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Old 10-02-2006, 02:10 PM #1
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Default Hi to new members . . .

Just thought I'd take this opportunity to welcome everyone who ventures here, and also to introduce myself.

I am a fairly active member on the MS forum, as that is my dx (and life). However, once upon a time, Schizophrenia was a very big part too, as my mom was dx schizophrenic.

My mom passed away in 2000 (from cancer), but I do have years of hands-on experience with this disease. I volunteered as a moderator here, because I think I can relate to you and your challenges.

I hope you find comfort, support and understanding here.

Cherie
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