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Old 03-24-2008, 02:08 PM #1
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Red face Dana
had severe CIDP and was wheelchair bound I believe.

She used to post here but not for several months. She was most
active on the chat format at OBT. If you search here you will see her posts and maybe recall them then.
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Thanks for telling us Mrs. D. I do remember her and her kindness. My best wishes to her family.

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--and am saddened by her departure.

May she receive the peace she deserves.
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YEah, Dana was such a friendly woman. She used to tell me about how hard it was to be in a wheelchair, wishing she could walk again. Dana was quite tall, near 6', if I remember correctly. Back when Braintalk's chatrooms worked well, we would spend quite a bit of time talking, that is when we found each other at the right time, she on the west coast and me on the east coast.

She's with the angels now and feeling no pain. Goodbye my friend.
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read friendly and kind ,what a wonderlful way to be rremembered,so
in gratitude , you will never be forgotten.. Pain does not follow it just
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I do not think Dana and I ever chatted but from all of your kind words about her she must have been very brave and a lovely person.

May she now be at peace.

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