| In various speeches and interviews, Dr. Darling gave
video and
PowerPoint presentations
(allow time to download) and educated audiences regarding The
FAIR Foundation policies, the organ-donor crisis in this country (each person has the potential to save eight lives by being an organ donor),
and on his book, Coma Life, which has
brought such hope to patients throughout the country. The profits of
Coma Life are entirely dedicated to the promotion of organ donation
and hepatitis C research. To the Vietnam Veterans of
America (VVA): Annual Conference of California Chapters
Dr. Darling (center), is greeted at the airport by (left to right):
Jerry Yamamoto, President, Alternate VVA Region 9 Director,
National Minority Affairs Committee, South Bay Chapter 53; Dick Southern,
CSC 2nd VP, Chapter 391, Tuolumne, CA; Gary Colletti, CSC Southern
District Director, Orange County Chapter 785;
Bart Frates, CSC Public Affairs Chair, Fresno
Chapter 933.
 
VVA Presentation Preparation
Veteran journalist Cliff
Kincaid of "Accuracy in Media"
interviews Dr. Darling on the national radio
program "We the People." Click below on (((Listen Live))) to hear to this very informative conversation.
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Cliff Kincaid, editor of the Accuracy in Media (AIM) Report, veteran
journalist and media critic. Cliff has appeared on the Fox News programs
Hannity & Colmes and The O'Reilly Factor and was a guest co-host on CNN's
Crossfire (filling in for Pat Buchanan) in the past.
To students in the Ethics Class taught by Pastor Leigh
Aveling at Loma Linda University. Our thanks to
the instructor, Chaplain D. Leigh Aveling,
D.Min., MFT, LLUMC/LLUBMC
The "Mark Johnson Show" on WDEV Radio in Waterbury, VT
was recently named the best radio show in Vermont. Mark's in-depth and
well researched interview with
Dr. Darling was broadcast to Vermonters and residents in New Hampshire as
you hear it by clicking below on (((Listen Live))).
WDEV's Mark Johnson
Two Presentations by Dr. Darling to 175 students at Palm Springs High
School, Palm Springs, CA
Our thanks to Health teachers, Jessica Amenabar and Julie Austin.
Dr. Darling traveled across country and met with many
FAIR Foundation members:
Member of the FAIR Board of Directors, Leonard Morse, MD, and his wife,
Maxine. Dr. Morse is Commissioner of Public
Health, Worcester, Massachusetts; Professor of Clinical Medicine and
Family Medicine and Community Health, University of Massachusetts Medical
School; Chair Emeritus, American Medical Association’s Council on Ethical
and Judicial Affairs; Past-President
of the Massachusetts Medical Society
Dr. Darling (L) with FAIR Foundation Board member, Philip Rugo. Mr. Rugo
is the Director of Harrison
House Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Center in
Northampton, Massachusetts, and the
Patient Advocate for Alcoholic Liver Disease (ALD) at FAIR.
Hepatitis C patients are fortunate to have such a wonderful advocate as
FAIR Foundation member Peter Fisher, here with Dr. Darling in
Fitchburg, MA. Peter is Co-Chair of the Franklin County Hepatitis C
Project and on the Board of Directors of the National Association of
Hepatitis Task Forces.
Dr. Darling gave presentations to the
citizens of Barre, Vermont at the
venerable Aldrich Public Library where he studied as a child.
Dedicated on September 22, 1908, the library was built with money from the
estate of Leonard Frost Aldrich. Granite from
the renowned Barre granite industry was used extensively in its
construction, including in the entrance with its two huge polished
columns, steps, and delicately-carved frieze depicting "The Passing of the
Torch of Learning."
After his speech to the citizens of Barre, Dr. Darling met
with FAIR Foundation members who had received liver transplants and called
Coma Life
their Bible as they waited for a life-saving organ donation. These members
traveled from North Carolina, Canada, VT, NY and Vermont and other close
friends also attended.
The
Recipients of new livers: L-R: Dr. Darling
Our wonderful caregivers L-R:
Del Thompson,
Nancy Hartley (PSC), Lorraine
Vic Dale, Bill Hartley, Pam
Alphonse, and
Joan Dale, the
Co-Founder of Thompson and Roger Alphonse
the
PBCers Support
group and Digest
 
FAIR Foundation Members and close friends gather in
Vermont to Celebrate Life
L-R: Roger & Lorraine Alphonse, Harriet Davis, Rome Aja, Pam Thompson
Dr. Darling, Del Thompson, Author Kate Genovese, R.N., Nancy & Bill Hartley,
Joan and Vic Dale
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