Some Good News
The Culture Ghost has been undergoing cancer treatment for a while, and today he got the news that his latest scans are clear.
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In the last few weeks I hve heard of the deaths of three bloggers. THis is really heartening news
.-= ´s last blog ..Justice for Iranian Workers Protest on 26 June =-.
When the people dying are younger than you, it is a very uncomfortable feeling.
I really needed some good news.
VERY good news!
.-= ´s last blog ..‘Green Dining’ Best Practices for Chefs and Corporations Cut Environmental Impacts =-.
Woo-hoo!
We really needed to win one, and it looks like CG has.
Thank you very much for the posting. These postings make me feel stronger and empowered for some reason; so thank you, you are really helping me.
No, it is my full intention to beat this monster and having a network of fans and supporters makes a huge difference. I’ve been unbelievably fortunate, too, with the quality of health care I have received. Has made me an even stronger advocate of single payer, national healthcare for all. Everyone should have access to the same quality of care and support.
CG, I can’t speak for others, but I personally really needed some good news. I have been following your progress, even if I haven’t been commenting.
My Dad died of lung cancer, so I know the drill, and the problems from the outside.
Early detection is the key, and to have it, you have to have health care. They don’t do the screening in an emergency room visit.
I have seen too much death in my life, so I appreciate winning one occasionally, if only as an outsider.