Dear Susan,
First of all, thank you for taking time to preview my blog, and I truly appreciate your thoughts and comments.
My prayer and hope is to reach thousands of people and also allow all women to have a voice, that may have otherwise not been heard. My blog covers all aspects of what women in most part go through and bringing attention to Cancer at the highest regard.
I would love to help spread your work, and words. Anything I or my blog can do to bring total awareness of all terminal and catastrophic illness and help bring in more support is my mission.
I would love for you to do a write up I can post on my blog, and anything else you can think of I may be able to help with.
My biggest challenge right now is gaining more advertisers, and donors to keep the blog going and help people in distress. If you have any thoughts on that, I am open ears.
Again, thank you and let’s spread the word so your cause is heard.
Philis
—– Original Message —–
From: Susan Vento
To: philis@blog4girls.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 2:33 PM
Subject: Great post
Hello Philis,
My name is Susan Vento. My husband Bruce was a member of the US House of Representatives—until October 10th, 2000, when everything changed. Bruce died of pleural mesothelioma—a rare disease caused by asbestos exposure that kills 90-95% of those who have it. Not many people know about this terrible disease, which lead me to reach out to you; I noticed that you have an influential cancer blog full of great information. I am hoping you will help me spread awareness about asbestos cancers and help to protect the rights of those who have been affected by mesothelioma and other cancers.
I am spokesperson for a great online resource called the Asbestos Cancer Victims’ Rights Campaign that fights to protect cancer victims and their families. I wrote a blog piece on the Cancer Victim Rights “My Story & Opposition to the Fact Act-Susn Vento and would love if you could read it, share it and incorporate your thoughts. Your support, and the support of your online community, can make the difference to ensure justice for all cancer victims and their loved ones.
Thank you for joining me in my fight to educate people about such a deadly disease. Our ultimate goal is to help those who have suffered from all forms of cancer in their struggle to seek health and justice.
Best,
Susan