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Biotech / Medical : Rosetta Genomics (ROSG) - microRNA

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To: Steve Lokness who wrote (30)	1/18/2009 8:09:49 PM
From: MJ	of 58

Steve, there are so many stories of invasive procedures that fail or damage the person for life. I have friends who have been invaded for various cancers only to live no longer than if the cancer had been left undisturbed-----and heart procedures that were sucessful, but the patients died due to hospital infections. One day they look healthy. They go for surgical procedures----come home with surgical damage to their bodies that affect how they walk, talk-----every thing they do. An aside here on avoiding surgery---- I went for an afternoon group session with a surgeon who works with musicians. His first statement was that his job was to avoid cutting on the person. He was well known in the D.C. area. One of the examples I will always remember. The surgeon had a trumpet player from Europe to come to him because of pain he was getting in his right hand and arm-----the hand that controls the valves on the trumpet. His pain was so great he was contemplating giving up his music career. The doctor, always ask the musician to play for him, the trumpeter played. The doctor walked over and took the little finger on his right hand and taped it down to train the finger not to be held in the air while playing; thereby creating the natural alignment and causing the little finger to relax naturally. The trumpet player was of course skeptical-----about 6 months to a year later, he returned to the doctor to thank him. By taping the finger in the proper relaxed position while playing he had avoided surgery and was out of pain. Now to ROSG------aside from the medical part of ROSG, from the viewpoint of a stock----------where do we stand. I am now down to 100 shares of ROSG------I put some of my early profits from ISIS into it----and then sold as the market began to collapse generally in the last year. Incidentally, I am sorry to hear about your ex-father-in-laws procedure that failed. mj

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