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In <DD22K8.HsD@txnews.amd.com> altmann@neptune.amd.com (Bruce Altmann)
writes: 
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>I am a little hesitant to post this, but my girlfriend nagged me to no
>end last night on the phone to do so, so here goes.
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>She relayed to me that there is a terminally ill child that
>is working through the Childrens' Wish Foundation to set
>a world record for "Best Wishes" cards received.
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>He Needs 1 Million by Aug 15th. (yes in a few days, so if you can,
send
>one in now)
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>here is the info she asked me to post:
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>Craig Shirgold
>Age 7
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>Send cards to:
>c/o Childrens Wisch Foundation
> 32 Perimeter Center East
> Atlanta, GA.
> 30346
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I think that this is not a good idea.  I have heard of this request
often with the name of the child and the type of card to be sent.  I
believe that this was a true situation several years ago and the little
boy did make the record and has sinced passed away.  The problem is,
however, is that the requests kept circulating.

Please check with The Children's Make-A-Wish Foundation before sending
anything so that they don't get inundated with extra mail.

Cari