Hi, my name is dougie!

dougie Member Posts: 4

July 2015 in Welcomes and introductions

hi im kirsty im 32 and live in gateshead. i want to meet new people like me who have mild cerebal palsy.

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VickyS Member Posts: 132 Listener

July 2015

Hi dougie,

Welcome to the community!

Vicky xx

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dougie Member Posts: 4

July 2015

thanks where are are you from xx

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Noah Member Posts: 430 Pioneering

August 2015

Welcome to the community kirsty. Noah

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