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Jennifer,

my sentiments exactly, it's more than ridiculous, it's an outrage.  I have
relatives who are just sitting by.  My "blood" is on their hands.

Ray
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Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 8:49 AM
Subject: Re: Souls in limbo


> In the statement:  "...cell research is not okay because the potential for
> life is there."
>
> The key word is 'potential'.  What about the people who ARE ALIVE and
> SUFFERING?
>
> What about the people who have spent their lives working, sacrificing for
> their children, going to church, singing in the choir, playing with their
> grandchildren and actually contributing to the world, like my dad.  Don't
> they have
> rights?  Don't they have the right to quality of life?
>
> Instead, we are perfectly willing to stand by and watch our family members
> and friends afflicted with these debilitating diseases to lose the battle
> with
> their bodies because there is a dish of cells that have the 'POTENTIAL' of
> life.
>
> How will these people feel when their 40 year old son or daughter is
> afflicted with Parkinsons in the prime of their life and they have to just
> sit by and
> watch their child's bodies fail them knowing that there is a dish of cells
> in
> a lab somewhere that is more important to protect than finding a cure for
> the
> PEOPLE WHO ARE ACUTALLY ALIVE AND SUFFERING!!!!!!
>
> IT'S RIDICULOUS!!!
>
>
> Jennifer
>
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