Re: email addresses

[Guest guest]

That's strange, I too always wondered what this 'type it without the space'

stuff was for emails. I see on this email (the original is below) that the

email address was only partial, but when I read the actual email

sent, I got the whole email address. I don't think it's Yahoo, or I wouldn't

have gotten the whole address. Bizarre. Curious, I wonder why??

Debby

Re: URGENT - TO ALL Dr. H PATIENTS -

> ,

>

> Thanks so much for the information, had I sent it it think it would

> have started with " don't shoot the messenger " . I too am hoping for

> a real waiting room. Could you please repost Yadira's email

> address. I think Yahoo blanks out the end of addresses with

> the ... I always wondered why people posted their email address

> with the space after the @ and then typing the (without the space)

> notation - now I know. Anyway hope this makes sense. Thanks,

>

>

> > TO ALL RSS/SGA PARENTS: Salem, on behalf of the MAGIC

> > Foundation, writes the following:

> >

> > Dr. Madeleine Harbison has asked that I send out the following

> > notification.

> >

> > Dr Harbison will officially leave Weill Cornell Medical College in

> > the near future. Her group, headed by Dr. I. New, shall stay

> > in New York City and move up the street about 30 blocks to Mt.

> Sinai

> > (located at 5th Ave. and 98th Street). Dr. New will direct a new

> > division within Pediatrics. Her division will work closely with

> Dr.

> > Rappaport's Division of Peds. Endo. but will not be part of

> > it. They have not yet decided on the name of their new division.

> Dr.

> > Harbison will continue in Dr. New's group as an academic-full-time

> > Asst. Prof. of Pediatrics, with her academic appointment moving

> from

> > Cornell to New York University.

> >

> > They expect to be seeing patients at Mt. Sinai by mid May. In

> order

> > to accomplish the move effectively, Dr Harbison will have to

> cancel

> > as many patients as she can between now and their start up at Mt.

> > Sinai.

> >

> > What does this mean for all of you?

> >

> > * Don't panic.

> > * This is a GOOD thing for Dr. H and for all of us.

> > * Be as patient as possible during the down time and then her up-

> > start time again.

> >

> > If you have an appointment scheduled with Dr. Harbison in her

> > current NYPH system between now and mid May, it is likely that her

> > office will attempt to reschedule that apt.for some time after mid

> > May. All Dr. Harbison's patients who have future appointments

> > scheduled to see her at Cornell will receive a letter from NYPH

> > containing forms for release of your/your child's medical records.

> > Keep in mind that record gathering will be much more efficient and

> > inclusive if done BEFORE she leaves Cornell.

> >

> > It is VERY important for you to have an appointment scheduled in

> Dr.

> > H's current NYPH system for sometime after mid May so that you

> will

> > be in the first wave of patients to get their letters containing

> > release forms. These forms will instruct NYPH-Cornell to transfer

> > copies of the child's medical records to Mt. Sinai (MSSM). For

> these

> > instructions to be valid, they must be signed by a parent or legal

> > guardian. If your child is to remain in Dr. H's care or if you

> want

> > her to be retain control of your child's data for your

> availability

> > and for her research, it is important for you to sign and date

> these

> > forms, to make a copy for your records and to return them ASAP .

> >

> > Yadira, Dr. H's beloved and awesome office manager, will be moving

> > with them to Mt. Sinai (huge sigh of relief). She is in charge of

> > the scheduling process. Dr. Harbison suggests that all patient

> > expecting to be seen in NY in the future should make sure they

> have

> > an apt in the Cornell schedule even if it is a " dummy " apt. For

> > example, even though and I were not going to go to New

> York

> > because of the convention, I am setting up an appointment for

> > in early July with Dr. Harbison at her old hospital.

> >

> > If you have already incurred non-refundable expenses such as non-

> > refundable airline tickets related to apts scheduled between now

> and

> > early August, I recommend that you contact Yadira at

> or

> > yam2002@m... and discuss this with her. If you have apts

> > in this time period and have not made non-refundable purchases, I

> > would recommend that you NOT make inflexible arrangements. Yadira

> > will be melding the NYPH appointment schedule with the Mt. Sinai

> > appointment system. Clearly she can not guarantee same day/same

> > time. This is a very time-consuming and difficult process. Yadira

> > will be doing her best to get things up and running as soon as

> > possible. They really ask for your patience.

> >

> > Dr. Harbison feels that there will be advantages to being at Mt.

> > Sinai. For example they have the strongest clinical genetics

> > department in New York, and probably the tri state area. Their

> > genetics dept. has both clinical and research laboratory

> facilities

> > that were not available at Cornell. Hopefully there will be a

> better

> > waiting room as well (HA!).

> >

> > Dr. Harbison will again be at the convention this July, and will

> see

> > families as always. You must be registered for the convention

> > already before we can schedule you a visit time, but this may

> prove

> > to be an easier way for you to see her in the meantime.

> >

> > If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me

> > () directly at magicrss@m..., so that we don't

> > overwhelm the phone system in Dr. H's office.

> >

> > Salem

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