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From: "Trygve Bauge" <>
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Subject: Re: Reply to Cryonet survey; Cryonics in Norway
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 17:21:08 +0200

"Eivind Berge" <>  wrote



> I would want to be dug up and frozen if inadvertently buried.
> Any preservation is better than none.
>
> Setting up a cryonics facility in Norway sounds interesting. I
> have a grandfather in Norway who would like to be frozen,
> but probably won't join a foreign organization. He can afford
> it but is manic-depressive and frequently admitted to a mental
> hospital, so the rest of the family does not take him seriously.
> If a facility is in place before it is too late, he and others might
> actually have a chance to get frozen. However, storage is one
> thing, but how can you compete with the technological level
> of the suspensions done at Alcor and elsewhere?

One thing at a time here:
The first objective is to create a storage facility for people that have
been frozen elsewhere and that has already been frozen with whatever
sophistication or lack of such that is available elsewhere.

For pre mortem sign ups, one can - money permitting- always arrange to fly
in the best possible team to wherever the death occured.

Once we have a facility in place here, we could of course start recruiting
volunteers and subcontractors and start training so to be able to provide
still better freezing here too.
An undertaker trained in embalming we can already hire and train to do
simple cryonic suspensions. Hope eventually to find a local medical team
that will do local suspensions.

Sincerely,

Trygve Bauge

>
> Eivind Berge

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