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Old 09-24-2008, 04:23 AM #7
Denise R Denise R is offline
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Hi Denise!

Glad to see you here! I love to visit vegas too LOL. I dont get around there like I used to but they make it pretty easy in a power chair. Even helping you get one while your visiting.

Sorry to hear about your pain. The darn stuff is like the energizer bunny with me, it just keeps going and going. There might be a group for fibro there, check online to see if you can google one up.
Hi, Allen
Thanks for the welcome.Yeah the one armed bandits are killer on the arms and the pocket book LOL
I have not tried to find a fibro group to join yet but I will.... thanks for the suggestion. I am still in a little denial but this site and people like you are opening my eyes up.
Thanks Denise
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