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CryoNet - Thu 26 Nov 2009

    #32178: Thankgiving [Vortex Prism]

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Message #32178
Date: Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:45:21 -0500
Subject: Thankgiving
From: Vortex Prism <[email protected]>

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I just wanted to take a moment on this Thanksgiving to say thank you to all
the people working in support of cryonics.



Thank you for having the courage of your convictions in the face of
ignorance and occasional hostility.



Thank you devoting your precious time, working to maintain and improve
operations, equipment and most importantly, performing standby services for
those who need it.



What can one person say to a small group of people who have dedicated
themselves to fighting death itself? Who face oblivion and have the courage
to say, enough! Enough graveyards. Enough mourning the loss of loved ones.



Two simple words come to mind: Thank you.

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