Progress in RA: A Decade of Hope

   
The annual review post. Yeah, I went there:

"The new millennium started with the scare of Y2K - remember that? Everyone was convinced the sky would fall the minute the clock ticked over at New Year's, but thankfully nothing happened. For people living with RA, the new millennium didn't look much different, but the seeds of a revolution had started and now, as I sit by my computer thinking about what has changed for us in the past 10 years, I look at it entirely different landscape."

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Colleen Humphreys said…
The new millenium started exactly 1 year *after* the Y2K scare.   The first year of the 21st century was 2001.  And, now, we are in the 2nd decade of the 21st century.

But, it is more interesting to "carry the one", than it is to actually enter a new decade/millenium, really ;)
12:07 PM
FFXI GIL said…
he new millenium started exactly 1 year *after* the Y2K scare.
3:42 AM
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