Now, I know from previous times that I have been around Steve Meyer,
the level of conviction that he has and, of course, the depth of his
heart. So I said: ``I think I know what you need from me.''
And he said: ``Yes, their parents need to go along, too; and we want
to send along a doctor and a nurse. I have only got just a little bit
of time, and I am going to have to leave Tanzania, but we need to get
them out of here while they are still alive.''
So my job was to accelerate the visas, acquisition of visas for the
three patients, the kid patients, for each one of their mothers, and
for the doctor and for the nurse that needed to accompany them back to
the United States, and to promote and accelerate the issuance of
passports, which nobody had that needed to travel here either, and that
would be a function of the Tanzanian Government and a function of
something that we might be able to encourage. So that was the easy part. It doesn't sound easy, Mr.