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Margret Tuchman wrote encouraging people to do something to help pass the Udall Bill every day. If there were more people with her determination, Parkinson's would be cured by now. YES CURED, or at least a new effective treatment. MEDICAL SCIENCE IS CLOSE, SOME SAY WITHIN 5 YEARS. Amgen's growth factor could be commercial within 3 years if all went well. That comment is from Amgen's head technical person. Ole Isacon, from HARVARD (not Western Podunk Community College) says 3-5 years. He's working on pig fetal tissue. All that is holding us back is cash, or rather lack of it. The Udall Bill remedies that. Just look at it like this. Imagine if you could cure Parkinson's if you wrote one post card a day or got someone else each day to write. Would you spare the time ? Would that be a high priority? It is for me. I want to lick this thing. If all 1.5 million of us did that, Congress would be forced to pass this bill. ARE YOU TOO COMPLACENT TOO CURE PARKINSON'S. Some of you think I'm full of it. But what if I'm right. Isn't that a little expenditure for a potential big gain? It's like playing the lottery. Consider each postcard you write your Parkinson's lottery ticket. Besides your own Congressmen and Senators these are the people who have the say as to when we cure Parkinson's (We will cure it, more money-sooner,less money -later. You get to vote): The Honorable Michael Bilirakis, Commerce Committee 2240 Rayburn House Office Bldg. Washington, DC 20515 Congressman Bliley, Chairman of the Commerce Committee 2241 Rayburn House Office BLdg. Washington, DC 20515 The Honorable Newt Gingrich, Speaker of the House 2428 Rayburn House Office Bldg Washington, DC 20515 Senator Nancy Kassebaum, Chairman of the Human Resources Committee Senate Russell Office Bldg 302 Washington,DC 20510 Senator Trent Lott, Majority Leader Senate Russell Office Bldg. 487 Washington, DC 20510