Re: Re: It's not about money.

[Guest guest]

You did good Silvia. Speaking of stats, where can I find the

amount of new HCV cases reported in 2004? 05? Is it going up?

are all states reporting now?

ps. we are going to do the radio show. I was suggested that we

pre-record the first one. So all I have to do is get my pea

brain around how to do that. So stay tuned and practice your

radio voice. ric

[Guest guest]

You did good Silvia. Speaking of stats, where can I find the

amount of new HCV cases reported in 2004? 05? Is it going up?

are all states reporting now?

ps. we are going to do the radio show. I was suggested that we

pre-record the first one. So all I have to do is get my pea

brain around how to do that. So stay tuned and practice your

radio voice. ric

[Guest guest]

You did good Silvia. Speaking of stats, where can I find the

amount of new HCV cases reported in 2004? 05? Is it going up?

are all states reporting now?

ps. we are going to do the radio show. I was suggested that we

pre-record the first one. So all I have to do is get my pea

brain around how to do that. So stay tuned and practice your

radio voice. ric

[Guest guest]

Silvia, Please remember whnever you are doing a radio

show that the state of California has it's troubles

and that state does not reflect in any way the

thoughts and feelings of the other voting states

involved.

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

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[Guest guest]

Silvia, Please remember whnever you are doing a radio

show that the state of California has it's troubles

and that state does not reflect in any way the

thoughts and feelings of the other voting states

involved.

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

=== message truncated ===

__________________________________

Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005

http://mail.yahoo.com

[Guest guest]

Silvia, Please remember whnever you are doing a radio

show that the state of California has it's troubles

and that state does not reflect in any way the

thoughts and feelings of the other voting states

involved.

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

=== message truncated ===

__________________________________

Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005

http://mail.yahoo.com

[Guest guest]

Smoke pot while I perform an abortion on your 12yo ass

without telling your mommy. I Love cali

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

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--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

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without telling your mommy. I Love cali

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

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FUCK California and the Free sex and free abortions

and the free rehabs and the free anything you want to

live a non conventional lifestyle.Fuck all of you

ignorant bastards if you cannot remember what it was

that made you sick to begin with.

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

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[Guest guest]

FUCK California and the Free sex and free abortions

and the free rehabs and the free anything you want to

live a non conventional lifestyle.Fuck all of you

ignorant bastards if you cannot remember what it was

that made you sick to begin with.

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

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[Guest guest]

FUCK California and the Free sex and free abortions

and the free rehabs and the free anything you want to

live a non conventional lifestyle.Fuck all of you

ignorant bastards if you cannot remember what it was

that made you sick to begin with.

--- silvianursey wrote:

> Got some new figures today....

>

> STATS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS

> Recent data shows that across the US, 1% of

> transplant recipients are

> of foreign nationals and 2% of donors are foreign

> nationals. Also,

> 3.4% of recipients are non-US citizens and 6% of

> donors are non-US

> citizens. Thus, both measures are below the federal

> limit of 5% of

> transplants and both indicate that foreigners give a

> good deal more

> than they receive.

>

>

> In September, OneLegacy, the So CA Organ Procurement

> Network,

> transplanted more organs than ever before in our

> company's history.

> In the 72 hours after news of St. 's Liver

> Program, 11

> families were approached about donation, 10 families

> gave consent and

> 9 actually became donors.

>

> In September:

> 37 Organ donors

> 40 Tissue donors

> 127 organs transplanted

> 3.43 organs per donor

>

> This makes OneLegacy on track for a 12% increase in

> consent rates for

> 2005 and a 6th consecutive year of increases in

> donation. Hard work

> does pay off!!!

>

> I am also happy to report that Governor

> Schwarzenegger signed Senate

> Bill 689 into law.

>

> This important legislation will make the California

> Department of

> Motor Vehicles (DMV) a partner with the new Donate

> Life California

> Registry. Starting in July 2006, the DMV will start

> to collect

> people's donor designation and then electronically

> transfer the

> information into the Donate Life California database

> on a weekly

> basis. Because of this connection the Donate Life

> California

> Registry can expect to see 40% to 70% of the state's

> population

> signed up as organ donors!!!

>

> Hope....is alive and well ladies and gentlemen.

