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Old 03-22-2008, 07:54 PM #1
Earl Earl is offline
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Default Sitting in Rehab wanting to Video chat...

Anyone with a .MAC or AIM account and a video camera on the computer who wold like to chat, I am BORED sitting in rehab. would love to have a video chat with someone. two weeks left in rehab. I am doing much better. I am able to walk assisted with a Physical therapist and belts holding me up, by the time I get out I should be able to walk with a walker by myself. Those doctors who told me I would never walk again obviously don't know the power of God...
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