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Causes

The Dark Side Of The Wall supports the following causes, grouped together in ribbon campaigns. Please take the ribbons and post them on your website to promote awareness (thanks in advance if you decide to do this!)


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Support Our Truckers

Click here for a page about Trucker's Rights. Remember the truck drivers and their families, because without them and the sacrifices they make we wouldn't have the food, clothes, or everyday convieniences we take for granted everyday.

Read a touching story about truckers and the families they love. A Trucker's Last Letter


Heart Disease Awareness

Every 33 seconds in the United States, someone dies from cardiovascular disease, accounting for almost half of ALL deaths in the U.S. every year. It is hands down the top killer in the country today. Prevention is, of course, the best weapon we have, but for the victims and their families, it's an uphill battle for the rest of their lives. One of the most serious forms of cardiovascular disease, a heart attack, has brought my father and our family more issues and lifestyle changes than we ever dreamed possible. Awareness and support is the key. Remember those who are battling heart disease. Information provided by Intelihealth.com.

NEW: U.S. News and World Report magazine, week of 3/13/00, featured an informative and exciting article about new treatments for heart disease. Click here for the article.

Click here for my support page for families and friends of heart attack victims.


Heart Disease Awareness

Scoliosis is a condition in which the spine grows in a curve. It is a fairly common disorder occuring more often in women than in men. Bracing and surgery are the two most widely accepted forms of treatment. Idiopathic scoliosis, in which there is no known cause, account for about 80% of all cases. Many physicians believe most idiopathic scoliosis is hereditary, caused by an unknown gene. If the gene is isolated, we may be one step closer to a more effective and less painful treatment. Please support research to isolate the gene that causes idiopathic scoliosis. Information provided by WebMD.

Go to the Scoliosis Support Page