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Sunday, December 1, 2002 - 12:00am

Writing gives this disabled Vietnam vet a point of focus and a direction for life.

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"I am a 100% disabled Vietnam veteran," says Steven M. Best, 51, of Powder Springs, Ga. "In the mid-1990s, a progressive neuromuscular disease forced me to leave my chosen profession (I owned a chiropractic clinic in Wisconsin for 20 years)." Facing diminishing physical abilities, Best looked for an outlet for his creative talents. In the December 2002 PN/Paraplegia News, read about Best's journey from soldier in Vietnam, through progressive disability, to an exciting new career as historical novelist.

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