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Posted by Dan Milligan http://www.rwjf.org/global/contactUs.jsp I posted the following message. Go there and post yours' --------------- I am not nearly as radical as groups like Not Dead Yet but I do draw the line between end of life issues and lives that could be full if we were provided needed services. The Robert Wood Johnson does very valuable work in improving Americans health care. I applaud you. However, please understand the difference between end of life and a life cut short for lack of resources. I encourage your foundation to revisit its grants to last acts and all of its subgroups. Dan Milligan www.baads.org
Link: http://www.rwjf.org
on July 2, 2003, 9:23 pm
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At the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation website:
It is harmful to ALL of us to present chronic diseases as end of life issues. Illnesses like Parkinson's are not fatal, I have CP and though the culture I live in puts handicaps in my way I live a full life.
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