Re: Duffy's book

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WHy is that understandable to be in a position to be heard and not want to help others that she knows are suffering as much as she has and more, not understandable to me at all.olehomepla wrote: Duffy has a book ...It is calledModel Patient: My Life As an Incureable Wise-Ass It is too bad that she does not want to promote research into this disease....but it is understandable too.NOTICE: This electronic mail transmission is not intended for transmission to, or receipt by, any unauthorized persons. If you have received this electronic mail transmission in error, please delete it from

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I think it understandable because - just like anyone with this

disease, most of us included, sometimes it is just hard to get out

of bed. It is hard to answer the phone because you just don't have

the energy to talk to someone. Somedays getting dressed is very

hard and getting the newspaper a challenge. I have put on two

pairs of glasses to then read. I do not agree with her about not

speaking up..I am just saying I can understand not having the energy

to fight this illness and be a spoksperson too.

Duffy has a book ...It

is called

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