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Re: Kucinich works for asbestos eradication

mike crill — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 02:14:30 -0000

Greetings from the walking dead who are "not victims and WR Grace is not guilty" from a so called trial held in Missoula Mt which resulted in the guilty getting away with murder by a Judge Molley and WR Grace who made a disGrace out of the words/meaning and truth of justice/Fairness/accountability/responsibility/and down right knowing and allowing this deadly poison to be put upon MILLIONS of human beings with a latency, to get away with it, until they go to this/their/my/Libby/etc etc trial and are found not guilty.Even when the evidence is THOUSANDS sick, dead and dying because of them all by the same Tremolite asbestos.The United States and WE the People LOST in this trial. ALL those that resulted in death by their product and finding out 40 years later that this was done to all of us, knowingly...I have to ask if there is any one or any thing or any where that Justice can be made for the sake of those we leave behind like my children who follow in my foot steps.They should not have to fight for what is right and what also was done to them.This goes for thousands in Libby from Libby ALL sick and dying from the same thing by the same people and today Libby is for sale as safe??? I would like to see a mis trial and those in fault held accountable for this failure because the bottom line is this and this has to change..."When Government can knowingly allow Corporations to Knowingly kill "We the People" and do nothing to stop it, THEN, We the People" HAVE a Government JUST as GUILTY as the Corporations for killing US. Welcome to Libby Mt. A mis trial is demanded and we the people of Libby need help and justice.The US of A needs to seek Justice for it's people who are victims of this holocaust that is killing millions today all over the world. 80% of this murder of the people came from Libby Mt.I want it known that WR Grace and the US Government ARE GUILTY of killing Mike Crill and his family and friends by failure in their DUTIES to warn, inform and protect the People/WE the People from something that is known, KNOWN to kill you. Hello Libby Mt and the deadly air and who cares.It would be nice to see some kind of human justice for the killing of millions befor I die but I sure the hell ain;t going to hold my breathe for this, I may need it....asbestoskillnme@yahoo.com if any one can do anything for us walking dead from Libby Mt. Thank you.And stay away from Libby Mt is a Health Emergency someone forgot to mention. I wonder why????

Re: May I remember your loved one at the Meso Symposium Tribute Ceremony?

BeasleyAllen — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 11:21:53 -0000

Hello Mike!

Thank you so much for your comment, and for your continued passion in and around the town of Libby, Montana, to protect future generations from asbestos exposure and illness. You have such a great heart for others, and your willingness to share your message with the world will no doubt touch people's lives and truly make a difference.

Bless you!
Wendi

Re: May I remember your loved one at the Meso Symposium Tribute Ceremony?

Mike Crill — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 11:03:17 -0000

Hi Wendi and myMeso.Well, Libby got it's Health Emergency but all I see this as, is spending millions on a dead horse and making millions from off of that dead horse.Been doing that since 1999(earlier I am sure)in Libby.And to think most of that money is feeding the corrupt system in Libby full of ALL the same players who also allowed Libby and it's people to be poisoned. NOW they all are making millions,realitors/Mayor/Card/etc etc and STILL not one dime for those of us who continue to suffer till death with only our boots on.Why haven't the people been taken care of since 1999 specially when everyone knows we are sick and dying.This is so unfair because the only thing that matters to us sick and dying is for some how to have a life with what life is left to the fullest till death.Most of us are dying in bankrupcy and penniless while everyone else seems to be having a hay day with the millions going throu Libby and NOT ONE HUMAN BEING BEING PROTECTED NOR TOLD THE TRUTH that Libby Mt is NOT a safe place to live and raise a family.Wendi, would you please address the continued deadly exposure to more innocent people/families and request some one stop this known deadly exposure to any more people mainly our children for whom we all must protect.All these people moving to Libby now and IF the issue of the trees are not dealt with,none of that money will do any good by leaving the asbestos behind.The deadly Trees around Libby in a 20 mile radius ARE a issue.And then the banks of the Kootenai River from Libby to Bonners Ferry Idaho must be a issue because the banks also are full of asbestos.Not to mention the water.Why don't they just pay the people off, close the town to any more human beings and let Libby and Troy die off.Never to kill again.How bout a Public warning telling all Libby is not safe.These lies EPA and others are selling are killing hundreds more people today since 1999.Already a man has been diagnosed with asbestosis from moving to Libby 5 years ago.Who is guilty for killing this man? ALL who sold him Libby as safe.Over 300 people/families have moved to Libby since 1999.Please, some one please stop this continued dealy exposure.I just don't want any more sickness and death of people now that we know what is killing us.Thank you Wendi and let me know what you can do.Take care. Sincerely Mike Crill

Re: Lung cancer advocate Atkinson U.S. Open pledge

BeasleyAllen — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:51:25 -0000

Hi Patrick,

We were too. :-( There's a new post on the myMeso site today with a link
to a very nice tribute video that Matt Lauer presented this morning on
The Today Show. It's very touching. He was a remarkable man with a
wonderful, positive and giving spirit.

