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                                                                  H.R. No. 179


R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death among women, claiming the lives of more than half a million women each year, more than the next seven causes of death combined and nearly twice as many as all forms of cancer; moreover, 63 percent of women who died suddenly of heart disease had no previous symptoms of the condition; and WHEREAS, One in five females in the United States has some form of cardiovascular disease, and the cost of treating heart attacks, strokes, and other related illnesses in the United States has reached $352 billion; and WHEREAS, In conjunction with the American Heart Association's designation of February as American Heart Month, the organization's National Wear Red for Women Day campaign encourages women to pay attention to their hearts and increase their awareness of the risk factors for coronary disease in order to help them live longer, stronger lives; by educating and empowering women to reduce their risks, it is estimated that thousands of lives can be saved each year; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 79th Texas Legislature hereby recognize February 4, 2005, as Wear Red for Women Day and encourage all citizens to wear red in honor of family, friends, and neighbors who have fought heart disease and in support of this laudable effort. Dukes Hamric Craddick Geren Menendez Allen of Harris Giddings Merritt Allen of Dallas Gonzales Miller Alonzo Gonzalez Toureilles Moreno of Harris Anchia Goodman Moreno of El Paso Anderson Goolsby Morrison Bailey Griggs Mowery Baxter Grusendorf Naishtat Berman Guillen Nixon Blake Haggerty Noriega Bohac Hamilton Oliveira Bonnen Hamric Olivo Branch Hardcastle Orr Brown of Kaufman Harper-Brown Otto Brown of Brazos Hartnett Paxton Burnam Hegar Pena Callegari Herrero Phillips Campbell Hilderbran Pickett Casteel Hill Pitts Castro Hochberg Puente Chavez Hodge Quintanilla Chisum Homer Raymond Coleman Hope Reyna Cook of Navarro Hopson Riddle Cook of Colorado Howard Ritter Corte Hughes Rodriguez Crabb Hunter Rose Crownover Hupp Seaman Davis of Harris Isett Smith of Tarrant Davis of Dallas Jackson Smith of Harris Dawson Jones of Lubbock Smithee Delisi Jones of Dallas Solis Denny Keel Solomons Deshotel Keffer of Dallas Strama Driver Keffer of Eastland Swinford Dukes King of Parker Talton Dunnam King of Zavala Taylor Dutton Kolkhorst Thompson Edwards Krusee Truitt Eiland Kuempel Turner Eissler Laney Uresti Elkins Laubenberg Van Arsdale Escobar Leibowitz Veasey Farabee Luna Villarreal Farrar Madden Vo Flores Martinez West Flynn Martinez Fischer Wong Frost McCall Woolley Gallego McClendon Zedler Gattis McReynolds ______________________________ Speaker of the House I certify that H.R. No. 179 was adopted by the House on February 3, 2005, by a non-record vote. ______________________________ Chief Clerk of the House