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HELLO ALL,

             Wouldn't it be a hopeful way to start the new millenium:
             full-funded and targeted Parkinson's research for the
             year 2000!

             I urge you to respond to Helen's request to e-mail or
             write to Congress.  Thank you Helen for making it easy
             for us.

             Let's unite and just do it!  Thank you.

             Charlotte
             > Good Saturday morning,
             > Below is a copy of the letter I am emailing to my congresspersons and am
             > asking that you so the same. If you feel the need to copy and paste and send
             > please feel free to do so. Please insert names where necessary.  Alter it any
             > way you like but please send to all your congresspersons this week. (The week
             > before the PAN Forum.) We on the list helped  get  the Udall Bill passed now
             > let's get it funded.
             >
             > Dear Congressman/Congresswoman
             >
             > Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (D-New York) is spearheading a campaign to have
             > as many congress persons as possible  support  her quest for research funds
             > for Parkinson’s Disease . .Research funds are especially important now as
             > researchers feel they are on the verge of a significant breakthrough.
             >
             > Each day a delay in funding not only magnifies indifference of the House to
             > fulfill obligations but further confines over  an estimated
             > 1,000,000.afflicted persons to continue to be unnecessarily imprisoned by
             > their bodies  with no hope for improvement in their lives. Please do not let
             > us down.
             >
             > We request that Congressman /Congresswoman contact Carolyn Maloney and offer
             > his/her support of her appropriation request.
             >
             > Sincerely,
             > Name
             > Address
             > email address
             >
             > Timing is important friends.
             >
             > Helen Mason