CMT has NOT denied us brains!

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Hi Reema,

You said this so beautifully. Made my day! Sometimes I feel it is all

to easy to focus on what's going on with us * physically *, be it

aches, pains, falls, exercise, etc. In my experience spending time

developing my brain through the years has paid off in spades.

My one and only New Year's Resolution 2006 was to read more books - and I did

exactly that. This year I am attempting to learn a new language, one I have not

had any prior experience with so I will develop my brain more.

LOL, I told this to a friend who said " you sure have a busy mind " !

Throughout my life with CMT, it has become extremely important to

develop my mind, mainly to start with, I had to learn how to do the

best job with the least amount of physical work, and other creative

management " strategies " . In fact, it has been the very * fact * that

having CMT has made me need to develop my mind, to be quicker,

smarter, to " stay in the game " (meaning real world life) and to excel.

I am so glad you said " CMT has NOT denied us brains " . I know many

persons with CMT who are extremely smart, quick, alert, and seek to

develop their brains, and their lives, too.

~ Gretchen