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God is a Woman: Dating Disasters NAMI-GC Benefits from Book Sale
Comedian-turned-author Ian Coburn is pledging $2 of every book sale of his debut book to NAMI of Greater Chicago. The debut book, released end of October '06, is entitled "God is a Woman: Dating Disasters," and is being very well-received (5-star ranking on Amazon!). The book is hailed as "the freshest, wittiest read in a long time" by the industry, while famous comedians like Rocky LaPorte comment "Loved it!"

Please note that the pledge applies only if the book is purchased through Ian's web site, www.godisawoman.net . Click
here for further details.
 
Medicare Drug Benefit 2007 Getting Ready for the Medicare Drug Benefit in 2007
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced new prescription drug plan offerings for 2007, initiating an open season process that will continue until the new plan year begins on January 1. For 2007, there will be 50 to 60 drug plan choices in most states, on average 10 to 15 more than were available in 2006

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here for information.
 
Pathways in Living Research Study Funded
A three-year study will be funded by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) to help demonstrate just how effective our Pathways in Living course is in improving consumers’ community integration. Click here for information.
 
Link for Campaign to Transform Mental Health System Groups Join in Campaign to Transform Mental Health System
Last summer leading mental health advocacy groups joined to form the Campaign for Mental Health Reform. Its purpose is to call on policymakers to act on the recommendations of the President's Commission on Mental Health. Click here for details.