Re: Strong Women, Strong Bones: my book report

After reading the book on tape, if you want to discuss anything on a phone
call, I'd be glad to.   I've spoken personally with Dr. Kessler and
have spent a lot of time, since you have a visual problem.



czf wrote:

> "Art S" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Sorry about the length.  I was debating trimming out more, but I
> > decided that if there was much discussion I would need to track
> > down the edited portions and restore them in what would be a
> > disjointed manner.
> >
> > My book report on Strong Women Strong Bones by
> > Miriam E. Nelson, Ph.D.
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> (regretful big snip)
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> THANK YOU, Art.  Thank you so very much to take the time to read the book
> and issue your book report.
>
> On top of having osteoporosis at the age of 45 despite all the good stuff
> I've done over the years, I'm also legally blind and cannot read a standard
> book.  I checked with the Library of Congress Talking Books for the Blind
> and they do not have this book in 4 track audio cassette format.
>
> So, from the bottom of my heart, I thank you.
>
> (as I listened to your post using the screenreader, JAWS for Windows, with
> the voice set to adult, male, British, so you sounded just like James Bond
> ;-)
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