> Reporting from CA.

> Silvia

>

> Hey Ric! I'm practicing for the radio program. How

> did I do?......LOL

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs in

> Saudi Arabia, if

> they are

> > importing their terminally ill here to receive the

> very short

> quantity US

> > organs?

> >

> > Sal

> >

> > It's not about

> money.

> >

> >

> >

> > As I said on my previous post, I am an Ambassador

> for One Legacy,

> the

> > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same network

> that governs St

> > 's....so before someone else posts this

> article and Ric says

> > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> emails asking me how

> I

> > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I thought

> I'd post it

> > myself.....and tell you that for some of us....it

> really isn't

> about

> > money.

> >

> > It's not about money when we go stand in the sun

> for health fairs,

> > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it is

> we're helping

> with

> > this week. It isn't about money when we give up

> our Saturday so we

> > can be at the local mall's organ donation booth

> encouraging

> strangers

> > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell isn't

> about money when

> > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion float

> and have to put

> > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> climb up high even

> > though we;re scared and somehow always end up with

> glue on our hair

> > that we can't remove for days.

> >

> > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> don't clear....it

> > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it is

> so much more than

> > money....

> >

> > Silvia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Deception Behind Liver-Transplant Switch Proved to

> Be Fatal

> >

> > By Ornstein and Alan Zarembo

> > Times Staff Writers

> >

> > October 13, 2005

> >

> > In January 2003, after more than two years on a

> waiting list for a

> liver

> > transplant, Saad Al-Harthi was finally considered

> sick enough to

> rank near

> > the top.

> >

> > If a donated organ became available, he would have

> only a few hours

> to get

> > to St. Medical Center in Los Angeles.

> >

> > But that same month, Dr. R. Jr.,

> then-director of the

> > hospital's liver transplant program, told him he

> faced a long wait

> and was

> > better off at home in Saudi Arabia, according to

> Al-Harthi's son

> Majed.

> >

> > That's where he was Sept. 8, 2003, when the

> hospital accepted a

> liver in his

> > name.

> >

> > and Dr. Ramos, his assistant

> director, transplanted

> the organ

> > into another Saudi national 50 places behind him

> on the list,

> > St.

> > officials now acknowledge. The

> misallocation, reported by

> The Times

> > last month, is a serious breach of the national

> code governing

> placement of

> > donated organs.

> >

> > Al-Harthi never knew any of this. He died less

> than

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OK ..Here we go..Whenever you gave the statistics

about mixed doners, where did you get your statistics

from? I can and will help you if you promise not to be

one sided or should I say Liberal. Hcv that I have is

a passion to me and I will give you my all to

help.When do you wanna get started?

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> .....Thank you very much for your input. I'm

> glad you mentioned

> that. It would be just like me to put my foot in my

> mouth. I'm sure

> Ric and I will go over everyhting that will be

> covered before we

> actually attempt it. Heck....he may not even want

> to do it when he

> hears me talk!......LOL. Any other ideas from

> would be greatly

> appreciated.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

>

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I am sorry that I got angry. It is a passion to me and

I will cuss whenever I feel like it and I will

promptly appologize. But SCREW a bunch of LIBERALS.

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> You made your point .....that kind of language

> was totally

> unneccessary.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

> > > > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it

> is

> > > so much more than

> > > > money....

> > > >

> > > > Silvia

> > > >

> > > >

>

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Sylvia, I am sorry..But I am passionate about HCV

because of the way that I caught it .. I just don't

wanna see you mess up on radio...

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> I agree with you on that. I mean we ask for an ID

> to buy cigarrettes

> but a 12 year old can have an abortion without

> parental consent. I

> would certainlty want to know if it was my child. I

> have two

> daughters and I can only hope that, 1. I've taught

> them better than

> that. 2. If it happened they'd come to me.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

> > > > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it

> is

> > > so much more than

> > > > money....

> > > >

> > > > Silvia

>

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Sylvia, I am sorry..But I am passionate about HCV

because of the way that I caught it .. I just don't

wanna see you mess up on radio...

