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Default G'day from another Aussie
Hello all,

I 've been diagnosed with MS (RR) for 30 years now I've only just retired from the work force due to mostly cognitive issues, and although I use a cane, I'm still very mobile.

It's good to see some old faces on the site (you probably know me as Koala), and I look forward to meeting every one else.

Cheers, Anne
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