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From: Paul Connolly [mailto:paul.connolly@...]
Sent: 19 August 2004 14:04
To: alcor-uk@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [alcor-uk]

Hi there

I’m interesting in finding out more. I thought cryogenics was an American thing.

Love to speak to someone about it

Paul

Hi,

      It is good to see that you are enquiring about Cryonics. I am a member and have been interested in Cryonics for over 10 years. I feel so confident that it will work that, for me at least, I am more able to cope with the everyday stresses, and I have an indefinite look to the future and what it holds.

Cryonics is relatively cheap. All you have to do is get a decent life insurance and make sure that Alcor life Extension foundation is the beneficiary. The difficult part is making sure you are not shot in the head or run over by a steamroller! Sudden death is not good for your brain cells. Something with warning and near a hospital would improve your chances.

Remember that with Burial you are definitely dead, so to with cremation. With Cryonics there is at least a chance. If it does not work you will be none the wiser. If it does it will be the best surprise ever. No matter how long it takes it is of little consequence to you. You will shut your eyes at the ‘end’ of this life And even if it takes decades to you it will as if you have only been to sleep for a short while.

In the UK we are trying to build up enough members to become more efficient and stronger.

In the USA the members are more numerous and organised and they have a fair amount of finance.

Go to http://www.alcor.org and ask further questions. If you have any specific questions concerning Alcor UK or about the signing-up papers or insurance I will see if I can answer them. If you wish to meet in person a member or find out more please do contact me.

I am I Lincolnshire.

Best Wishes

Gerald