CJD Watch

November 15, 1998

dear barbara,

this is a very fine project that in effect is collecting the data that the

government will not. it is a lot of work to organise this but i hope you will

stick with it for a long time. very cool to have it international. there is

a recent family of a doctor in Mexico who might help with that country, i

forwared the letter to debbie.

i had a little trouble at your site looking at Oregon. got some serious mush

and map did not show up:

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New York was working well however. maps are good quality and a very good

idea.

i very much like the contorted face used as watermark. state coordinators are

a great idea. I didn't like the dark blue on the dark red for the names, hard

to read their names.

Cases in progress is fascinating. there seem to be a lot who don't fit the

65+ profile. 39 yr old cowboy/rancher -- that is a little suspicious. be

sure to indicate when possible how diagnosis was reached.

How about indicating the number of cases next to each state?

i will put up a link and do a story towards the end of this week. i have lots

of cases on my site but it is hard to pull them all out. sometimes it would

work to use the site search tool and the name of the state.

best wishes -- keep me posted.

tom

April 6, 1999

In a message dated 4/5/99 2:35:40 PM Central Daylight Time, fgd222@...

writes:

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Vicki,

I have no problem with this.

Liz,

You're the computer wiz...any suggestion for Vicki?

Suzanne

>>

Vicki:

What kind of computer do you have and how much ram is there? that is

probably your problem. Liz

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