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A "newbee" At Age 55...just Was Diagnosed Last Week!

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:)Anyone here in the San Diego, CA area? Want to form an educational-support group?? Ntended
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I'm not in California, but I wanted to say welcome!

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dlp252 Apprentice
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I'm in California, but way up North near San Francisco. Welcome! I was diagnosed last year at 50.

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Hi :)

I wanted to welcome you to the group, also. I was diagnosed last year at 49. Feel free to ask any questions you might have, and definately keep reading here--lots of great information to be had as well as many wonderful, caring people.

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Hi :)

I wanted to welcome you to the group, also. I was diagnosed last year at 49. Feel free to ask any questions you might have, and definately keep reading here--lots of great information to be had as well as many wonderful, caring people.

I am Daniela, also diagnosed at 49. would like to exchange experience, give each other support and tips.

Daniela my e mail is danielajosef@walla.com

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