Danny Furlong
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20/9/2011

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hentai academy link
25/7/2012 04:06:29 am

Found this link while searching Google, thanks

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Sam Chapman
27/9/2013 11:26:44 pm

Hi David, I am Jez's teacher this year.... She is one amazing young lady. So intelligent and creative; she has incredible thinking skills and she makes my job a pleasure. Looking forward to reading some of your work! Sam

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Heather
12/10/2013 04:23:23 pm

Hello David. I am excited to see the wonderful things you are doing. I know there will be a lot of work with your venture but already after reading some of your writing I can see you have the "gift" I am Jezabel's coach and I have found her a great athlete. She is a really quick learner and has mastered a lot of excellent diving techniques in a very short while. Her skills and attitude are excellent. Maybe you could think about her story as being an important pathway to follow. . . .

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Neil
19/10/2013 12:26:56 pm

Hi Danny
I read some of your Prince Henry's writing today and it brought back a few memories like the day the nurse threw your first and much needed alphabet board into the bin and the awful troubles you had with thirst. Hope the book goes well. I look forward to reading it. Have you seen the videos I've produced lately? You might find them interesting. vicwind.org.au/waubra-videos.... best wishes from me and Heather.

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    I'm Danny Furlong.

     
    I'm a non-verbal quadriplegic confined to an electric wheelchair.
    A mute quad.
    I've been that way ever since I had a stroke out of the blue thirty years ago.
    I live alone in my own home in Castlemaine, near Bendigo in country Victoria. DHS-funded carers come in morning, noon, night and nighty-night to do the basics for me. 
    I don't know the C2 or C7 stuff. All I know is I can't talk and can't move except for minimal movement in my left arm, which means I'm pretty well stuffed.

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