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Old 08-04-2008, 11:09 AM #11
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Default it seems to me......

that we need several good grant proposal writers. There is a ton of money out there for the asking. Like the song from Cabaret says, "money makes the world goes around!"

I'd like to see education programs for social agencies and the medical community. We could have firefighters check on homebound people for instance. They have the time to do that.They just need the training.

Thats just one example.

We need those people who are early on in their disease to get involved.

BTW it's great to see Greg and AJ posting again!!

Charlie
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