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re: The Movement for Improvement

Nigel — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 18:57:20 GMT

Velaquez and trapwaterz that's wit it do that is how you show people that you are unstopable and untouchable

from Nigel

re: Music as Therapy: Reaching People in Ways That Traditional Therapy Sometimes Can’t

ferguson — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 09:31:54 GMT

I don't take meds at the minute cant find the right ones to work for me,

I listen to music a lot in the car in the house when i go to bed it helps me a lot with the pain and helps me distress,i sing to try and work though the pain i find thats a great help, i would reckon mend every body try, Even if you just listen it does help.

re: Dan Mountain: One Survivor's Stroke of Genius

valerie — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 23:15:06 GMT

first i want to say great Dan, i willbuy your cd, in May. i enjoiyed reading about your recovere. i like what you said about getting back to your life, that is what i say to myself. but to get back to being me would be a good thing.

re: Rock Your World: Music for All Abilities

Tiffiny — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 01:15:26 GMT

bob, i've always wanted to get better at the harmoinca but had trouble with the slide effects :) glad you liked my article though!

re: The Movement for Improvement

michaelfay — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 23:08:27 GMT

Great set of guys that I had the pleasure of meeting a few months ago. Great contemporary sound and a solid message. We should figure a way to buy their CD's online here at DISABOOM.

re: Rock Your World: Music for All Abilities

brobob — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 21:11:39 GMT

Howdy Brother,

I could not agree with you more about playing the Harmonica!

I play the Blues Harp as I no it and it has helped me get through

lot hard times and my disabilities of diabetes and glaucoma.

So keep on playing and as I often say keep on Harping the Blues!

Bro.Bob