hello steemers Welcome to the world of a very strange (80%) invalid
I suffer from multiple sclerosis!
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the journey can begin !!!
Adrenaline junkie from from the younger days and naw i am 30 :( and 10 years with (RRMS) !!!
in my posts u will see stunts on bike !
jump from the stand
alongside a bicycle I like computer games and recording for a youtube channel with my friend https://steemit.com/@vermillion666 !!!
Lets fly
Soon jump with parachute in tandem three kilometers of height :)
Cheers
Welcome!
:) ty
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ty :)
Welcome @borkas.
ty :)
welcome to steemit :)
ty :)
Welcome to Steemit! I've got a family member with MS and have done some work trying to raise awareness. You've probably heard of it, but since you like biking, I thought I'd share the National MS Society's website for Bike MS: http://main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR/Bike/MNMBikeEvents?pg=entry&fr_id=29178
Looking forward to seeing more of your posts!
ty :)
Welcome to Steem Borkas. Nice to meet you and sorry to hear about the MS, but it doesn't seem to hold you back! Good luck on the platform!
ty :)