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Check out these links and let me know what you think..........
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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Painting Polio Plus is a site belonging to polio survivor Naomi Olsen. Naomi is a writer and artist. Explore her pages and read her biography. She is the author of a science fiction adventure for girls called "Nevaeh".
Naomi will be exhibiting her art expressions at the Chilliwack Artist Gallery, June thru July 2007 in Chillwack British Columbia Canada.
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The Lincolnshire Post-Polio Web Site began life in 1997 and over the years has expanded to become a major resource of polio and post-polio information. The site currently comprises over 450 documents, many of which are substantial articles in their own right. A project to restructure the web site is ongoing. The project covers improving accessibility and navigation, updating content as well as the provision of new facilities. The current production web site will continue to be available for the duration of this project
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Post-Polio
Syndrome Central
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An excellent source of information on polio. At first I found the site difficult to use. I'm very visual and rely greatly on graphics & buttons. PPSC is disabled "friendly" and uses only text with text links. When you visit, take your time to explore and within a short time you'll find what you're looking for. I want to thank PPSC for carrying a link to this site.
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Texas Bay Area Polio Survivors
Affiliated with:
Texas Polio Survivors Association, Inc.
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Group Leaders: Doris Scarborough & John Hartman
The Texas Bay Area Group was started in 1991 by Paul Chase as leader with Orville Stanley as co-leader. They met at the Bay Area Rehabilitation in Baytown at night due to the fact that people still worked. They needed a meeting at night because all the other groups meet in the daytime. Approximately on our list are 75. We have email for 40 and 15 post cards mailed each month.
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Post-Polio Support
Alabama, Florida, Mississippi Gulf Coast
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MOBILE AREA POST-POLIO SUPPORT GROUP
(Vera Moore)
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PENSACOLA POST-POLIO SUPPORT GROUP
(Leigh Dethlefs)
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