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Watching the history of Polio. What a nasty nasty disease. -- nm
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Phil Connors (aka REDMOND)
Feb 2 '09, 21:55
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I had a suspected case during an epidemic in Australia when I was 4 or 5. I was lucky. -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Feb 2, 22:01
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Eeeesh!! Not all kids that got it were paralyzed. This is a very interesting show. On PBS -- nm
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Phil Connors
Feb 2, 22:02
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Right. I wasn't paralyzed, and wasn't hospitalized because there were so many more serious cases. -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Feb 2, 22:08
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I am watching now rows of people in Iron Lungs. OMG I would freak!
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Phil Connors
Feb 2, 22:09
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Until they found polio vacinations, it was pretty scary. I had a cousin who got it and ended up with a bad limp in his right leg. -- nm
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BAD
Feb 2, 22:19
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a good friend of mine too -- nm
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zeitgeist for dogs
Feb 2, 22:32
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