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> I agree with you on that. I mean we ask for an ID

> to buy cigarrettes

> but a 12 year old can have an abortion without

> parental consent. I

> would certainlty want to know if it was my child. I

> have two

> daughters and I can only hope that, 1. I've taught

> them better than

> that. 2. If it happened they'd come to me.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

> > > > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it

> is

> > > so much more than

> > > > money....

> > > >

> > > > Silvia

>

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Sylvia, I am sorry..But I am passionate about HCV

because of the way that I caught it .. I just don't

wanna see you mess up on radio...

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> I agree with you on that. I mean we ask for an ID

> to buy cigarrettes

> but a 12 year old can have an abortion without

> parental consent. I

> would certainlty want to know if it was my child. I

> have two

> daughters and I can only hope that, 1. I've taught

> them better than

> that. 2. If it happened they'd come to me.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

> > > > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it

> is

> > > so much more than

> > > > money....

> > > >

> > > > Silvia

>

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Oh heck, I ran my mouth and you are from Cali aren't

you? Ohhhh< I will give all that I can to help you

carry the message. First point of attact is the First

LadY "

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> I agree with you on that. I mean we ask for an ID

> to buy cigarrettes

> but a 12 year old can have an abortion without

> parental consent. I

> would certainlty want to know if it was my child. I

> have two

> daughters and I can only hope that, 1. I've taught

> them better than

> that. 2. If it happened they'd come to me.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

> > > > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it

> is

> > > so much more than

> > > > money....

> > > >

> > > > Silvia

>

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Oh heck, I ran my mouth and you are from Cali aren't

you? Ohhhh< I will give all that I can to help you

carry the message. First point of attact is the First

LadY "

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> I agree with you on that. I mean we ask for an ID

> to buy cigarrettes

> but a 12 year old can have an abortion without

> parental consent. I

> would certainlty want to know if it was my child. I

> have two

> daughters and I can only hope that, 1. I've taught

> them better than

> that. 2. If it happened they'd come to me.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

> > > > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it

> is

> > > so much more than

> > > > money....

> > > >

> > > > Silvia

>

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Oh heck, I ran my mouth and you are from Cali aren't

you? Ohhhh< I will give all that I can to help you

carry the message. First point of attact is the First

LadY "

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> I agree with you on that. I mean we ask for an ID

> to buy cigarrettes

> but a 12 year old can have an abortion without

> parental consent. I

> would certainlty want to know if it was my child. I

> have two

> daughters and I can only hope that, 1. I've taught

> them better than

> that. 2. If it happened they'd come to me.

> Silvia

>

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Its not the money. Who is getting the organs

> in

> > > Saudi Arabia, if

> > > they are

> > > > importing their terminally ill here to receive

> the

> > > very short

> > > quantity US

> > > > organs?

> > > >

> > > > Sal

> > > >

> > > > It's not about

> > > money.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > As I said on my previous post, I am an

> Ambassador

> > > for One Legacy,

> > > the

> > > > So CA Organ Procurement Network. The same

> network

> > > that governs St

> > > > 's....so before someone else posts this

> > > article and Ric says

> > > > that it's all about money,....and I get a few

> > > emails asking me how

> > > I

> > > > can be part of something so " turbid " ....I

> thought

> > > I'd post it

> > > > myself.....and tell you that for some of

> us....it

> > > really isn't

> > > about

> > > > money.

> > > >

> > > > It's not about money when we go stand in the

> sun

> > > for health fairs,

> > > > walks and runs and tournaments or whatever it

> is

> > > we're helping

> > > with

> > > > this week. It isn't about money when we give

> up

> > > our Saturday so we

> > > > can be at the local mall's organ donation

> booth

> > > encouraging

> > > strangers

> > > > to consider donation.....and it sure as hell

> isn't

> > > about money when

> > > > we go decorate the Rose parade organ donaion

> float

> > > and have to put

> > > > our hands in uice water to get the flowers, or

> > > climb up high even

> > > > though we;re scared and somehow always end up

> with

> > > glue on our hair

> > > > that we can't remove for days.

> > > >

> > > > I do this to build a net for those of you wqho

> > > don't clear....it

> > > > isn't perfect but that's all we have....and it

> is

> > > so much more than

> > > > money....

> > > >

> > > > Silvia

>

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OK Boom.. You like to through statistics out there,

how interesting is that to an audience.

