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Alice and I will be leaving for Dallas in the morning for the 22nd Annual Transplant Reunion
at Baylor Medical Center.
This will be Alice’s 3rd reunion since her liver transplant in 2006.
This is also my annual appeal for those of you who aren’t organ donors to please Sign UP. 
I’ll be using the laptop for the upcoming week. Hopefully I’ve made all the necessary changes so I can still update my weekly stuff.
Hi :
I have wondered for quite some time IF your wife’s “Fatty Liver Disease” could
have been “cured” by the use of Lipoic Acid and other protocols developed by
little known Dr Burton Berkson who has a clinic in Las Cruces, NM, therefore
NOT needing a transplant !? For Others allegedly needing a liver transplant
who would be interested in exploring possible Alternatives, I recommend
reading the article “Miraculous Alpha Lipoic Acid”, particularly the paragraphs
“A Lifesaver for Failing Livers” & “Rejuvenate Your Liver with Lipoic Acid” at
www.drwhitaker.com/legacy/issues/pwp_pdf/0607HH.pdf .
NOTE : as to your wife’s “NAFLD”, were either of you aware of Info in the
article “Deliverance for Your Liver” available at
www.drwhitaker.com/legacy/issues/pwp_pdf/1005HH.pdf at that time which
seems to have Info applicable to today !?
All the best for you and Alice.
Just a curiosity, does she read the avast forum too?
+1
Edit:
And yes, I’m an organ donor.
+2
+3
I’ve been an organ donor for many years.
+4
All the best for you and Alice.
I have also been a organ donor for years.
Cheers
+5
And another organ donor, along with the rest of my family.
We are now in Dallas and have had a good nights sleep.
I’ve been busy all day taking care of our friends computer.
It suffered from a years collection of " CrappWare and quite a bit of Malware".
Her computer is now back to normal again.
Thanks all for your replies.
Spiritsong,
For your infornation, Alice’s liver desease was the result of an inherited gene disorder.
Her only cure was the life saving transplant she received.
No Tech but on occasion, I let her view your comments… ;D ;D ;D
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Unfortunately the Reunion is over and in the morning we’ll be returning home.
We’ve had fun and it was nice meeting up will old friends again. We’re already looking forward to next year.
For any one interested, more pictures ( in the form of a slideshow ) are available at:
http://cid-994c4775d200b11a.skydrive.live.com/play.aspx/22ndTransplantReunion?ref=1
We’ll be on the road tomorrow and should return home by nightfall. If the weather cooperates, I plan to put the
new camera through it’s paces.
Hi bob3160,
Thank you for all details. As liver disease has become the third major health risk it is mighty important to have enough donors for patients. I wish you and Alice good health and for Alice many returns of this occasion,
polonus