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Old 01-14-2009, 09:48 AM #1
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Hello,
I seem to be the Newbie here. I'm a 44 yr old guy from Northern WI. that had a massive stroke at age 37. I've recovered fairly well, can walk (with a cane) & limp, haven't had nuch recovery with my left arm/hand though and am really fired up with the hope of more return through Stem Cell Therapy.
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