Wendi L. Lewis

Re: Lung cancer advocate Atkinson U.S. Open pledge

nonya — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:51:38 -0000

sorry to hear he passed away yesterdy.

peace.

patrick h.

Re: Start a conversation about mesothelioma

Lynne Wolf — Sat, 16 May 2009 11:53:23 -0000

My darling husband died July 08 only 13 weeks after diagnosis and like Meisha we were in total shock, he was the most wonderful husband, father and grandfather, who is loved and missed with every passing day. He still had his whole life in front of him and to contact this insidious disease through going to work to provide for his family is so hard to bear, we were married for 42 years.

If you could please send me some bracelets I would really appreciate it. Here in England the epidemic has started and so I have joined the Chris Knighton Self Help Group who are raising funds and awareness into this evil as our Government does nothing.
Thank you

Re: Girl honors grandpa at Mesothelioma symposium

BeasleyAllen — Thu, 07 May 2009 18:15:13 -0000

Hello Pam,

Thank you so much for your comment. I am so sad to hear of your
husband's passing. :-( It is so frustrating that asbestos is still a
threat and, as you said, so many times people don't even know it's
there, so they do not even know to protect themselves.

I admire your willingness to carry out your husband Ken's desire to
raise awareness and connect with others who are battling mesothelioma. I
would be happy to send you some mesothelioma awareness bracelets - they
are bright green - hard to miss, and a great way to get people to ask
you about mesothelioma so that you can help spread the word about meso
and the dangers of asbestos. You can email me directly at
wendi.lewis@beasleyallen.com to let me know where to mail them if you
don't want to post your address in the comments. (they are free) I'd
love to hear from you!

Thank you, again, so much, for sharing a little of Ken's story here, and
for your desire to continue his efforts to raise awareness and help find
a cure. God bless you and your family!

Sincerely,
Wendi Lewis
www.myMeso.org

Re: Girl honors grandpa at Mesothelioma symposium

Pam Desjarlais — Thu, 07 May 2009 17:27:40 -0000

I want to say thank you for the work taht is being done to find a cure and to help families and individuals that are fighting to find a cure and to those that are having to say good bye to their families....
I am from Alberta Canada, my husband Ken Cardinal Sr lost his battle to mesothelioma on Dec 31st, 2008. His dream was that he could meet others who were going througth the difficulties like him and his family were and to help in some way to find a cure...He was 42 years old, he does not know how or when he came in contact with the asbestos? Although it has only been almost 5 months of his passing I am struggling to find out how to bring the awareness to people? I want to honor his battle and his strength but keeping his promise to do this. Any information that can be passed on to me would be greatly appreciated.Thank you.
Pam Cardinal-Desjarlais (May 2009)

Re: Start a conversation about mesothelioma

Cindy — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 16:31:24 -0000

Wendy
Great site both my parents have Meso, Mother has it the worst just getting into understanding Meso,anything you can seen would be great, especially braclets so many people have no idea what Meso is, email me back so I can give you my addres,

Re: Walk for Hope this weekend!

BeasleyAllen — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 09:33:28 -0000

Hi Mark,

Thank you so much for your kind comments about our web site. It is our
goal to provide a variety of information, and a forum where people can
share their stories and connect with others who are battling
mesothelioma. Please let me know if there's anything in particular you'd
like to read about here in the future.

Sincerely,
Wendi

Re: Sign the Petition - Ban Asbestos!

mike crill — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 00:44:00 -0000

Libby Montana needs to be ban, from anything that breathes.

Re: Canada blocks asbestos ban

BeasleyAllen — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 16:20:10 -0000

Hi Sean,

Thank you so much for your comment. I'm glad that you are finding
helpful information on this site. Please let us know if there is
anything in particular that you're looking for, and we'll be glad to try
to help. There are so many great organizations out there working hard to
raise awareness about mesothelioma and the dangers of asbestos.
Hopefully, by working together, we can eliminate this disease for future
generations!

Sincerely,
Wendi Lewis

Re: Debbie’s treatment success featured on BBC News

BeasleyAllen — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 12:21:42 -0000

Hello Mr. Edrich,

Thank you so much for sharing your story about your experience with
mistletoe! I am so happy that you have found an effective treatment and
are doing so well! :-) It is always interesting to hear from people who
have first-hand knowledge of treatments like mistletoe that are still
considered experimental in so much of the world. I will be thinking of
you and praying for your continued good health and improvement!

Wendi Lewis

Re: Lung cancer advocate Atkinson U.S. Open pledge

BeasleyAllen — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 11:31:32 -0000

Thank you so much for your comment. It is so good to see that people are
willing to help speak out about mesothelioma, to raise awareness of the
disease and the dangers of asbestos. I hope that people like John and
groups like LCA are successful in their efforts to secure funding for
cancer research.

