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Old 06-30-2007, 04:08 PM #4
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Hi Craig, and welcome to this great place.

Sometimes I can find information in the forums by going up there above and clicking on Search. Ataxia brings up quite a few different posts in different forums.

I'm so sorry for your problems. When I first started 'visiting' the internet in '98 was after a car accident. I found the people so helpful. Who better to know what we're going through than people experiencing the same things.

The people here are absolutely amazing, and the founder of our forums, Doc John, is an incredibly wonderful man. You'll find the moderators are just as incredible.

Again, welcome!
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