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Of course I have made typos and perhaps even misspelled a word but then

I am not a journalist or technical writer. When I make an error, I cringe.

I read (books) a great deal and it is amazing the number of spelling, and

factual errors I see. I won't mention grammar because that is not my forte

:-(. In my opinion these types of errors indicate sloppy work, and

diminish the message.

BTW, being crippled with arthritis has caused a loss of fine motor

control which results in hitting the wrong keys way too frequently. Emails

take me a while to type and even with regular checks errors do slip by.

Perhaps my perception is wrong but your response

sounds...sarcastic...provocative....or....

In any case, my reaction to the article is to take it with a grain of

salt and a we'll see attitude.

Denise

 

 

> Note: (that is probably because you have never misspelled a word, and with

all that money for ghost writers, proofreaders, etc.,.. the allopathic

medical industry rarely does. huh? And they did spell medulloblastoma

correctly, that kinda impressed me, But other than their composition skills,

what do you have to say about the whole point of the article? Frank)

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> I find it difficult to accept information from people who write about

> John Hopkins when it is " Johns Hopkins " . What else is incorrect!

> Denise

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