Bernard, what would happen if the trials began without the
equipment, and say 10 people were successfully treated? Then the
$$$$$ would rush to MGH. The theory would have been proven.
Again, I think the cart is before the horse on this.
Prove that BCG can successfully "cure" type I diabetes, then work
on "automating the process".
What happens if the automation process is completed, and the
treatment(s) are unsuccessful? Millions or dollars and more
importantly the efforts of thousands will have been wasted.












--- In nathanfaustmantrials@yahoogroups.com, "Bernard Farrell"
<bernard.farrell@...> wrote:
>
> I know I'd love it all to be available now. But I also know some of
> what it takes to work with the FDA and others on new stuff. So I'm
> accepting this will be a long process. And I'll also bet there are
> obstacles coming we can't even see right now, so I expect some
future
> frustrations as well.
>
> I figure the biggest way I can make a difference is by raising
funds
> to support the research. What would happen if the MGH group
received
> $100 million in support money? I bet they'd start to make HUGE
progress.
>
> So...why not just pull out those credit cards and donate to the
> Iacocca Foundation (http://www.iacoccafoundation.org)? Last
weekend we
> shook some cans at the transfer station for a few hours and raised
> nearly $100, it all adds to the forward momentum!
>
> Bernard
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