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Old 04-28-2009, 03:01 PM #11
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fantastic! you are an inspiration, and nothing says "moving on with life" like learning new skills. best of luck to you.
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Good luck Ali!! Hope you hear some great news this week!!
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If anyone can do it, you can. Keep us posted as to when you hear something. My fingers are crossed for you. Only someone who has suffered as we do should treat people with rsd. that way, when we say something the person would be able to understand what we mean. You will be fantastic in whatever you do.

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Hi Ali,
Gosh, do I ever admire you!!! You are an amazing young person and I believe you would make a wonderful counselor...especially for people with chronic pain. You are truly an inspiration to me and I am sure to others too. I liked the idea of giving that girl in your class a smack (or at least throw a crutch at her). People still continue to amaze me with the stupid things they say. No matter what...catch your dream. You are the best. Keep up your great work!!!
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