Re: CMT has NOT denied us brains!

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Ye! Ye!

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Hello, my name is ,I've had CMT since the 3rd grade. but now that I'm 41

now I have to use my brain. 7 years ago I had back

surgery so my balance is off at times. In 2001 I trademarked my clothing line

called CODE RED CLOTHING, and now in 2007 I just patented my new invention

called the BRICK which is a portable weighted retractable tie out for small

dogs.If you persist in your efforts, you will achieve your dreams.

B.

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Hi ,

Thanks for the " UMPFH " ( the push I needed to hear). I'm 46 and was just

diagnosed a few years ago and am trying to figure out the basics still like how

I'm going to survive since I haven't worked since November of 2005. I'm waiting

on a workmens' comp case which is finishing up and going through SSI with an

attorney this time all over again. I'm pooped.

This week I pushed myself and got things done I should have like blood work, my

eyes checked today for new glasses, a papsmear (had one of those lately? lol), a

cholestoral check...just little stuff which made me feel better when it was all

done.

Tomorrow my friends are taking me to the horse track in Miami (I live in the

Keys) and I'm going to have a blast! Thanks so much for your inspiration, being

down here on the water, I've had so many ideas about different projects but

never went through with them, this is what the doctor called for..Thank you...

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WAY TO GO JOHN!!!

Debbie from MO

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Persistence in efforts... indeed.

I'll see my first effort when one day I logged on for an impromptu search for

foot orthotics online... things shaped up. Am ever grateful for my foot braces

....

Next, exercised and lost weight, walked a lot (gained balance)...

Went for swimming (things didn't work out, but am glad I gave it a shot!!)

Am gonna go for physiotherapy and massages now... and it better work for me in a

positive direction (however minutely!!)..

Life has been good so far... our job is to work... that brings me back to

'persistence in efforts'...

Cheers!

Reema from India