Top Ten Things I Learned at the PSC Conference

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Top 10 Things I Learned at the PSC Conference

1. Ricky Safer is faking the PSC thing.

Way too much energy,

drive, passion, and conviction for even a healthy person. Doesn’t miss

a step,

terribly efficient, even when she uses the ladies room. Not a second to

waste

in the fight against PSC! Awesome, amazing, fabulous job Ricky.

2. Don Safer HAD to be a game show host in a

previous life. Perfect

emcee, congenial, pleasant, ties his own bow ties and curls his own

hair.

3. Dave is not only brilliant, but

handsome. Totally

unfair.

4. Lee Bria makes fund-raising more like

“fun-raising.” No

one does it better Lee!

5. Joanne Hatchett is fun/d-raiser extraordinaire

as well. She

is the cutest, teensiest little ball of fire --I want to dangle her

from my

rearview mirror.

6. The adorable, blushing, Norwegian doctor Tom

Karlson—who

was given the $28 million grant to research PSC—may never step foot on

our soil

again. My apologies. I will never again ask Norwegians questions such

as, “Are

you married? What do you mean you don’t know?”

7. In order to look as good as

Jett-Scherder I may

need to get a liver transplant—a drastic measure, for sure. Some women

opt for the

lesser extreme of botox or plastic surgery, but has always gone

the

extra mile.

8. Arne’s last name is NOT Stonehollow, which I

thought it

was up until last weekend. Great pics, Arne Whateveryourlastnameis.

9. Women with PSC are in better shape than the

average

American woman. You ALL looked mah-velous, dahlings! Same thing for the

guys,

but being a chick. I couldn’t help but notice the “fit-ness” of the

Pretty Slim

Chicks.

10. ALL of you are fantastic, amazing, have the

most generous

hearts and spirits, and were a fun audience, and some of you even look

great in tangerine, Joanne. Thanks also to those who purchased

my book. With 50% of the funds going to PSC, I was able to contributed

$225.

On that note: I’m still selling my book I’m Not

OK, You’re

Not OK, But That’s OK With God. Subtitle: Finding the Humor and Healing

in

Life. I’ll continue to donate half the proceeds to PSC. Book retails

for

$15.00. Add $4.00 for shipping/handling for total of $19.00, check made

out to

Hussey, 4980 Thornwood Cove NW, Acworth,

GA 30102

Side note to Betty: read my book and you may

change your

mind about FRED! You, too, are a hoot!