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chasingtides) wrote2008-06-25 11:14 am
chasingtides) wrote2008-06-25 11:14 am
Dystonia and Alice Cooper
Normally this would be put under the health filter, but I got this on my dystonia e-mail list and had to repost it here:
The musician ” Rocker ” Alice Cooper has donated his time and voice to three Public Service Announcements (PSAs ) for dystonia and tremor. You can listen to them right here as they are being heard on Adult Rock Radio Stations across the U.S. Keep checking back as you might find a Hip Hop Star doing a voiceover for dystonia and tremor in the future. We are in deep gratitude to Buckley Broadcasting KSEQ/ KIOO.
Here, but the MP3's appear to be unavailable. :(
I am so amused that the first famous voice (that I know of anyway) to speak about dystonia is Alice Cooper. (As far as I know he doesn't have it, though apparently some sort of famous people in the entertainment industry do? My sources in such places tell me this.) I am happy that, at least theoretically, people might hear about dystonia and people won't look at me like I'm crazy when I mention it (although that cop in Boston last summer knew about it, which was... helpful to say the least).
The musician ” Rocker ” Alice Cooper has donated his time and voice to three Public Service Announcements (PSAs ) for dystonia and tremor. You can listen to them right here as they are being heard on Adult Rock Radio Stations across the U.S. Keep checking back as you might find a Hip Hop Star doing a voiceover for dystonia and tremor in the future. We are in deep gratitude to Buckley Broadcasting KSEQ/ KIOO.
Here, but the MP3's appear to be unavailable. :(
I am so amused that the first famous voice (that I know of anyway) to speak about dystonia is Alice Cooper. (As far as I know he doesn't have it, though apparently some sort of famous people in the entertainment industry do? My sources in such places tell me this.) I am happy that, at least theoretically, people might hear about dystonia and people won't look at me like I'm crazy when I mention it (although that cop in Boston last summer knew about it, which was... helpful to say the least).