| Posted by Reny Wells ® , Oct 19,2001,18:27 | Archive |
I just found this web site today....and wow, am I glad!!
I was diagnosed with blepharospasm nearly two years ago after so many visits to doctors that I've lost count! I'm on my fifth round of BOTOX treatments...get them every three months with favorable, but mixed results.
For the most part, I'm adjusting to my condition, but do still feel isolated a lot of the time. Now that I know about the bulletin board, I'll check in often, but I'm also interested in getting to know others on a more personal level.....by sharing e-mails about our condition, interests, and life in general. Any takers?
Bye for now....Reny
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Hi Reny,
Re : Just found your web site! --- Reny Wells Posted by Dee in OR ® , Oct 19,2001,20:27 Top of Thread Archive Welcome and I'm glad you found us. We're glad you're here.
Dee in OR who has to go because dinner is READY!!!
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Sorry it took you so long, but glad you found us. Yes we are a great bunch of folks to get to know. Tell is about yourself.
Re : Just found your web site! --- Reny Wells Posted by Delaine Inman ® , Oct 19,2001,20:55 Top of Thread Archive Re: Just found your web site!
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Hi Reny ... Welcome to this wild and wonderful place. Hang around and get acquainted. The best way is to just join in wherever you feel like it and get to "know" different people, then decide which ones have similar interests, age (if that matters to you) and start up an e-mail correspondence. Many good friendships have begun here.
Re : Just found your web site! --- Reny Wells Posted by Sally - in - Idaho ® , Oct 19,2001,23:32 Top of Thread Archive Please tell us more about yourself ... as much as you feel comfortable doing.
Sally in North Idaho BEB/Meige diagnosed for about 2 1/2 years age 66
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