Hurricane Katrina/Rita Resources

Hurricane Katrina/Rita Resources

Wayne Renardson

9/23/2005

This traffic is being posted simultaneously to the University of
Washington via < <Email Address Redacted> >

and the University of Florida to < <Email Address Redacted> >

Is is also cross-posted to The American Academy of Orthotists and
Prosthetists, 'dedicated to promoting professionalism and advancing the
standards of patient care through education, literature, research,
advocacy and collaboration.' via The American Orthotic & Prosthetic
Association (AOPA).

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The following information has come in since the last posting.
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ALPS is also willing to provide any of our materials for the victims of
Katrina at no cost. Alexandra Laghi ---

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My wife and I would like to make a small donation for the Katrina fund
if the society has one. I am a totally disabled podiatrist living on
social security and a pension. Please provide me with assistance.

thank you

Frank Ferrari, D.P.M.

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Wayne:

You can add our facility to your list. We are now back up and running
at 100%.

Jackson Brace and Limb
1320 North State St.
Jackson, MS 39202
601-353-2477
fax 601-355-4100

ABC Certified personnel on staff and available 8:00-5:00 M-F.

Special arrangements can be made because of the storm on an individual
basis.

Thanks,

Steven Dickerson, C.P.

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I just wanted to let you know what FLO-TECH is doing for Katrina. We
are focused on helping victim practitioners in Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana with:

-Donations directly to the Red Cross
-free post-op APOPPS Softies
-interest free purchases and
-a custom VIP Discount program for 1 year.

It is important that all Americans step up and help and we are trying
to do what we can with the least amount of fanfare.

Bob Brown< Sr., CPO, FAAOP
FLO-TECH O&P Systems, Inc.

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It would be helpful to obtain a list of any and all O&P businesses that
are able to see patients in the areas struck by Katrina and soon
hurricane Rita. Many people have been relocated, with little knowledge
of available resources.

There are subscribers to AMP-L and other amputee resources that still
have internet access, and knowledge of who is able to help in those
areas most directly in need would benefit everyone concerned.

In the event you are located in the stricken areas and can see amputees
in need of service, kindly send e-mail with your facility name and
contact information to me at:

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and I will post all responses to AMP-L and OANDP-L where they can be
reposted to other forums. I am located high and dry, so far, in
Nashville, TN

Thank you

Wayne Renardson, moderator
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