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Message Number: 21 - Wednesday, July 16, 2008 07:20:38 PDT

Name:	John W Dudley
Has this site been useful?:	Yes

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I just wanted to take this opportunity to let all know that the State of Texas provides many hearing health care products free for it's residents, even free college tuition. http://www.abattery.com

Name:	James Burrow
Has this site been useful?:	Yes

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Great resource! Keep up the good work.

Name:	Doug Stauffer
Has this site been useful?:	Very

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Hi Alex:

Thanks for adding http://www.bpimedicalsupply to your site. I hope that we can be of service to your viewers.

Doug

Message Number: 18
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Name:	D r. Suskin
Has this site been useful?:	Very

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Hello,
I noticed our website www.maxiaids.com was linked on your Websites page - this site serves independent living for the blind, deaf and physically challenged.
We have another site called http://www.hearmore.com which I noticed was NOT linked.
If you could please register (link) it on your site http://www.netreach.net/~abrejcha/websites.htm it would be greatly appreciated

Thank You

Dr. Suskin
Webmaster

Name:	Craig
Has this site been useful?:	VERY

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Hey Alex,

Long time! I know you switched doctors because Graduate shut down, but I was concerned and dug out your business card. I'll call your cell, but I thought I'd sign in here as  a reminder: be sure to get bloodwork with your new doc. I did yours last and it's time again. Best of all! b.t.w. I've sent a number of my patients to your site and I'm glad you are keeping it up.

Craig

Name:	Cherie
Has this site been useful?:	very I am able to use some sof the resouces for a paper I am writing

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I am a current student at Kaplan University. My class is interpersonal communications. I am writing on the effects of learning disabilites on children and how it continues to affect them into adulthood. The motivation is my daughter who had a serious difficutly in communication that turned out to be a brain defect which made communicating difficult. It still does. But while growing up she was picked on and teased and this created a whole new dimension of problems for her and I.

This became behavioral, and depression came with it. She seems ok, and even goes to school for auto tech, but some days for some reason she gets set back as if she is back in the day of getting picked on all over again. I am hoping to learn and help her with the information. Thank you

Name:	Carole Conrad
Has this site been useful?:	ABSOTIVELY

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SHAME on you for not not calling when Graduate Hospital shut down!! I just found out. So sorry! I'll call your cell.

HUGS,

Carole

Name:	Dan Flanigan
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Great Site, thanks for all the useful resources!

Name:	Elizabeth
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Thank you. I am sure that people with learning disabilities are ill served by our one size fits all education system, and that they may be ready to learn when they are much older than the norm, and that their potential is often wasted. I am trying to build a literacy component into my daily art program at http://www.mhcinc.org in Tampa FL.

People who have mobility disabilities from when they are born, have to learn to walk by using their brain. Only later is their brain ready to learn other things. They may be able to teach disabled veterans how to use their minds to create non-neural pathways for messages to disabled limbs to get them working. This has actually happened to a friend of mine who had her kneecaps - patella - removed at age ten. The entire muscle across her knee was cut.  Now at fifty, she is having to undergo surgery again. The doc said he would do it because she had taught herself to walk once even though there was no way the messages could have gotten to her lower limbs by normal channels - so she must have done something, and could do so again.

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