Thanks for the welcome :-)

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Gretchen, thanks for the posting. I will check out the shoes you mentioned.

As for the work issues, works (worked) as a barrista at Starbucks, and

there are no real accomodations that would work (a stool would pose a

tripping risk in the fast paced area behind both register and bar). He has

done other things for the company like training classes, some interviewing,

etc. but we worry about income. is not afraid to become more assertive

about it, but we would like to hear how other people have gone about the

transition.

I am reading the postings about children in CMT families. As a rule, did you

all know you had CMT before or after you had kids? P and I were thinking

about starting our family this year or next, but now with his diagnosis, we

aren't at all sure.

Thanks,