Heal Emru

I was interviewed on the DryerBuzz podcast and discussed How Being African American Can Save A Life.

Leave comments about the show online.

The hostess read my brief messages broadcast on Twitter.
Here's how you can find me, her, DryerBuzz, and Heal Emru there.

Labels: #blck, Atlanta, Emru, Internet, minority donors, United States, US

2 Comments:

Abby said...: Hi Tamu,

I am one of Erica Murray's friends, and I just saw your comment on her blog. Thank you so much for thinking of her family and friends in the middle of your sadness. I am so sorry that Emru also lost his battle. I visited his blog from time to time and had seen news of his relapse.

You are very strong for continuing to educate people about the need for African American donors. I hope that you're holding up ok.

Abby; December 6, 2008 at 10:33 PM
Anonymous said...: Tamu,

I listened to the interview a few days ago. You were fabulous! I am moved at how much effort you are continuing to put into educating the public, even after Emru has so recently passed.

The two of you were a remarkable team and it is plain to see that you have made a huge difference in the world.

I hope you will accept the small token of the Butterfly Award, which I offer to both you & Emru for all the work you have put into teaching the world about bone marrow & stem cell donation.

Thank you both for sharing your journey with the rest of us,
Ruby; December 10, 2008 at 2:02 PM



December 2, 2008 Interview: How Being An African American Can Save A Life I was interviewed on the DryerBuzz podcast and discussed How Being African American Can Save A Life. Leave comments about the show online. The hostess read my brief messages broadcast on Twitter. Here's how you can find me, her, DryerBuzz, and Heal Emru there. Labels: #blck, Atlanta, Emru, Internet, minority donors, United States, US posted by Tamu at 12/02/2008 10:57:00 PM 2 Comments: Abby said... Hi Tamu, I am one of Erica Murray's friends, and I just saw your comment on her blog. Thank you so much for thinking of her family and friends in the middle of your sadness. I am so sorry that Emru also lost his battle. I visited his blog from time to time and had seen news of his relapse. You are very strong for continuing to educate people about the need for African American donors. I hope that you're holding up ok. Abby December 6, 2008 at 10:33 PM Anonymous said... Tamu, I listened to the interview a few days ago. You were fabulous! I am moved at how much effort you are continuing to put into educating the public, even after Emru has so recently passed. The two of you were a remarkable team and it is plain to see that you have made a huge difference in the world. I hope you will accept the small token of the Butterfly Award, which I offer to both you & Emru for all the work you have put into teaching the world about bone marrow & stem cell donation. Thank you both for sharing your journey with the rest of us, Ruby December 10, 2008 at 2:02 PM Post a Comment Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom] << Updates Home Message Archives

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