[QUAD-L] About life and length of time as a quad

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Jim, that is why New Mobility Magazine, wisely chose you to be their Person Of The Year. Need I say anymore.  You set, by example, rather than being an example.  So many people have re-evaluated their lives, because of you. You should have a small jet and be a peer counselor, but your name is not Alice and you don't live in .... Wonderland, lol. Best Wishes and keep on being Jim Lubin. W   In a message dated 6/8/2006 1:50:47 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I don't sit around feeling sorry for myself. A little over a year after I became paralyzed I was doing some computer programming work for the same company I use to work at. Computer programming was not my job. I had been an assembly technician many assembling parts for a medical device under a microscope. I learned how to program on my own so I could do the job they need me to do at the time. I now volunteer at a non-for-profit association helping others. I spend a lot of time with fundraising efforts for medical research, not with the illusion that it will benefit myself, but with the hope a cause and prevention could be found. I have found a purpose for my life.