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Brian sherman gillums, jr. , what is your job . Sherman i am the executive director of paralyzed veterans of america. Brian what is it . Sherman i empower veterans who have suffered catastrophic disabilities, to help them find their way back into life. Him it is great work because it reflects my own experience. Thats what i get up and do everyday, empower people to help us carry out our mission. Brian how many paralyzed veterans are there that you serve . Sherman we estimate about 60,000 in this country, most have spinal cord injuries, but a number have multiple sclerosis, lou gehrigs disease, there is spinal cord dysfunction. The common experience is the profound effect that spinal cord dysfunction has on just about every bodily system. We are bonded by that experience. It is pretty unique in terms of the impact it has on our lives. We are sort of a core within the veterans population. As brian i read that the veterans that paralyzed veterans of america was established after world war
Because you had other bigger Veterans Service organizations of for a while that they were not advocating for the unique needs of veterans in that era. We are talking about things like equal access in society, research. You would die in 18 months if you had a spinal cord injury back then. In fact, George Patton was a war hero, but he died of a spinal cord injury in 1946 because the medicine and research have not caught up with the desire to live with that injury. Over time, that band of paralyzed veterans grew into what is now a 76yearold organization, member led advocates who look for other paralyzed veterans and pulled them in and take care of them. Brian where does the money come from . Sherman 100 from individual donors and corporations. We dont take government funding. Him that is a struggle. Him we have to deliver results. We have to have impact, and we are proud of that because we do have impact. Because we are free from government funding, we are not bound by those relationships
Wants to do something with immigration. I know he said he doesnt the senate bill or anything like the senate bill on the floor but he has his committee who has reported off some bills. We may not like those bills that but we think when the senate has 68 members of the senate which has otherwise been deeply divided on by partisan lines over twothirds of the United States senate representing the American Public says we need a conference of immigration bill with a path to citizenship. We believe thats a strong indication that the American People want this done and we hope the house acts. We know the votes are there so theres no reason why we shouldnt get this done. If everyone keeps talking and paying attention to the American People let me also say this is not a challenge to the speaker. This is a suggestion and that is why one of the criterion that we established was that it be bipartisan. Everything passed out of the committee of jurisdiction passed in a bipartisan way in the senate. T
Opponents. Spring. Some egyptian theater. This army leaders came up with that scientists from japan and the United States say they have made a potentially groundbreaking discovery using methods that are surprisingly simple. Theyve come up with a faster and easier way of making stem cells. Experts say their work could usher in a new era of research. Nhk world xi at the scala has more this is what the Scientists Say he achieved. The cd find a way to the program much ourselves so david and two on embryonic state intended that up in to any type of tissue this is how they did it the strip cells from the team minds by sulking and in the month the acidic solution for about thirty minutes. Den dey content them the closest to the vets to keep the cells pliable enough so he can develop into various types of cells the scientists damper to sell seemed to my niece. Katie did confirm that the good of the disc and in mosul and other types of cells the need in this section says the findings could have