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February 2000 Top-Posting Awards

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John Calande: Trying to pick up the pieces of a broken family.

Debbie H.: Life with an autistic son: experiencing another world.

Jack Merica: Using my artificial arm as a fishing rod holder.

February 2000 Posting Summary

• John Calande: Stupid comment from an intern.
• Betty Alfred: Learning how to accept help.
• Cheryl Lindsay: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome can involve several surgeries.
• Cheryl Lindsay: The pain of heart that cripples a soul.
• Lisa: Little relief for Reiters.
• Marcie Wynn: Aligning myself with something bigger in life.
• Gary Roberts: Maturing as a rehab client, provider and advocate.
• Gary Roberts: Rehab clients need to go beyond established process.
• Gary Roberts: Unwittingly becoming a victim as a rehab counselor.
• Vicki Thompson: Is there a Fibromyalgia/DeQuervain connection?
• Cheryl Lindsay: I'm afraid to leave home; I'm my own prisoner.
• Cheryl Lindsay: 30-month backlog on SSD; I'm running out of time.
• Eddie Hunt: Concentrate on what you do well; then excel in it.
• John Calande: Ideas about how to start your own support group.
• Tammy Martinez: I need information about carpal tunnel Syndrome.
• Betty Alfred: Abilities Day is just what we need.
• Shelley Miller: Breaking social isolation with online gaming.
• Jean M. Flynn: I refuse to be socially isolated.
• Catherine S. Perel: What I missed before philosophy class.
• Grace: Living on the edge with a hidden disability.
• Maggie Orbach: I want to live until I die.
• David R.: How do I form a support group?
• William S. Birdwell: Difficulty getting drugs for chronic pan.
• John Calande: Living with a disability is a way of life.
• Eddie Hunt: I'd be the first in line for a cure.
• Terry Taylor: For lifers, a cure is not necessarily the answer.
• Jessica: Loving your disability is stupid.
• Gloria Collicutt: It's time to ask for support from my family.
• John Calande: Finding new friends after the onset of disability.
• Narelle Murphy: Potential pen-pal in Australia who has CP.
• John Calande: Drug-free ways to overcome depression.
• Lauri Robertson: Inappropriate treatment from dentists, doctors.
• Lauri Robertson: Why complaints are few against rehab services.
• Jim Hasse: "I'm not suffering, Doc."
• John Calande: Mustering an afternoon tea party with one hand.
• Kacie: A bothersome year with Reiters Disease.
• Gary Roberts: How easy it is to forget those left behind.
• Cheryl Lindsay: "I just can't give up."
• Tony: "Some made me feel like I had something really seedy."
• Cheryl Lindsay: Just another day in paradise.

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