Sernova Corp T.SVA

To Sonny & the longs

[88STR8T]

Hello,

I am dropping by to say I miss Sonny as well. I also miss all of the longs that were here during that period when Sonny was here. The past year on this board has been a real disappointment as far as sharing positve information about how a small Canadian company can be a significant player in the growth in Regenerative Medicine.

It amazes me how some think this happens overnight, that there are not very significant hurdles in the introduction of new medicines and treatments. This year marks 100 years of insulin treatment.... invented in Canada.... I know a few Diabetics... and am one as well.... I am not sure if anyone knows the financial, physical, and mental costs.... or the costs to the people around us because of it. I wish nothing but the best for Sernova and it's shareholders, BUT, even more for the treatment this can provide through Quality of Life for all who are in need.

God Bless.

[Metalsguy1]

It amazes you how some people think this happens overnight???? 88 4 years is not overnight. While it can take anywhere from 6 to 12 years to get a new drug through final approval. In the USA, the FDA approvL timeline is extremely short by comparison -at most 3 to 4 years for a simple medical device like the cell pouch. If you knew Sonny then you know he would have been right here all year