A while back, we asked Facebook friends of Reggie Bibbs to submit any questions that they may have about neurofibromatosis. We then asked our favorite NF doctor, John M. Slopis, of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center to share some of the answers he had to your questions. The attached video is what he had to say.
“Race the Lake for NF Research 10K”Please join us for the 10th annual Race the Lake for Research 10K to fight neurofibromatosis! The race begins and ends at our family marina: Kitto’s marina in beautiful Pillar Point (just outside of Dexter, NY).
The 10K is a nice loop that finishes along the lake. Afterward, relax and enjoy the marina festivities: a pancake breakfast (made to order!), swimming, and relishing in the fact that you made a difference + had a great time-all before NOON!!!!
For more information you can e-mail me @:nfracer@twcny.rr.com
info: 315-639-6043, Diantha Kitto Velasquez.
jptex: I said you are a pathologist….
Guest34: A pathologist of the speech kind haha
I wouldn’t work with dead people because its kind of hard to teach/evaluate their speech.
adgiant: Yea, they tend to mumble
jptex: You will love to come here and here us Texans talk
Guest34: Well I’m just here under guest
Is that so?
adgiant: Evere see 6th sense?
Guest34: Nah
adgiant: the kid saw dead people. I hear dead people. (more…)
Reggie is currently on vacation in Los Angeles visiting with his new friend, Scott Dickson and his family. While in LA, Reggie had the opportunity of visiting with old friend, Greg Gorman. Greg is an internationally known photographer known for his stark, vivid images of the famous and not-so-famous.
Greg has been an important part of Reggie’s life since being introduced to Reggie by Houston socialite, Carolyn Farb.
Reggie has been featured in Greg’s books and showings.
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