Bob Veillette is a journalist living in Connecticut who suffered a massive stroke in April 2006 that left him with lockedin syndrome — a condition that leaves a person locked inside their body, paralyzed below the eyes but totally cognizant of the world around them. Bob is just one of the many people you can help be supporting us. See Bob's site.
Sunday, March 12, 2006
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Once in a great while, compassion and cost-effectiveness intersect. The "money follows the person" concept is one of those instances, and the Connecticut legislature has an opportunity to bring it to fruition this session.
