There is not day that goes by that I do not think of home. Tonight
My friend Chalm gave this to me. She is so talented and such a good friend. We are connected by things that happen in life. Thank you my friend....you took Pictures I sent and the song I have loved and made ppl take notice....
May everyone there whos gone rest in peace
I hope with all my heart PPL wake up and see whats happening
this is just one spot in the world......Please watch......they will not be forgotten..........................

[chalmette70043]

(((((((Muffy)))))))) may you and your family and friends find the peace you've been looking for.

love ya
chal

[nowheretorun]

((((muffy)))) its so sad that this continues today and whie they know the harm its done and is doing... they have to care about people, this isnt right and when people get to know whats happening they will have to stop.... thanks for not forgetting cause this is bad for everyone.. the water is going bad and the air we breathe is no good for us.... they have to stop doing this to us all cause it isnt right...

[nowheretorun]

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i miss home....

[curley]

Where in the hell have i been not to know this! I feel freally dumb. Where is Erin Brockovitch when you need her! This is outrageous. I will find out what is up now! I am so sorry you are living through this hell. I hope you get help or have help! Thank you for letting me the ignorant know!

((curley)))) we had Lois Gibs A good lady....This took place in the 70s. The second school I went to still sits next to one of the biggest toxic dumps around. " that haunts me as much" This was only part of what I saw.

here is a link explaining love canal......
http://www.epa.gov/history/topics/lovecanal/01.htm

history
http://biology.kenyon.edu/slonc/bio3...lovecanal.html

[KathyM]

((Muffy))

I remember Love Canal. I'm sorry to hear your home and relatives were effected by this toxic disaster. Your tribute is very touching.

I have some friends who live on Indian reservations. It's standard practice for us to dump our toxic waste and mine for uranium on their land, all of which ends up in their drinking water. I can't imagine having to drink uranium-laced water as my only option. It's no wonder their cancer rates have skyrocketed, and no one seems to care.

Here's a Youtube tribute similar to yours, but the emotion that is way past sad - it's very angry. However, I can understand the anger and desperation in the young people today. It's very difficult to watch your people suffer so.

(((kathyM))))))
I am sorry your friends have suffered too. Your vid was very good.
I went to school 2 places each one having a huge issue.
In between was a indain reservation. The cancer rate is huge.

When they built our new school. They for about 2 years put some kids "4 grade" in a overflow they called it. It was located on this link.
I was in 4th grade at the time...............the water tasted like you would not believe....very sad in deed.......
The bigger school is now located on the out skirts of this site.
I do not think it shows on the maps......which imho is wrong.....
All this is very close to my heart..........All the ppl were very close to my heart. It changed me.............hope its ok to leave the link.... just imagine for 2 years there was the overflow kids on that site..........
the sheep

http://www.loowrab.org/history.htm