Charity e-mail

Dear All,

As you know I don't normally make a habit of forwarding charity e-mails, but
this is a particularly good cause.

Mute Tourettes Syndrome has long been in the shadow of its more famous
sister-disease, 'Tourettes Syndrome', and although much rarer, is even more
tragic in its consequences.

While a child suffering from Tourettes has difficulty in containing its
anger and frustration, a child with Mute Tourettes suffers the opposite, and
is unable to express their true feelings through real speech.
There is, however, an answer. A great deal has been achieved by the Mute
Tourettes Foundation using new art therapy techniques.

However, their work can only continue with your help. Just £1. 00 will keep
a child supplied with crayons for a whole day. £5 will provide them with
enough paper for a week.

The attached project shot shows some of the great work you can help:

http://www.smorgo.demon.co.uk/MUTE_TOURETTES.JPG

Thank you

 

Steve Morgan wrote

Predictable but funny nevertheless and almost certainly a ginge.

 

What ails the nosepicker? Don't they have school lunches any more?