thanks

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carrie, danielamanray,

thanks for the poen carrie...it was funny. helped my mood abit..haha

i'm glad i'm not the only one with mood swings.....whew.

well i have an appointment friday with the gyn to see what is going

on with me. and what exactly i have for a fibroid(s) and what my

options are.

will keep you all posted on what they say.

thanks again for all that has replied.... : ))

helps to know i'm not alone, even though i'm so far from family

elizabeth

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,

You forgot " fall into " when you mentioned how we can get into the booth in

Nov. I found the site interesting, very interesting. Evan Bayh is one of

IN's Senators and the only one to reply to me personally about the stem cell

research. Lugar is the other. One of his office staff answered for

him. He's a Republican and is following the party line all the way. Bayh is

a Democrat. I was shocked to see that only one representative from IN voted

for the research. And it was not mine! Guess I'll have to bother him again.

He's also a Republican and apparently may be following the Party line. Oh,

well. Give 'em hell, riding on the back of Harry Truman.

Mike Gray

Thanks

> Thanks to all of you who visited our stemcellaction website - we

> believe its an important, non-patisan effort. When I sometimes get

> really down and feeling sorry for myself, I always tell myself - it

> could be worse, it could be my son or daughter living a disabled

> life, and it helps me back to reality. Many of you with PLS are

> parents, take a moment and think of all the other " normal " parents

> out there whose kids have juvenile diabetes, systic fibrosis,

> muscular dystrophy, and lukemia - THEY are worse off than us! At

> least most of US have had the opportunity to live " normal " lives

> until PLS - and now our lives are, well, just different. Stem cell

> research and therapeutic cloning MAY be the best hope for helping us,

> but this research IS the best hope for helping these kids and their

> parents - worldwide. Please think about this when you step (or

> wheel) into the voting booth next November.

>

> Thanks again,

> B.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

You forgot " fall into " when you mentioned how we can get into the booth in

Nov. I found the site interesting, very interesting. Evan Bayh is one of

IN's Senators and the only one to reply to me personally about the stem cell

research. Lugar is the other. One of his office staff answered for

him. He's a Republican and is following the party line all the way. Bayh is

a Democrat. I was shocked to see that only one representative from IN voted

for the research. And it was not mine! Guess I'll have to bother him again.

He's also a Republican and apparently may be following the Party line. Oh,

well. Give 'em hell, riding on the back of Harry Truman.

Mike Gray

Thanks

> Thanks to all of you who visited our stemcellaction website - we

> believe its an important, non-patisan effort. When I sometimes get

> really down and feeling sorry for myself, I always tell myself - it

> could be worse, it could be my son or daughter living a disabled

> life, and it helps me back to reality. Many of you with PLS are

> parents, take a moment and think of all the other " normal " parents

> out there whose kids have juvenile diabetes, systic fibrosis,

> muscular dystrophy, and lukemia - THEY are worse off than us! At

> least most of US have had the opportunity to live " normal " lives

> until PLS - and now our lives are, well, just different. Stem cell

> research and therapeutic cloning MAY be the best hope for helping us,

> but this research IS the best hope for helping these kids and their

> parents - worldwide. Please think about this when you step (or

> wheel) into the voting booth next November.

>

> Thanks again,

> B.

>

>

>

>

>

>