Re: Re: PSC Conference

[Guest guest]

I think that all of us who have attended the conferences agree that it is an

incredibly positive experience. The knowledge we receive is priceless in

helping us guide our own medical care, and the bonds that we all form with

each other are life changing. After each conference, Don and I both feel so

much more in control of my PSC, just knowing that we are part of this

compassionate, knowledgeable group of PSCers and caregivers, who are always

willing to step in and help each other.

Now that you've waded through my morning diatribe, the reason I'm answering

Tim's post is to let you all know that right now, only the hotel reservation

information is online. The conference agenda and registration form will be

posted, hopefully any day now. I have been waiting for Dr. Everson to

receive confirmations from all our speakers before I post the final agenda.

I hope that the past conference attendees will return to Denver in April and

that those of you who are new to the group will consider joining us. It is

a phenomenal experience for all of us! Feel free to ask your questions

either online to the group or to me at pscpartners@... or at

thesafers@... .

Ricky

2003 PSC

Re: PSC Conference

> Please do consider coming to the PSC Conference in Denver, April 13-

> 15, 2007. http://www.pscpartners.org/Conf2007.htm

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> But both aspects are important to experience. I urge anyone who is on

> the fence about whether to go or not to follow the link above and

> register for the 2007 conference.

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> Tim R

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>> overwhelmed, devastated, stunned, depressed, scared and still words

> weren't enough

>> to ease the knot at my very core. This knot was strangling me and

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>> wasn't until I went to Denver in 04 that it started to loosen and

> let

>> me breathe again. I strongly urge both of you to come to Denver in

>> April if there is anyway possible. It gave me my sanity back and

> put

>> my son's disease into perspective.

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