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From: Eddie Hunt
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Date: 05 Feb 2000
Time: 19:52:24
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Jessica, Wow! Retract your claws. It isn't that I totally disagree but, I do not agree, either. First, I am quadriplegic and have never accepted my disability. Instead, I cope with my paralysis on a daily basis. During that time, 16 years, I have changed and have learned some goodness because of my disability.

That dosen't mean that I love my disability -- that would be torpid -- but, while I am disabled, I will learn all I can. I believe in God, science and technology which offer me hope. I do agree with you that, if offered a cure, I would be first in line.

What I love is the freedom of my mind and the ability to learn while I cope. Hugs to you, Jessica.

Eddie

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