Sara,

Thanks for the news on what you are doing for the relief efforts.  Please keep up posted how things are going medically and what you are seeing and doing.  I know I would be interested to hear and probably others would like to know as well.  Keep up the good work!

Dave

Great idea Fred!  I have been at Ellington Field since last week
triaging pts. from La.  The triage went very smoothly, and pts. were
very grateful.  Going to the dome today and back to Ellington
tomorrow.  I am very glad other states are now taking in evacuees. 
Last night a few went to Idaho.  Some are reluctant to go as they
are scared of leaving the area they have always known, though it
would be a wonderful fresh start for them.   Most have NOTHING
except the often soiled clothes on their backs.  This is not a short
term problem…the 250,000 newcomers to Houston need jobs, schools,
money, everything. 



More later.



Sara






--- In WildernessMedicinePA@yahoogroups.com, "Fred Wu"
<wu_fred@y...> wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> 
>
> I just heard of a really neat program that applies to all of us
outdoor
> folks where we can help with the hurricane relief efforts. The
makers of
> Potable Aqua (you know, the pill that purifies a quart of water in
20
> minutes) is offering a program where we can purchase and donate
the pills at
> a reduced cost. Each bottle will cost $1.75 (regular price $5.99)
and for
> every 10 bottles, the manufacturer will donate 2 bottles. You can
also
> donate the pills to a variety of charities. No minimum order is
required and
> I believe everything is tax deductible. The website is below:
>
> 
>
> http://www.potableaqua.com/
>
> 
>
> Take care,
>
> Fred