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Old 10-14-2007, 05:04 AM #21
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Lucy and Sissy,
My son is doing very well. He claims he has no symptoms, he is driving a half hour to school each day, running, and taking 5 difficult subjects in school and doing well. We have a neurology appt this Monday to discuss his desire to wrestle again. I am giong to tell him that he just cannot do it and he cannot continue to flirt with this possibility. One more shake up and I think his ability to heal to a no symptom level may be impossible. Thankyou for asking. I have learned alot from all of you. as I try to keep him on the correct healing path.
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