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Thanks so much Edward for solving the mystery of Maxim's qualifications. How was I supposed to know she put it on a blog? I certainly did not see her answer my question in her response here. Anyway now we know she was a perfusionist, many years ago, at one clinic in Louisiana. So much for her VAST experience.

Of course this still doesn't mean she has any knowledge about cryonics. If she was really interested she would do some training, as I believe the cryonics organizations offer this. HAs she ever taken a training course? HAs she ever studied emergency medicine? If not, I think this makes her less knowledgable than a golf pro, doesn't it?

As for qualifications, I would have thought experience and training are more important. FD and Maxim are the ones obsessed with qualifications. But they apply different standards to themselves. That's my point. And then they act as if they are experts even though theyhave never done any work in cryonics cases. As I point out to you once again, this makes a really bad impression. It makes this list look like a playpen for children who act out because no one pays enough attention to them.

I did not mention Platt or anyone else much this time around because Maxim and FD seem to be the loud voices currently who try to dominate this forum. I did not like the way they responded to my earlier posts. If you want to show me some embarrassing Platt posts, or embarrassing posts of your own, I will take a look.

It's amusing that this seems to be such a small field, you and others have to assume I must be someone you already know. I'm not.