4 Responses to Hello and new support website info

1. janna_600 on 2007-04-19 04:02:44.183598

   Well as far as I am concerned if it is a newsletter about an illness I don't consider it spam. Besides I like the stuff to and I enjoy spam and eggs. Another no-no combination. I had my first cabg in 1979 and I am just starting to slow down now. I like to read about medical things anyway. Spam sandwiches are pretty good too even if they are not fried, lol! [INLINE] We Will Win Love Y'all Bob & Carole Please Visit the International Stills Disease Foundation Web Site at: www.stillsdisease.org

2. jason_8 on 2007-04-19 02:49:17.871349

   Thanks Robert. I have found, as my heart disease has progressed and I am able to do less and less, that hearing the stories and successes of people not only with heart problems, but also other chronic or life threatening diseases gives me hope and encouragement. That's what the newsletter is all about along with health news and humor. No marketing. No popup ads. Just heartfelt sharing and care. I won't even put a SPAM ad in it (well maybe I will just as a joke. Phil Cramer --- In BypassSurgeryRecoverySupport@y..., "robert himes" at: www.stillsdisease.org

3. jason_8 on 2007-04-19 20:05:19.664269

   Thanks Joe. I assure you that I will not flood the list. This is not a commercial product. If anything, it's a lose-my-shirt venture, but is one that is highly beneficial to me and to many other people for the encouragement derived from it. Phil --- In BypassSurgeryRecoverySupport@y..., Joe Parker

4. jason_8 on 2007-04-20 06:05:06.028284

   In a message dated 9/6/02 3:17:35 PM, donka@... writes: << promoting your own newsletter??? smells like spam to me. Donna Phil, does this newsletter cost anything or is it free? Chris

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