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I agree with Sally though, that it would have been nice to get started earlier. I was in denial for a long time ... so even if I had heard of it sooner, I wouldn't have thought my life would be affected as much as it has.

I can live like this though.

Chere

thats where im feeling real lucky, that i got on the LDN so early.one thing that still kills me is the LDN was available when my mother was alive and we knew nothing of it. and when i think of just how quick she went down hill.......

someone up there may like me afterall
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