Guest guest Posted February 20, 2003 Report Share Posted February 20, 2003 Well folks it's finally completed. Thanks to all of you who send me your snapshots and digital photos. Any one who wants their photos returned please email me directly. I regret to say this photo album is not as complete as I would like. So many of the local Californians did not attend the meals portion of the weekend and that was where the majority of the pictures where taken. I'd like to continue the tradition of asking for a donation for the photo book. This time to be sent to the Symposium fund. I'd like to see us give a little more than the usual $10.00 even if it's only a dollar or two more. $15 would be great but whatever you can afford will be appreciated. I feel like the Public Television stations on their annual fund raising drive. But what ever works and I do think the books are wonderful momentos of the events and great chronicles of our group. We've come a long way. I will do as I have done in the past and send along the donation forms and envelope with the books. Even if you didn't attend the connection the book is an excellent way to connect a face with the names you see every day on the PLSFriends. Back issues of the Connecticut Connection, Oct 2000 The pioneer connection that brrought 20 PLS'ers and their famly/caregivers and friends together) and the North Carolina Connection, Oct 2001 (18 PLS'ers),and even 5 pages of Spring Fling, WV #1, 2001 & #2, 2002, (no programs) photo books and program booklets are available upon request. email me direct. dixsign@... I know these are tight economic times but the upcoming symposium is a big step toward speeding up research. Research that will benefit all of us regardless of where we live, how much money we do or don't make, how old or young we are and what stage or type of PLS we have. Every little bit helps and I welcome the opportunity to give my time and resources to help us reach every new goal and challenge. It's my way of fighting my disease. Here's an opportunity to get to see what most of us look like (a truly fine looking bunch if you ask me) and to get to know every one a little better and help fight your battle against PLS. Let's put that thermometer over the top. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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