December 11, 2008
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12/17/2008 :: 12:28:55 PM
Kathryn Price, M.D. Says:

I would also like to help Shams. Perhaps we can coordinate an effort. I also received contact information. oscarsmom@comcast.net

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12/17/2008 :: 10:58:36 AM
John Zicari Says:

I was equally affected by Sham’s story. I was provided the father’s contact info in Baghdad by the shows producers. I am in the process of forwarding that info and her story to UNICEF Iraq to see what the best way to help this poor child could be. I am a person of modest means but her story has affected me so much that I feel obligated to do all I can. If anyone would like to offer me advice or just brainstorm about how we can help this little girl feel free to email me at johnzicari@gmail.com.

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12/12/2008 :: 06:06:09 PM
Mohan Sagar Says:

I would agree; it is far too painful to know that nothing can be done for this little girl. I should think that your newsgroup can serve as a conduit for funds that will allow little Shams and her relative to take her to Europe that will restore her sight.

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12/12/2008 :: 05:26:51 PM
Joan Rae Says:

Is there information regarding donations for the little girl that was injuried by the bomb in Iraq featured on your show of December 11th?

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