Newcomers should search through the archives for the stories about
Jake deGrand. As a teenager undaunted by paralysis, Jake kept us in
stitches with stories about his friends taking him camping on an
island, towing his wheelchair on the streets, and Jake having his lap
being the only place
Hi Marti,
I signed up here a month or so ago to read up on what is going on with
other's out there with TM. My brother was diagnosed with TM (Dr's still are
not 100%) positive. He was at the Cleveland Clinic and I can tell you
"DON'T waste your time even calling there." Trust me, they were c
I don't have an answer for you but just wanted to say it's so good to see
you, Judi!
Barbara H.
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In a message dated 2/6/2007 7:39:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi everyone, I don't know how man
I am in Arizona visiting my son who has just moved into a new home... but
Cox has not come out to install the Internt. we are at an Internet cafe
this morning so I'm still a member of this "awesome" groupjust not
able to e-mail for awhile
Hope all is well with everyone!
Trudy
In
Hi everyone, I don't know how many remember me...I'm Jake's mom, Judi DeGrand.
I haven't posted in a long time. To catch you up, Jake is now going to college
at CMU for environmental Land Use and GPS imaging. He is completely
independant. We are very proud of him.
He has recently taken on a new
