supeman was my favorite -
 

Sorry, Frank. It's hell enough having kids with ordinary problems or
problems that can at least be watched and pretty much taken care of by
present day doctors.

Thanks for the kind words. She's 24 and on her own. Had some fun when she
was younger. She bruised so easily, I got chucked in the hoosgow for 3 days
for child abuse. Problem is, the procedure at the time was to immediately
seal the medical records. DOH! Yeah, 'specially when there is a note on
the inside of the records jacket explaining the easy bruising. Procedure
was changed.

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On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 11:58:23 -0400, William Claspy
wrote:

On 10/18/04 11:33 AM, in article ,
"bones" wrote:

On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 05:17:46 -0600, rw
wrote:


In fact, if you actually LISTEN to the responsible and knowledgeable
people who call for more stem cell research, they state up front that
treatments are years away. You recently had successful treatment for
cancer, which was wonderful. You looked GREAT at the Western Clave,
Harry. What if, say 30 years ago, we decided not to spend money for
cancer research because treatments were many years away?

There is a short but very encourging article in this months The
Economist concerning Cancer research...things appear to be getting
much better

That should read "this week's issue." (10/16/2004) The Economist is a
weekly :-) And at least a portion of the article (or perhaps the whole
thing, can't rightly tell...) is available without a subscription here, for
those who are interested:

http://tinyurl.com/4qyqp

Cheers!
Bill


You are correct... I don't see them for very long ,my wife sends them
to my son in LA

supeman was my favorite -
 

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 11:58:23 -0400, William Claspy
wrote:

On 10/18/04 11:33 AM, in article ,
"bones" wrote:

On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 05:17:46 -0600, rw
wrote:


In fact, if you actually LISTEN to the responsible and knowledgeable
people who call for more stem cell research, they state up front that
treatments are years away. You recently had successful treatment for
cancer, which was wonderful. You looked GREAT at the Western Clave,
Harry. What if, say 30 years ago, we decided not to spend money for
cancer research because treatments were many years away?

There is a short but very encourging article in this months The
Economist concerning Cancer research...things appear to be getting
much better

That should read "this week's issue." (10/16/2004) The Economist is a
weekly :-) And at least a portion of the article (or perhaps the whole
thing, can't rightly tell...) is available without a subscription here, for
those who are interested:

http://tinyurl.com/4qyqp

Cheers!
Bill


You are correct... I don't see them for very long ,my wife sends them
to my son in LA