Motor Neurone Disease (ALS)
Thank you, Loris, for this post. I share the ideas you have
put forth concerning Stephen Hawking. As for James Martin, I
have survived 15 years with ALS and have no secret except for
the power of thought. I have a friend, Keith Gossett, who has
survived 23 years with ALS. Keith and I both still walk
without aid and we still talk. He has the same power of
thought that I and all of us have. That power is the thoughts
we have about ourselves, others and the world about us. James,
here is the link to a story about Keith and me:
http://www.users.bigpond.com/paulfran/keith_gossett.htm
Or: Keith Gossett
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http://www.users.bigpond.com/paulfran/bill_blossom.htm
Or: Bill Blossom
Quote:
> Your comment makes no sense whatsoever. Stephen Hawking has survived
> ALS because he has made use of (and could afford!) every possible
> technological device to accommodate the ravages of this disease. The
> {*filter*} theory about hidden cures for ALS is ridiculous. There
> would be enormous profit for the medical and pharmaceutical worlds
> when a cure is finally discovered. The absence of such a cure spawns
> all sorts of speculation. It takes considerable courage to deal with
> this disease. {*filter*} theories don't help us much and can deflect
> our attention away from making the accommodations we need to as the
> disease progresses.
> Loris (dx 1999)
> what about Steven Hawking? He has had ALS for over 25 years
> and is still living. I think he knows something but won't
> tell because the medical establishment would hassle
> him. ------------------------------------
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