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reply to Georgie you are very welcome

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Joanne Longley (Hopeful)

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Date Posted: 00:57:22 01/05/07 Fri

Thanks I need some ego help as I am in strange
place myself. I earned my Masters degree in Education
in the year 2000. I worked a year for Easter Seals and then
as a Kindnergarten teacher for a year. In 2001 at the years end I started having problems walking I quit my teaching job. I started a home tutoring service I work for VR they send me Adults with LD problems. I love what I
do I can help people, much like myself, see there dreams
come true. I can make a difference. However in all these
years the doctor's still are questioning my walking problems. I had a back operation in 1995 a dysectomy at T-6. Has anyone heard of someone being so dyslexic it causes
mobility problems??????
thanks Mrs. L

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