I think it’s best if just quote the announcement. I adore Dr. Mani. He’s a wonderful person both professionally and personally. But how can you not like a guy who donates so much of his time and resources to helping little children with heart defects?
He’s literally a lifesaver. Read on, and join me in helping with a link, a donation, or both.
“Dr.Mani Sivasubramanian, heart surgeon and webmaster of
‘Heart Disease Online’ has joined an effort to help children
with birth defects of the heart receive medical treatment.
‘A Day For Hearts: Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Day’
is a global publicity event that focuses attention on the
deadly problem of heart defects in kids. The aim: to
spread awareness about the problem and raise funds to help
some children get a chance to live.
http://www.CHDinfo.com/chdaware/
Think for a moment about a child you love. Imagine how you’d
feel if that child had a heart condition. Then think about
how bad it would be if this child couldn’t receive treatment.
Then ask yourself if you would do something to help, to make
sure this won’t happen to another child somewhere else. A
child without access to medical attention, or with a family
that’s simply too poor to afford the cost of lifesaving
treatment.
Now imagine the power you have. If you – and a few hundred
more people like you – help, we could easily raise awareness
about this situation – and maybe even help a few children
receive a life saving operation. And if you tell five or
more friends, the impact could be greater.
You could help change a child’s future – literally.
Do whatever you can. Every little bit adds up – fast.
Start today. Go to
http://www.CHDinfo.com/chdaware/
And please, spread the word. Forward this note to anyone you
think might be willing to help out. Tell your friends,
family, customers, contacts – everyone.
Then treat yourself to a smile. You’ll have earned it.
GIVE — so a child may live!
Support ‘A DAY FOR HEARTS : Congenital Heart Defects
Awareness Day’
http://www.CHDinfo.com/chdaware/
See how you can help too
http://www.CHDinfo.com/chdaware/youcanhelp.htm“
