We reached 255 votes last night on Face Book so we have qualified to be one of the projects nationwide to be considered for a Chase small business grant of $250,000.
While it is definitely a long shot that we will get the actual grant it will be interesting to see how the project is viewed in the larger world of "social advocacy" outside of traditional business circles.
Thanks to all that supported this effort.
(This is the bumper sticker we posted on Face Book thanking all those who voted for us.)
On a far more serious note Lori receives her first treatment of the experimental chemotherapy, combined with the PARP 1 drug "Iniparib", regimen today at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, DC.
We are all praying that she has no adverse reactions and that her body responds very positively to this treatment.
Finally, we are very close to having all the ponds at the production facility really for re-stocking at full commercial levels. That should be completed over the next few weeks.
Today, is truly a significant day.
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