The complete agenda of presentations made at The Transverse Myelitis Association's First International Symposium is now available as a five-tape Video Set. The Association has priced the Video Set to recover the cost of copying the tapes, as well as the materials and shipping costs. We are not able to sell tapes of certain portions of the Symposium or particular presentations. The cost of producing various versions was prohibitive; therefore only the entire five-tape set is available for purchase. If you are ordering the tapes in the United States, the cost of the Video Set and shipping is $40.00. The Video Set will be sent to you via the United States Postal Service, Priority Mail. If you are ordering the tapes from anywhere outside of the United States, the cost of the Video Set and shipping is $50.00. The Video Set will be shipped via the United States Postal Service, Small Packet Surface Rate.

To order the Video Set of the Symposium, you must send us your complete postal address and a check or cashier's check made out to "The Transverse Myelitis Association." We cannot send any orders until we have received your full payment for the tapes. For all of the international orders, we are requesting that you use a cashier's check for the amount of 50.00 U.S dollars. All of the VHS tapes will be shipped in NTSC format. We are sorry for the inconvenience that this may cause some of you who live in countries where different formats are used. We are asking that you perform your own conversions of the tapes. The complications associated with our trying to do this and the costs associated with the process were prohibitive.

Your order, complete postal address and check or cashier's check should be sent to:

The Transverse Myelitis Association
P.O. Box 64086
Tacoma WA 98464-0086

Please allow six to eight weeks for delivery in the United States, and longer for international delivery.

We would like to offer special thanks to Perry Peltier who donated a tremendous amount of time to this project. Perry taped the entire symposium and devoted long hours to the process of editing the tapes. The project and the availability of these tapes would not have been possible without his very generous offer of time and creative energy.

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