Judy wrote a clipping from Biology and Diseases of the Ferret, which
mentioned Aleutians and New Zealand.
 
I would ask all of you... who would know better?  A person reading a paper
where they may or may not know the people involved in the original research
and even whether the research is true rather than anecdotal... or a whole
division in charge of all diseases within the country?  Now, A vast
majority of what is inside this book is wonderful, awesome - a great
resource.  However, if everything was perfect, a second edition wouldn't
have been needed in the first place - information changes, old information
may be found as incorrect and new information may show something previously
un-noted.  I did note the presence of this passage in my original post, as
a matter of interest.
 
I am not interested in fighting over the presence of Aleutians in New
Zealand, Australia, England, Germany, Canada, America, Saudi Arabia, I
don't care where (note, I really doubt Aleutians has even been thought
of, let alone contracted, in some of those places) I am trying to find out
what can be done to help.  As I have now asked several times, rather than
squabbling over the bones, please let us concentrate on the meat of the
issue - which is trying to find a cure and/or vaccine for Aleutians.  What
can we do to help?
 
Sam
 
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful
committed people can change the world.
Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
Margaret Mead
 
If everyone got together ferrets would be treated fairly.
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[Posted in FML issue 2948]