Re: WHAT! happens if it doesn't work?

[Rager <jrager@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, Bruce.  I think that what you are all doing is enormously constructive.
I know that there have been times in the past two years when I have had to
channel my anger toward something other than a fellow human.  I took on a
local newspaper which got me into a bit of trouble, but so what.....I was
right, and they knew it.  It felt really good to be really emotionally
committed to a cause I believed in.  Don't give a blink to the future.  Hang
in there.  What you're doing is fantastic.  Keep it up.  Barb Rager
-----Original Message-----
From: Bruce Anderson <bbanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN <PARKINSN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Friday, July 10, 1998 12:08 PM
Subject: WHAT! happens if it doesn't work?


>Does anyone out there feel that some of us are making too much of an
>emotional commitment to the funding of this Udall Law, perhaps?  I mean all
>of the anger, anguish, frustration, "I'm Mad as Hell...," etc. directed at
>Congress for not funding it, soon no doubt to be followed by jubilation
when
>it does.  And then what happens to our individual psyches if.....nothing
>happens?  Which is a good possibility. When was the last time anyone  found
>a "cure" of a neurological disease?  Finding one is also a possibility.
I'm
>in favor of our working our asses off to get funding of Udall & I think
I've
>done my part. I just think we have to be careful of putting to many
>emotional  eggs in one basket.  They may find a way to prevent future
>victims.  But we may have to live with improved management of our
sumptuous.
>Any thoughts?
>