Re: being in a wheelchair

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am sorry if I jumped the gun. It's just the way I interpreted it. My numbers

are at 174 this morning, maybe I am a bit on edge. Thanks for the encouragement.

" , Bruce " wrote:

I'm sorry, I didn't mean it that way. What I meant was that the fact

that people in wheelchairs manage to do that sort of exercise meant that

there must be suitable exercises out there for people who can't stand or

walk. It was meant to be encouraging.

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In a message dated 12/1/2004 7:20:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

iluvhugs1369@... writes:

im now not confined to my wheel chair anymore.

walking is difficult but i am walking. i still need the chair for long

distance and for shopping but i feel as if ive come such a long way. my

advice to all

is never give up.

Hi Jude,

You are an inspiration.

hugs

Eunice

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In a message dated 12/1/2004 7:20:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

iluvhugs1369@... writes:

im now not confined to my wheel chair anymore.

walking is difficult but i am walking. i still need the chair for long

distance and for shopping but i feel as if ive come such a long way. my

advice to all

is never give up.

Hi Jude,

You are an inspiration.

hugs

Eunice

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> (snip) i

> found a richard simmons video called " sit tight " . its a fantastic

>cardio

> workout for people confined to wheel chairs. i did it for a good 6

>months and

> with dieting i lost 40 pounds. im now not confined to my wheel

chair anymore.

> (snip) hugs, jude

>

Jude - You rock. What a great example for the rest of us!

, Charlotte NC