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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Breast Cancer / October 2003CURE Magazine and breast implants ...
From : "Cindy Morrissey" <fuchsmorrissey@hotmail.com> To : ilena2000@hotmail.com Subject : CURE magazine Date : Sat, 04 Oct 2003 00:33:40 +0000 Ilena, Wanted to inform you that CURE has alot to say about breast implants in their Breast Cancer Issue Vol. 2 NO. 3/ FALL 2003 issue. To subscribe, call 800-210-CURE (2873) or e-mail subs@curetoday.com ask for this breast cancer issue IF you want to see what they have to say about breast implants....IF you do not already get it. This is free. Cure: Cancer Updates, Research & Education 3535 Worth Street Collins Tower, Suite 185 Dallas, TX 75246 Please pass this on to the others who have been exposed to breast implants. They too may find of interest. Take care, Cindy Fuchs-Morrissey > To : ilena2000@hotmail.com > Subject : CURE magazine [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Collins Tower, Suite 185 > Dallas, TX 75246 One newsgroup removed. No, it's not free. The web site says "sign up now for a free time limited subscription" and http://www.menstuff.org/publications/menshealth.html says Free to cancer patients, survivors and caregivers for a limited time. Otherwise, $20/4 issues I don't call that "free" . J > > To : ilena2000@hotmail.com > > Subject : CURE magazine [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > I don't call that "free" . > J Here's the individual subscription page from the CURE site. This seems like it's free https://www.securedvirtualnet.com/perlp/individual.html I'm going ot investigate further. I think this would be a wonderful handout for our hospial's cancer support group > > > To : ilena2000@hotmail.com > > > Subject : CURE magazine [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > I think this would be a wonderful handout for our hospial's cancer support > group Mom's oncology center always had tons of copies laying around for the patients to read. I think they said something about "please take home" or something like that. I don't know my point, but anyway... > > > To : ilena2000@hotmail.com > > > Subject : CURE magazine [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > I think this would be a wonderful handout for our hospial's cancer support > group http://www.curetoday.com/freesubscriptions/ I want an individual free subscription sent to my home. I want bulk copies for a support group, cancer center, etc.[end quoted text[ It's hard to know (given what the other website said) if it's free for a while, then they charge and they give them away to cancer centers as a "come on" to get (paid) subscriptions (or not). I don't know if the content is "acceptable" to the ASC charter or if even me posting the website is considered "spamming". ;-) if not acceptable or it's not (eventually) free, I might have to report Ilena and me. <g> J > > To : ilena2000@hotmail.com > > Subject : CURE magazine [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > I don't call that "free" . > J Thanks for checking ... I'll let the writer know too. Posting at the top to get to the point here. My subscription was free; signed on through a card in the magazine itself. Nance T. > > > To : ilena2000@hotmail.com > > > Subject : CURE magazine [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Thanks for checking ... I'll let the writer know too. |
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