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Gail,
Done.
WHH
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Hey bro...you sent this to the list too didn't ya?
If not please do, your response is too clever for just me to see!
Hugs,
Gail
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In a message dated 6/22/98 9:34:45 PM Central Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]
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*I know there's something here in Brady*.....
1. He's good Public Relations for Parkinson's Disease.
2. Humor is very important in chronic illness
3. He's cuter than 'Joe the Camel'
4. It's a cleaver way for children of PWP to learn about Parkinson's
without it being so scarry. And for adults to learn some basics in a non
threatening way.
5. He could have his is own easily recognizable logo! Mary is an art
teacher and she has volunteered to do drawings!
6. Mary Sheehan has even invited others to:
"Please add to the adventures of Brady Kinesia, if you'd like....
or perhaps relate the adventures of his descendants,
the computer nerd Disk Kinesia, or his fun-loving sister,
Disco Kinesia."
I see this as another TOOL that we need to catch the attention of
others...new parkies, the public, Senators, ad campaigns, posters,
fund raising drives... And I bet our own Ken, Bruce, Murray and
Hans could add a chapter or two.
I got all wound up, I'm tired now, I'll go sit down.
Gail Vass
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Gail,
Lest we forget, Brady, while not the worst guy in the picture does keep some
pretty bad company -- Disk and Disko have mean streaks in 'em, and some
friends Dys Tonia, Dysk Ability (Popeye named him) and Rigi Dity are totaly
without redeming social value. Do we really want to lionize this character?
Is he all we got?
Regards,
WHH
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