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Hello Everyone,

My name is Laurel Im so happy I found this forum. I'm listening to John Sarnos audio book now. And yes I too am all over the pages. I wrote a story, obviously I'm new and still in pain so it's not a success story yet. But I have no doubt that will come in time. Where do I post this?
Thank you for this site, I am most grateful.
LOLO :)
 
Hello Everyone,

My name is Laurel Im so happy I found this forum. I'm listening to John Sarnos audio book now. And yes I too am all over the pages. I wrote a story, obviously I'm new and still in pain so it's not a success story yet. But I have no doubt that will come in time. Where do I post this?
Thank you for this site, I am most grateful.
LOLO :)

Hi Laurel, you can post it here and on your profile.
 
Hi Laurel, you can post it here and on your profile.
The easiest way to reach your profile is to click on your forum name under your picture - then click on My Story. Cut and paste your text from Word or whatever. Easy!

Feel free to check out my profile page to see what kind of things can go on it. I haven't updated my story lately, but I do keep adding favorite resources.

And Welcome from me, too!
 
Hi, Laurel. Your name is half of my favorite comedy team, Laurel and Hardy.
Whenever I am anxious and need a laugh, I watch one of their short movies. They are on YouTube
and really help to take the edge off of anxiety or physical pain caused by TMS.

My favorites are "Tit for Tat" and "The Music Box." But any of their other short comedies are wonderful.
The one where they try to sell a Christmas tree to a man in sunny California is hilarious.
 
Hi Walt,

I've never watched any of the videos as an adult I think I'll do that. Growing up in Iowa we had a "Shakeys" pizza joint that ran the film of these two funny guys.
Alot of times I have to refer to them to get my name across. Thanks for the tip..
 
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