Re: Embryonic research in re MSA - Bob H.?

[Guest guest]

I'm confused here because I never saw the posting from Bob H. on this

list that was quoted back in Deborah's note. Who is Bob H.? Is he

talking about this list/site or some other list/site? Deborah are

you cross posting from another list? This site has no " policy " on

anything that I'm aware of. Everyone's opinion here is their own.

Vanderbilt even says that in the description of this list:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/shydrager/

" Please note that information contained within this electronic forum

is not monitored by the Vanderbilt Autonomic Dysfunction Center.

The forum is presented as a service and neither constitutes nor

implies Vanderbilt University Medical Center endorsement or

warranty. "

Hugs,

Pam

Deborah Setzer quoted:

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> I and I'm sure others would not be in favor of taking the life of a

> little one just to possibly help my wife's MSA. She feels the same

way.

> It seems that the " policy " of this site is to push for more

research by

> urging the politicians to provide for this type of " cure " for this

> terrible disease. Trade one life for another ? No way !! Bob

H.

[Guest guest]

Pam,

It was message 33219 about 5 PM yesterday.

Take care, Bill Werre

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> Date: 2002/08/06 Tue PM 01:11:23 CDT

> To: shydrager

> Subject: Re: Embryonic research in re MSA - Bob H.?

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> I'm confused here because I never saw the posting from Bob H. on this

> list that was quoted back in Deborah's note. Who is Bob H.? Is he

> talking about this list/site or some other list/site? Deborah are

> you cross posting from another list? This site has no " policy " on

> anything that I'm aware of. Everyone's opinion here is their own.

> Vanderbilt even says that in the description of this list:

>

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/shydrager/

> " Please note that information contained within this electronic forum

> is not monitored by the Vanderbilt Autonomic Dysfunction Center.

> The forum is presented as a service and neither constitutes nor

> implies Vanderbilt University Medical Center endorsement or

> warranty. "

>

> Hugs,

> Pam

>

>

> Deborah Setzer quoted:

> > -------------------------------------------------------------------

> > I and I'm sure others would not be in favor of taking the life of a

> > little one just to possibly help my wife's MSA. She feels the same

> way.

> > It seems that the " policy " of this site is to push for more

> research by

> > urging the politicians to provide for this type of " cure " for this

> > terrible disease. Trade one life for another ? No way !! Bob

> H.

>

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