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Anyway, a few months ago I hosted my own Zoom meeting and a bunch of people showed up. Some familiar faces showed up. and a handful on New Yorkers new to the GBS "family" Some other chapter leaders from all over the country said hi, too. It was okay. But it occurred to me that a chapter meeting doesn't really have to be regional. It could have a subject that interests people from all over the world. So I decided to have a chapter meeting based on a theme that I can relate to. I decided to set the agenda and talk about something that is common to a lot of people who have had GBS. We all used to live somewhat okay lives until suddenly we had to deal with the effects of peripheral neuropathy. It didn't go away or some of us.... Long-term residuals
Here is a link to the zoom meeting
Topic: michael ring's Personal Meeting Room. Meeting Recording:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/yw8pEXaTemcJPwyUV0_hYbv_SYPKo9AOc1p3OfHLdmG2g2hNrlAj229sgnaEva1Q.3_fS9A5Dv7ZEOcmM
And needless to say I'm really grateful for the foundation to have given me the opportunity to do this. And I couldn't have done it without the help from my chapter leader from across the East River and friend, Danawyn and my friend and occupational therapist Jennifer.
- First I'd like to provide a link do an item of computer software that I didn't even mention at the meeting. I'm using it at this very moment. Voice to text. I happen to be using an online program that is free and called SpeechTexter. (so they're not typos. That's what I said.) I actually used to use products from dragon but when I change computers I lost my registration key. They work better in that I was able to say things like strike that to delete the last thing I said. They will also able to learn my Brooklyn accent because I tawk that way
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