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Old 07-05-2008, 11:17 AM #2
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susie,

what about asking your dr to hold an informal meeting at his/her office on a saturday? just a coffee tea type of thing. see how much interest just from that office.

then contact any of your therapists "friends" to do the same thing.

all it takes is a few to start.

i'm sure more will chime in here. there maybe members here who live near you.

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