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RE: Older new student, St Aug Flex - December 12, 2007 1:43:17 PM

A20RepSquat

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Thanks for the heads-up SJ.

If anyone needs to email me...
david@PopsHouse.com

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RE: Older new student, St Aug Flex - December 12, 2007 11:21:52 PM

David Adamczyk

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Thanks for letting us know SJ. I'll get the geek squad on the case.

Dave

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RE: Older new student, St Aug Flex - December 13, 2007 3:07:36 PM

shalaka

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Thanks SJBird55. I would have continued emailing David and wondered if something was wrong with my account.

David, I will send u an email on the ID you mentioned.
Regards,
Shalaka

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RE: Older new student, St Aug Flex - December 13, 2007 3:56:21 PM

A20RepSquat

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Shalaka,

I will be on the lookout for your email.

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RE: Older new student, St Aug Flex - January 28, 2008 8:46:32 PM

ALZYMER

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Dear David, I've just joined the site and wondered if you may be better off going on a PTA course first. A PTA licence is halfway to a PT, yet only costs around $7000 for two years at a community college. You can always carry on to be a PT at a later date. I'm 59 yo and finish my two year associates PTA degree in August this year. I'm sorry if I've repeated some earlier advice, but as I said earlier, I only found this site an hour ago. Good luck for the future, Brian Moss.

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RE: Older new student, St Aug Flex - January 29, 2008 3:06:59 PM

A20RepSquat

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Hi Brian,

I had thought of that and there is a program near me but it would mean quitting my job. If I could afford to quit my job immediately then I would definitely do a PT program which isn't much longer than the PTA. Lots of success to you and keep me posted on your progress especially as it relates to old geezers like us