Sounds good, thank you. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] ; [email protected] Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2009 1:54 AM Subject: Re: [TMIC] Class Reunions
HiJanice, That depends on how badly I would want to see the people that would attend. First, not that many people generally continue to attend reunions, unless your class is special. Then, you'd be surprised at how many other people these days have some kind of disability as well. I have an idea, and this is something that may help. You could just put together a little page that answers some of the usual questions that people have about TM, and tell anyone who wants information, tell them that you'll give it to them at the end of the evening. Tell them that it hasn't changed who you are, just how you get around. That tonight you are just here to catch up and have a good time with old friends. Hugs, Barbara A -----Original Message----- From: Janice <[email protected]> To: transverse myelitis <[email protected]> Sent: Wed, Jul 1, 2009 8:47 pm Subject: [TMIC] Class Reunions I have another question for you all that want to answer: I will be having another class reunion shortly and graduating from the hometown high school, I was usually one of about 15 that helped to plan it. We had around 500 in our graduating class. Anyway, I am debating whether or not to be a part of the planning or even attending the reunion. This is the first reunion since I got clobbered with TM. I still have to use a cane and would maybe need my wheelchair. I was fairly well known and I am afraid I would be answering questions all nite about TM. My question is: Would you let TM keep you from attending a reunion? Be honest. If you were faced with this decision this weekend, what would you do? Janice ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dell Summer Savings: Cool Deals on Popular Laptops - Shop Now!
