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Mom Gets a New Leg

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Today was the much anticipated prosthesis appointment.  It was emotional for me to watch my mom finally get to walk with her new limb.  I even cried when I heard her say 'it feels so good to walk again'. She still has a long road but this is a huge step toward independence!


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  1. CindyMay 26, 2010 at 12:55 PM

    WoW!! Looking Good Marvelous Marva!! Can't wait to see you toodling around town in August! xoxo Cindy

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  2. Carol PuenteJune 7, 2010 at 11:40 AM

    wow MOM! YOU GO GIRL! :)I'm so happy to see you walking :) *Tears*
    I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! XOXOXO

    Joanie: thanks for sharing...love this!

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