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Old 03-30-2008, 06:04 PM #9
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very powerful. except for the religious part that could have been me writing that (if i could write that powerfully). Similiar exposures and similiar results.

People in general have trouble relating to chronically ill people and tend to avoid them partly because of that fear factor in the back of their mind that they dont want to keep facing.

Did your job or medical people accept that your PN was caused by the exposure or resultant respiratory problems ? Did you get many respiratory infections?

Good luck and enjoy your granddaughter, im kind of a Mr. Mom now myself. I miss my kids being very young at times.
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