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> 2002 From the NIH Concensus Conference on Hep C

> 35,000 new cases/year

> 2003 From the CDC 30,000 new cases/year and 12,000

> deaths.

>

> However, cases may be under-reported because of a

> different diagnosis

> listed on death certificates. A 4-fold increase in

> new cases is

> expected by 2015 as those that are infected reach

> the time when they

> will start showing symptoms.

>

> By the year 2008, the CDC has estimated that the

> cases of

> decompensation will increase 279%, liver related

> deaths by 223%, and

> need for liver transplantation 528%.

> Silvia

>

>

> >

> > You did good Silvia. Speaking of stats, where can

> I find the

> > amount of new HCV cases reported in 2004? 05? Is

> it going up?

> > are all states reporting now?

> > ps. we are going to do the radio show. I was

> suggested that we

> > pre-record the first one. So all I have to do is

> get my pea

> > brain around how to do that. So stay tuned and

> practice your

> > radio voice. ric

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Where do you get all of your stats from? Stats are

good but they bore people during interviews.

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> 2002 From the NIH Concensus Conference on Hep C

> 35,000 new cases/year

> 2003 From the CDC 30,000 new cases/year and 12,000

> deaths.

>

> However, cases may be under-reported because of a

> different diagnosis

> listed on death certificates. A 4-fold increase in

> new cases is

> expected by 2015 as those that are infected reach

> the time when they

> will start showing symptoms.

>

> By the year 2008, the CDC has estimated that the

> cases of

> decompensation will increase 279%, liver related

> deaths by 223%, and

> need for liver transplantation 528%.

> Silvia

>

>

> >

> > You did good Silvia. Speaking of stats, where can

> I find the

> > amount of new HCV cases reported in 2004? 05? Is

> it going up?

> > are all states reporting now?

> > ps. we are going to do the radio show. I was

> suggested that we

> > pre-record the first one. So all I have to do is

> get my pea

> > brain around how to do that. So stay tuned and

> practice your

> > radio voice. ric

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Where do you get all of your stats from? Stats are

good but they bore people during interviews.

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> 2002 From the NIH Concensus Conference on Hep C

> 35,000 new cases/year

> 2003 From the CDC 30,000 new cases/year and 12,000

> deaths.

>

> However, cases may be under-reported because of a

> different diagnosis

> listed on death certificates. A 4-fold increase in

> new cases is

> expected by 2015 as those that are infected reach

> the time when they

> will start showing symptoms.

>

> By the year 2008, the CDC has estimated that the

> cases of

> decompensation will increase 279%, liver related

> deaths by 223%, and

> need for liver transplantation 528%.

> Silvia

>

>

> >

> > You did good Silvia. Speaking of stats, where can

> I find the

> > amount of new HCV cases reported in 2004? 05? Is

> it going up?

> > are all states reporting now?

> > ps. we are going to do the radio show. I was

> suggested that we

> > pre-record the first one. So all I have to do is

> get my pea

> > brain around how to do that. So stay tuned and

> practice your

> > radio voice. ric

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Where do you get all of your stats from? Stats are

good but they bore people during interviews.

--- silvianursey wrote:

>

> 2002 From the NIH Concensus Conference on Hep C

> 35,000 new cases/year

> 2003 From the CDC 30,000 new cases/year and 12,000

> deaths.

>

> However, cases may be under-reported because of a

> different diagnosis

> listed on death certificates. A 4-fold increase in

> new cases is

> expected by 2015 as those that are infected reach

> the time when they

> will start showing symptoms.

>

> By the year 2008, the CDC has estimated that the

> cases of

> decompensation will increase 279%, liver related

> deaths by 223%, and

> need for liver transplantation 528%.

> Silvia

>

>

> >

> > You did good Silvia. Speaking of stats, where can

> I find the

> > amount of new HCV cases reported in 2004? 05? Is

> it going up?

> > are all states reporting now?

> > ps. we are going to do the radio show. I was

> suggested that we

> > pre-record the first one. So all I have to do is

> get my pea

> > brain around how to do that. So stay tuned and

> practice your

> > radio voice. ric

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Hey LIBERALS get hepatitis too . I thought we were all in

this together..ric (major number 1 first class liberal)