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[Shannon Vyff]

Yes, perhaps they would. I'm not sure if I could get an article into huffpost though --the best I could do are I.E.E.T. and I could write a controversial piece for iO9, huffpost picked up Kim's story from iO9.

[Mind]

Go for it Shannon. I don't expect a whole bunch of people to all-of-a-sudden support cryonics, but maybe they would be a little more considerate if they could see how insensitive they are acting/speaking.

[Droplet]

Shannon, anything out there that people can read that is in support of surviving involuntary death is a good thing. Please go for it!

Kim Suozzi's case is yet another reminder of how arbitrary nature's time limit can truly be and I really do hope that she can be brought back in the future. Involuntary death is a tragedy at any age but at just 23? Just horrible.

Edited by Droplet, 31 January 2013 - 07:12 AM.

[Shannon Vyff]

Alcor's announcememt about Kim's cryopreservation: http://www.alcor.org/blog/?p=2716

[Shannon Vyff]

Aaron put a blog piece today, explaining how he came to believe he could be cryopreserved thanks to Kim Suozzi: http://aaronwinborn....s-opt-out-death

He wrote the piece for an audience that does not know about cryonics, or much about radical life extension in general. So far, he has recieved pretty good comments --he does not have wide readership however.

He is the 2013 Society for Venturism charity recipient--and his story is needing help--if you have ideas for promoting-please help.