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To: hilm who wrote (3407)	6/10/1998 3:02:00 AM
From: zurdo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9523

Hilm, I don't agree with you...You talk as if the bracelet would be a large showy bracelet with blinking lights that tell the world the wearer is impotent..In the first place a successful Viagra user is no longer impotent, for all practical purposes..Besides, given the recent revelation regarding the huge number of people with this problem, I don't believe this affliction any longer carries the stigma you are describing..You seem to be saying that Viagra users at risk because of heart disease history would be governed by vanity rather than good sense...

To: hilm who wrote (3407)	6/10/1998 6:26:00 AM
From: Ron Flanigan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9523

hilm, do you remember the film "Summer of 42?" The young guy agonized over asking the pharmacist for a condom. Today, they are proudly displayed at the check-out counter of Walmart where I shop. I shared my impotency with five of my college classes. The MI in 91 was the cause. Nothing I can do about it so why should I be embarrassed. The bracelet is a good idea. Who knows it might even act as bait for the single guy. I had a friend who trolled through the lobby of the Royal Yorke in Toronto. He tied a $100 bill to a piece of string and pulled it behind him. He was a surgeon on a hockey trip acting up. We all laughed knowing that it was just a joke as he was a straight shooter. The bracelet would work for that man who was unconscious and not able to tell the medics. Ron Flanigan