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Question:

Hello, my name is Howard wasserman and I’m trying to find out if there are others like me who feel the goverment should be spending more on M.S. research. I want to form a proative group willing to demonstrate, picket ect… to get more attention on M.S. I feel if we as a group donot put pressure on the Goverment no one else will. In any case we would be the most effective since we are the ones who have to deal with this disease.    I believe that the technology to cure this disease is far ahead  of the money available to spend. This is very frustrating to me considering the amount of money our goverment wastes each year.    I will be getting a list of the apropriation board members involved in allocating funds in january. This group could serve many area’s, whether it be letter  writing campaigns to goverment officials ie. NIH FDA, Goverment representatives or demonstrations that get media coverage and thus raise exposure.    Please e-mail me with any of your ideas or interest as I need all the help I can get to start this group. Thankyou for reading this, please take care, Sincerly Howard Wasserman

Response:

Howard, I hope you will take the time to check into CLAMS, "Computer Literate Advocates for Multiple Sclerosis" <http://www.clams.org>.  All of us have MS. Our goals and objectives are clearly stated on page 1 of our website.  Or snailmail to CLAMS, P O Box 10024, Bainbridge Is, WA 98110.  We are a not-for-profit corporation with a Board of Directors from across the country and we strongly share your concerns!  Pat <p_lo…@prodigy.com>

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