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Polio Survivor's Forum/On-Line Discussion Group
PS Forum has been discontinued due to lack of participants.
02/08/2010
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This site is dedicated to Polio Survivors in the 21st Century along with their family, friends and the medical community. We need to pull together and share our experiences and knowledge about post-polio. This webpage will try to provide access to reliable, up to date resources. Please tell your family and friends about this internet community. Let me know your ideas on making this one of the best and most informative Polio Survivor sites on the internet! If you have a website containing information helpful to polio survivors then let us join together by sharing our links. My current MySpace has over 100 MySpace friends and over half are survivors and I plan to put their links here as I know they would love to hear from other survivors of polio.
For this site I have chosen to be an affiliate to The March of Dimes and you will find their banners and other requests for donations on almost every page. I and other survivors owe a great deal to the organization, please give if you can.
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This email was recently (02/05/2010) received:
Post-Polio Message Board was discontinued in October 2009.
We request concerned people to join Facebook's group,
Polio is still around, help support people with it...polio and post polio!
Best regards,
Vera Moore
Mobile Area Post-Polio Support Group
POST-POLIO SUPPORT
Alabama-Florida-Mississippi Gulf Coast
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Disabilities-R-Us, an online chat room and support group created by and for people with physical disabilities (but everyone is welcome).
For over 10 years we have been providing a warm and friendly place where you can make new online friends from all over the world.
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In the United States, polio was the most notorious disease of the 20th century until AIDS appeared. On April 12, 1955, it was announced that Jonas Salk, using March of Dimes donations from millions of people, had developed a vaccine to prevent polio.
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