Category Archives: we are activists

orange’u curious?

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Getting there via grassroots: One woman and the healthcare reform bandwagon

I learned about Kathie McClure and VoteHealthCare.org on Adam Searing’s blog, The Progressive Pulse. (Please visit Mr. Searing’s site and watch his interview with Kathie). She’s not a politician, but she’s taking an active role in making sure those in elected … Continue reading →

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if only…

if only…i lived in Australia… Good Luck, Riders! 

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make your mark

I MADE MY MARK AGAINST  MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS   Deb, North Carolina 400,000 Americans live with multiple sclerosis. I’ve made my mark against MS. Will you join me and make your mark too? Please visit “THE WALL.” MARCH 10-17 MS AWARENESS … Continue reading →

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ms awareness week

  March 10-17 is MS AWARENESS WEEK. Please visit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society website to learn more about MS and how it affects 400,000 Americans.

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got reform?

Thanks to Jim Buie and Ron M. for getting me in gear here:  Having so much faith in personal health care insurance is false security, especially when the insurance industry continues to narrow their gate of accessibility and drive up … Continue reading →

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November is National Homeless Youth Month

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this is big

IL7-R and IL2-R New England Journal of Medicine(NEJM), “Risk Alleles for Multiple Sclerosis Identified by a Genomewide Study” by The International Multiple Sclerosis Genetics Consortium (IMSC). 29 July 2007:   “Alleles of IL2RA and IL7RA and those in the HLA locus are identified as … Continue reading →

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