Katrina Assistance Offers
Wayne Renardson
Description
Collection
Title:
Katrina Assistance Offers
Creator:
Wayne Renardson
Date:
10/6/2005
Text:
Latest offers off assistance:
Fm: Meredith P. Goins, MS
Marketing/Outreach Coordinator
Amputee Coalition of America
Please see
< <URL Redacted>>
for the types of articles we post.
Feel free to contact me any time I can be of assistance!
-----
We are near Seattle so probably won't get many displaced people here
but if any need anything please add our name to the list. We will do
what we can to help.
Karl Entenmann, CPO
Preferred O and P
Federal Way, Puyallup, and Tacoma, Washington
----
Several people have asked about AMP-L. It is a listserv at the
University of Washington for education and information/discussion.
Feel free to inform patients about the listserv.
I am an R-BK from a 1969 motorcycle accident. I have lived in
Nashville, TN since 1972 where I still ride my cycle almost daily. I am
also a researcher and jazz musician, playing bass with several trios
and quartets.
A bit of history:
AMP-L is a moderated forum for the discussion of amputee issues
that has served the amputee community at part of the Amputee
Information Network for years.
AMP-L was created in December 1995 by fourteen people who wanted a
forum to discuss ideas relevant to amputation. Originally hosted by the
University of Pittsburgh, it moved to the University of Washington in
December 1998.
Additional information from the Amputee Information Network at:
< <URL Redacted>>
To SUBSCRIBE to AMP-L visit
< <URL Redacted>>
Subscribe to Amp-L by filling out the form. You must include your FULL
name. Failure to do so will result in removal. You will be sent e-mail
requesting confirmation which prevents others from gratuitously
subscribing you. AMP-L is a hidden list, which means that the list of
members/subscribers is available only to the list administrator for the
sake of privacy.
You will receive a confirmation notice which requires you to reply,
insuring you are indeed subscribing from the address sent.
Only subscribers are permitted to post messages to AMP-L and may post
ONLY from the subscribed address.
To send a message to the list address it to:
<Email Address Redacted>
and your message will be automatically relayed to everyone on the list
(including yourself if you wish). The time frame will vary, depending
on the size of the list and how busy the internet is at the time of
posting. Any message posted to the list from another subscriber will
likewise be mailed to you.
From this page you may also configure your subscription options
such as Digest (daily) mode, archive retrieval, or receive
unsubscribing information.
Please direct any and all queries regarding the list only to the
moderator. Sending requests or problems with the list to the
subscribers does nothing except clutter hundreds of mailboxes
with something about which they can do nothing.
Wayne Renardson, mod
AMP-L
< <Email Address Redacted> >
< <Email Address Redacted> >
Fm: Meredith P. Goins, MS
Marketing/Outreach Coordinator
Amputee Coalition of America
Please see
< <URL Redacted>>
for the types of articles we post.
Feel free to contact me any time I can be of assistance!
-----
We are near Seattle so probably won't get many displaced people here
but if any need anything please add our name to the list. We will do
what we can to help.
Karl Entenmann, CPO
Preferred O and P
Federal Way, Puyallup, and Tacoma, Washington
----
Several people have asked about AMP-L. It is a listserv at the
University of Washington for education and information/discussion.
Feel free to inform patients about the listserv.
I am an R-BK from a 1969 motorcycle accident. I have lived in
Nashville, TN since 1972 where I still ride my cycle almost daily. I am
also a researcher and jazz musician, playing bass with several trios
and quartets.
A bit of history:
AMP-L is a moderated forum for the discussion of amputee issues
that has served the amputee community at part of the Amputee
Information Network for years.
AMP-L was created in December 1995 by fourteen people who wanted a
forum to discuss ideas relevant to amputation. Originally hosted by the
University of Pittsburgh, it moved to the University of Washington in
December 1998.
Additional information from the Amputee Information Network at:
< <URL Redacted>>
To SUBSCRIBE to AMP-L visit
< <URL Redacted>>
Subscribe to Amp-L by filling out the form. You must include your FULL
name. Failure to do so will result in removal. You will be sent e-mail
requesting confirmation which prevents others from gratuitously
subscribing you. AMP-L is a hidden list, which means that the list of
members/subscribers is available only to the list administrator for the
sake of privacy.
You will receive a confirmation notice which requires you to reply,
insuring you are indeed subscribing from the address sent.
Only subscribers are permitted to post messages to AMP-L and may post
ONLY from the subscribed address.
To send a message to the list address it to:
<Email Address Redacted>
and your message will be automatically relayed to everyone on the list
(including yourself if you wish). The time frame will vary, depending
on the size of the list and how busy the internet is at the time of
posting. Any message posted to the list from another subscriber will
likewise be mailed to you.
From this page you may also configure your subscription options
such as Digest (daily) mode, archive retrieval, or receive
unsubscribing information.
Please direct any and all queries regarding the list only to the
moderator. Sending requests or problems with the list to the
subscribers does nothing except clutter hundreds of mailboxes
with something about which they can do nothing.
Wayne Renardson, mod
AMP-L
< <Email Address Redacted> >
< <Email Address Redacted> >
Citation
Wayne Renardson, “Katrina Assistance Offers,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 24, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/225565.
