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smile24x7
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Greetings from Georgia
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Hi Everyone,
I am 29, and have been on Dialysis for a little over a year now. Somehow, I still feel like a newbie. I have been looking for a site like this where I can get answers and support about dialysis. I am trying to learn everything I can so that I can make sure that I am getting the best possible care and make the best choices for myself. It just seems like every time I think I know whats going on, something happens and I am shown that I don't. I have been struggling to have the life I had before dialysis. I know this is not totally possible, but I am determined to do as much as I can until I get a transplant. I am working on a web site to share what I have learned so far about dialysis. Please give me a visit at
www.mydialysisweb.com
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Zach
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Welcome to the community!
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Re: Greetings from Georgia
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Smile, we have all the answers and don't even need to know the questions. So pull up a chair, have a drink, and enjoy the fellowship. We are here for you.
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smile24x7
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LOL
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smile, You have found the most incredible site on the net. Sit a spell and do a bunch of reading, if you don't find your answer, ask, you'll get plenty of answers. Take care.
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to IHD. You've come to the right place for answers, opinions, a good laugh or two and support. Nice to meet you.
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glad to have you with us.
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Welcome aboard!!! you've come to the right place, we may not always have answers, but we are HERE!!!
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to the IHD Family Smile!
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Welcome to the site. Lives change when we get to start dialysis. I know it changed my life and probably yours too. The support is here when you need it.
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Re: Greetings from Georgia
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Hi Smile and WELCOME. I'm from Georgia, too. Get busy reading, there is lots of info here.
Love, Mimi
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