Guest guest Posted October 5, 2003 Report Share Posted October 5, 2003 ----- Original Message ----- From: " ilena rose " <ilena2000@...> <ilena@...> Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 9:03 AM Subject: Sad loss of Pam Young ... > From : lany25@... (lany) > > > Subject : Pam Young > Date : Sun, 5 Oct 2003 09:41:52 -0500 (CDT) > Dear Friends and Sisters, > > It saddens me greatly to tell you that I have learned that our friend > and sister, Pam Young, passed away the morning of September 12, 2003. > > As you know, she had breast cancer that spread throughout her body. She > suffered greatly, but at the end, she was surrounded and comforted by > family and friends. > > Up until the pain became too great, Pam worked very hard to help other > women who were ill and/or disabled from TRAM flap surgeries, breast > implant illnesses, and breast cancer. > > She created a book that resides in her home town library of Findlay, > Ohio, which tells the truth about the dangers and risks associated with > reconstructive breast surgery and cancer treatment. > > She worked very hard to enact legislation in her home state so that > women who are confronted with TRAM flap surgery would be given Informed > Consent about this surgery prior to being operated. > > Together, we created the group, BAAR, [breast Augmentation And > Reconstruction] > > BreastAugmentationAndReconstruction > > which is a public newsgroup that focuses on the risks of TRAM flap > surgery, breast implants, and related issues. > > And, we created the public newsgroup TRAMflap > > TRAMflap > > to further provide research of the dangers of this particular surgery. > > She contributed a great deal of research to the newsgroup, SBI Prayer > Forum, > > SBIPrayerForum > > Her work and testimony remain in the archives of these groups. > > Her last effort to help other women was the creation of the group > Alternative Breast Cancer > > Alternative_Breast_Cancer > > She grew to believe that allopathic health care was futile, and began > researching and following Complementary-Alternative Medicine [CAM]. Her > reseach on this subject is also contained in the archives of the above > groups. > > Pam wanted to make a difference, and her contributions will continue to > help, and be appreciated by many people. > > When I think of Pam, I think of her one particular kindness that touched > me deeply. Ill and disabled, she was certain to feed the wild birds and > squirrels that lived around her home every day. She even gave them > names. was the squirrel. Last winter, worrying about them > straying to find water in the frozen temperatures, she bought a warmer > to keep water from turning to ice and placed it near her home, even > though she was not financially secure, and this was a sacrifice for her. > I am sure that they wonder where she has gone, and they miss her, and > their daily ration of peanuts. > > I will also miss her greatly. > > > Blessings to all~ > > Lany > > _________________________________________________________________ > Instant message with integrated webcam using MSN Messenger 6.0. Try it now > FREE! http://msnmessenger-download.com > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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