Reeves soundbite for Kerry: He joined the majority of Americans in believing that the promise of embryonic stem-cell research is the key to unlock lifesaving treatments and cures.) National Public Radio went vague in at least two reports.On All Things Considered on the night of March 7, anchor Melissa Block said She was known for her work as an advocate of research into paralysis. On Day by Day, she was a fierce advocate for those suffering from spinal-cord injuries. The Washington Post obit was headlined Widow Advocated for Paralysis Research, and it began: Dana Reeve, 44, a singer and actress who married Superman actor Christopher Reeve and raised millions for medical research after her husband was almost completely paralyzed in a horse-riding accident. The New York Times hailed a Devoted Caretaker and Advocate, and began: Dana Reeve, who devoted herself to the care of her paralyzed husband, the actor Christopher Reeve, and became a forceful advocate for research into spinal cord injuries, died on Monday at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan. Many Americans probably saw the AP dispatch, which began: Dana Reeve, the singer-actress who married the strapping star of the Superman movies and then devoted herself to his care and his cause after he was paralyzed No one should claim that this woman lacked a compassionate heart for her husbands plight and disabled people as a whole

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