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Old 08-27-2007, 05:30 PM #1
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Default Hello from Texas
My Dad was diagnosed with a stroke in 2004 and initially got much better and then became much worse. He got into Mayo Clinic recently, and after they said he had been misdiagnosed in Houston with strokes and brain stem bleeding, determined he has cerebellar ataxia. That information came in the mail today and he and my mother are devastated. He needs hope of getting better. He's 68.
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