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2010 Detroit Conference Information

July 15 - July 18  2010 

Twinless Twins and their supporters (spouses, significant others, family, and friends) are welcome.
Join fellow twinless twins and their supporters in attending groups and activities that promote camaraderie and healing.

Conference registration fee is $245.  Register using the online form,  the form in The Twinless Times, downloading a form to mail in, or by notifying TTSGI to mail you one.

Hotel: Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest
Address: 1275 South Huron St. Ypsilanti, MI   48197

YOU MUST MAKE YOUR OWN RESERVATION FOR LODGING.  Please call the Hotel directly to obtain the reserved room rate of $96 per night.  Identify yourself as a member of Twinless Twins Support Group (TTSGI) to obtain this rate.  Phone:  (800) 606-7044 (mention booking code WNTWNA). The cut-off date for the discounted room rate is 6/23/10. On-site golf is available at the hotel, which is located near area attractions.

Transportation: There is no Marriott shuttle to this hotel as it is not on airport property. Two options are available for transportation from Detroit airport to the Marriott Eagle Crest Hotel besides renting a car: 

1.  METRO CARS - Arrange to be picked up by them at 800-456-1701 or online at: www.metrocars.com
Estimated cost $50-$60 each way and takes about 20 minutes. 

2. ANN ARBOUR SHUTTLE at http://annarborsupershuttle.com/ or 734-507-9220 (ask for Eddie). The cost for 1-5 people will be $60-80 roundtrip. You must make a reservation with Eddie to get this price and tell him you are with the Twinless Twins conference so that he knows how many to pick up at various times to get the discount. This could be helpful for twins who are arriving at the same time.

Hotel website (do not book online for the group rate): http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/dtwys-ann-arbor-marriott-ypsilanti-at-eagle-crest/

Dr. Raymond Brandt, the founder of TTSGI, believed that "once a twin, always a twin."  His "healing by helping" philosophy has kept many returning to the conferences.

 


    
 
 
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