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Started by wheeliebear75 , Jan 31 2012 01:11 PM

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#1 wheeliebear75

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Posted 31 January 2012 - 01:11 PM

I would like to extend a very heartfelt & long overdue THANK YOU to all of you who despite being able to walk 0% of the time were kind enough to welcome members with open arms AND hearts including those of us who are able to do some walking.

Being SCI is difficult enough without feeling like an outcast from BOTH the AB world AND the SCI world as a whole. So again THANK YOU. Your inclusion & willingness to allow ALL people with SCI to have a place where we feel comfortable enough to also share in our triumphs and the torment.

I know sometimes it's (human nature) easier to remember the bad...but I wanted to also point out the GOOD around here! :hug:
*Enjoy every sunset, but be grateful for every dawn.*
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Posted 31 January 2012 - 07:35 PM

Group hug everyone :hug:
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