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Of course I whole heartedly endorse and support your endeavours. But I'm beginning to get a bit skeptical about the immediacy of a cure. I mean, even if the bll is passed, money given to research and a cure found , we're talking about a few years. And what is going to happen to me in the meantime, and you, and maryhelen davila, and gina cass and Dennis greene, and Bill Heitman,, and all those others in our age group? Where are we going to be, and who's going to take care of us. So, let's not just worry about a cure - yes of course that's the number one concern. But can't we spare a little time and thought and maybe some money, to making life a little more pleasant, and a whole lot more comfortable till the coming of the cure? Hilary Blue (49/16) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ivan M Suzman wrote: > > ^^^^^^WARM GREETINGS FROM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > Ivan Suzman 48/12 [log in to unmask] > Portland, Maine Land of lighthouses 68 deg. F > ******************************************************************** > Dear Listmembers, > > This Friday, 3 of us with Parkinson's will see Senator Susan Collins' > health aide, Sara Holmbom, at her Portland, Maine office, at 10 AM. We > will be accompanied by 3 caregivers. THere is a chance our numbers will > swell to 10 by this Friday. > > PLEASE join me and work for the cure. EVERY one of us is truly needed. > Contact your Senator NOW! If even 100 of the 1600 of us see Senators > this week, imagine the impact........ > > There is no time to lose. Our time is running out! > > Ivan Suzman 48/12