Wendi

Re: Reminder: Bowlathon meso fundraiser tomorrow

BeasleyAllen — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 11:29:26 -0000

Hello Mr. Peek,

Thank you so much for your comments. It does seem that mesothelioma is
finally getting more attention in the news, but actually you'd be
surprised that it is not covered as much by the American media as it is
in other countries. I'm not sure why that is, but we're doing our best
to help raise awareness and let people know the dangers of asbestos
exposure. I would recommend that your friend's father talk to his doctor
about his concerns. If he lets his doctor know that he may have been
exposed to asbestos, they can keep an eye out for any early symptoms
that there may be a problem.

Thank you again for your comments. Please let me know if I can help you
in the future.

Wendi Lewis

Re: Debbie’s treatment success featured on BBC News

John Edrich — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 07:45:19 -0000

I have read your article with interest, as some eleven years ago I was Diagnosed with Waldonstroms an incurable form of leukemia which is very rare and effects males at about sixty years of age. As you can imagine it came as a great shock to me, as being a pro cricketer for over twenty years I was very fit. I was given seven years to live and after many sessions of conventional treatment, I was fortunatley introduced to a Dr Guider who put me on mistletoe treatment. I have now extended the seven years to eleven and back playing golf three times a week and have never felt better. Please let me know through my experience if I can assist you in any way. Best Wishes John Edrich.

Re: Lung cancer advocate Atkinson U.S. Open pledge

cancer_collective — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 06:34:54 -0000

It truly is very mis understood. The more people that are made aware of this the better. It os good to have someone like John able to help spread the word. Keep up the great work.

Re: Reminder: Bowlathon meso fundraiser tomorrow

Harry Peek — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 00:42:53 -0000

Mesothelioma is so much in the news these days that it almost seems like an epidemic. Why has it become so popular all of a sudden? Does anyone have an answer to this question. I am always looking for a good website with solid information on this topice. My best friends dad used to work on the Docks here in San Francisco now he is worried.

Re: A Q&A with Dr. Vogl about mesothelioma trial

BeasleyAllen — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:22:29 -0000

Hello Veronica,

Thank you so much for your comments and your inquiry. Currently, as far
as I know, the chemoembolization trial is not being done in the UK, only
in Germany. However, due to the success of the procedure, I understand
Dr. Vogl has been invited to the UK to discuss the possibility of
expanding the trials.

For now, those interested in the trials should contact Dr. Vogl's office
directly. They can evaluate your case to determine if you can join the
current trials in Germany. That information is as follows:

Prof. Dr. Th. J. Vogl
Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
University Hospital
Theodor-Stern-Kai 7
D-60596 Frankfurt

Email: T.Vogl@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Phone: 0049-69-6301-7277

I hope this helps, and blessings to you!

Wendi

Re: A Q&A with Dr. Vogl about mesothelioma trial

Veronica White — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 10:42:38 -0000

I have mesothelioma and would love to know if we are doing this treatment in the UK. As the desease is frankly a death sentence any progress fighting it is of utmost importance for us who suffer at the moment. Is it possible for other UK residents to get onto the German trial?

Thanks

Veronica White

Re: Start a conversation about mesothelioma

BeasleyAllen — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 09:48:51 -0000

Hello Donna,

Thank you so much for your comment here. It is a tragedy for a family to
be touched by asbestos disease once, and even moreso that you have lost
two loved ones to asbestos and mesothelioma. Our thoughts and prayers
are with you and your family!

God bless you!
Wendi

Re: Alfacell moving forward with ONCONASE while feeling financial pinch

BeasleyAllen — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 09:40:26 -0000

Thank you so much for your comment! I am very happy that you were able
to find helpful information here! Please let me know if there is
anything you don't see here that you'd like to know, and we'll try to
get some additional information posted. God bless you!

Wendi

Re: Alfacell moving forward with ONCONASE while feeling financial pinch

termllife — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 04:11:53 -0000

Was searching for some information, google brought me to your site, I am glad tto have found the information I was looking for.

Re: Start a conversation about mesothelioma

Donna Smith — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 20:17:00 -0000

In memory of my sweet cousin who died two years ago in her early 40's...in memory of her dad who died in his 30's from cancer...all related to him working and unknowingly bringing home asbestos...
please send anything but especially I would like about 12 bracelets for my family. God bless you.

Re: Start a conversation about mesothelioma

meisha — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:32:10 -0000

My husband passed away from mesothelioma on Dec. 21, 2008. It was truly a shock. He was told on Nov. 21, 2008. It didn't give us any time to prepare and things have not been easy. On top of his illness, we are expecting our first grandbaby on May 4, 2009. It has been a roller coster of emotions for us as I am sure it is for anyone that has to go through this. Mesothelioma is an evil illness and has taken so much from so many people. My husband was only 60 years old and worked hard all his life only to have his life pulled out from under him. He didn't get to retire or enjoy his granddaughter or his later years. I'm only 52 and a widow! We were married for 32 years and even though we had our ups and downs, we loved each other very much.
If you could send me some of the bracelets and a couple of the water bottles, I would really appreciate it. I hope that more people will be come aware of this demon, and hopefully someday, people won't have to go through what my husband and so many others have had to go through.. Thank you for your site and for the items. Please E-mail me and let me know how to get my home address to you so that you can send me these it items. Thank you