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Old 04-21-2008, 07:59 PM #6
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At the risk of being POLYANNA:
I am taking outpatient PN therapy at St Paul Hospital here in Dallas, Texas
I have a severe balance program and have had three bad falls.
I am so limited in my activities. Parkland is an outstanding burn clinic.
I do not see the inpatient clinic (Iraqui casualities) but I do see the Outpatients.
One Hispantic patient, burned from the top of his head to his toes.
The therapist import that his positive attitude keep thier spirits up.
I am blessed and will never complain!!
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