X-Message-Number: 18999
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 08:52:46 -0400
From: "Raphael T. Haftka" <>
Subject: less than optimal suspensions

Precautions to take.

I have been away on travel, and when I came back I found interesting emails 
by Darwin and others on the risks of having less than optimal suspension 
because of the circumstances of death. The list given by Darwin is rather 
grim, and I was hoping to hear from Ettinger and CI on the same subject. If 
I missed the relevant post, please let me know. My two basic questions are:

1. Can CI provide some statistics on the percentage of suspensions done 
under near optimal conditions and the main reasons for non-optimal ones.
2. I assume that some of us have given some thought and have taken action 
to reduce the chance of problem when we are suspended. Possibly cryonicists 
with short life expectancy due to age or illness. I would appreciate if 
anybody is willing to share information on the precautions they are taking.

Rafi Haftka

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