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Is it because they think she is tainted or not perfect. I retired at 59, didn't know at the time I had PD, was diagnosed a year later. There is no way I could keep up on my job. I thank god everyday that I was able to retire. On Thu, 16 Nov 1995, Lee Meyerson <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >Earlier today, I received (at my office) the message below from my husband. >He's as appalled as I am by reporters' reactions. I believe Ms. Reno has an >e-mail address. Perhaps she might be comforted by this group. I'll do a >search for the address. > > ><FYI. Just wanted you to know that I heard on the news that Janet Reno told >reporters that she has been diagnosed with Parkinsons. It's really >interesting about how many people are asking if she is going to resign. >Stupid people. They don't seem to want anyone who is "tainted" or not >perfect by their standards. > >Time to get off the soapbox. Pete> > >Lee Meyerson ([log in to unmask]) >Mother, 5 years -- Meds unknown > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ Helen Ormsby [log in to unmask] "Old soldiers never die. Young ones do." ------------------------------------------------------------