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Saturday, December 19, 2009

My TED speech


Hello all,

TED is still fixing a couple of typos and such and then they will officially launch my speech
about the D Word, The Stone...Dystonia!

Many of you probably already know this, but we are required to stay within a very stringent
pre-set timeline.

I hope you like.

TED viewership is insane...many, many avid TED followers all over the world.
Onward with awareness.

http://www.tedxsmu.org/2009/12/16/rogers-hartmann/

Rogers
xo

(Picture above is of me and my brother, Greg --
both happily dealing with Spasmodic Torticollis)
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3 comments:

  1. LOVE the picture! Waiting on that speach...can you imagine how many people you're reaching? The awareness created! So exciting for us Stonians. I would love to just follow you around for one day to see how you do it all.

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  2. AWESOME job Rogers!

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  3. Rogers, No wonder you have been a favorite pick at Ted. And someone wrote that you got one of 2 standing ovations for the whole program. I can see why and am so happy to have you speaking about what so many of us live with. I have been miserable and hearing your speech made me feel hope that I have not had in many years.

    I looked into Ted more. What a great program they run. I am happy they found you. I hope they have you speak again.

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