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Old 08-04-2010, 08:11 PM #1
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Default Looking for info on AD
Hi everyone,

Found this site as I googled for more info/hope. I've had AD for 6 years after a motorcycle accident and my jaw being crushed.

Looking for hope and maybe someone else to understand. I know and I just saw that there are others like me. I don't feel like anyone around me really understands what day-to-day is like. I put on my "everything is ok" face, no one really realizes.

Just really having a hard time right now...
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