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Farrah Fawcett, dead at age 62.

post #1 of 10
6/25/09 at 10:02am
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What a shame.

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post #2 of 10
6/25/09 at 10:14am
My condolences blah blah blah


After watching her stupid special and seeing how she treated her cancer I think she did a great disservice to cancer patients everywhere. Or at least the ones that are dumb enough to listen to her and do what she did. That FDA shouldn't allow that stuff on TV.
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post #3 of 10
6/25/09 at 10:17am
RIP Farrah

I was praying for a miracle that didn't come.
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post #4 of 10
6/27/09 at 10:56am
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My condolences blah blah blah


After watching her stupid special and seeing how she treated her cancer I think she did a great disservice to cancer patients everywhere. Or at least the ones that are dumb enough to listen to her and do what she did. That FDA shouldn't allow that stuff on TV.

Another sensitive, insightful observation.

My girlfriend's family has been riddled with cancer ( most have died from it sister, mother, father ). So she knows it well. And I'd think she'd know better than myself ( almost no cancer in my family it's all cardiovascular stuff ). She found the special heartfelt as when faced with death you'd try anything wouldn't you? Sure if she had gotten a check up and caught it early the cure rate is high. But no one's perfect.

Most people especially guys avoid the doctor. When's the last time you went Floojack?

The other thing I think is sad is that her passing is over shadowed so much by Jackson's death. In some parallel universe it's her picture on the cover of all those newspapers.

RIP Farrah the world will miss you.
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post #5 of 10
6/27/09 at 6:32pm
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Another sensitive, insiteful observation.

My girlfriend's family has been riddled with cancer ( most have died from it sister, mother, father ). So she knows it well. And I'd think she'd know better than myself ( almost no cancer in my family it's all cardiovascular stuff ). She found the special heartfelt as when faced with death you'd try anything wouldn't you? Sure if she had gotten a check up and caught it early the cure rate is high. But no one's perfect.

Most people especially guys avoid the doctor. When's the last time you went Floojack?

The other thing I think is sad is that her passing is over shadowed so much by Jackson's death. In some parallel universe it's her picture on the cover of all those newspapers.

RIP Farrah the world will miss you.

Oh look I posted something so my shadow has to come and make a reply.
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post #6 of 10
6/28/09 at 7:44am
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Oh look I posted something so my shadow has to come and make a reply.

Good thing to because now you're out in the sunlight and everyone can see what you're really all about.
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post #7 of 10
6/28/09 at 3:01pm
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Another sensitive, insightful observation.

My girlfriend's family has been riddled with cancer ( most have died from it sister, mother, father ). So she knows it well. And I'd think she'd know better than myself ( almost no cancer in my family it's all cardiovascular stuff ). She found the special heartfelt as when faced with death you'd try anything wouldn't you? Sure if she had gotten a check up and caught it early the cure rate is high. But no one's perfect.

Most people especially guys avoid the doctor. When's the last time you went Floojack?

The other thing I think is sad is that her passing is over shadowed so much by Jackson's death. In some parallel universe it's her picture on the cover of all those newspapers.

RIP Farrah the world will miss you.

wow
Great post ;
I too ignored my health for so long /It almost killed me with throat/neck cancer.

Goodbye Farrah , we hardly knew ya .

RIP

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post #8 of 10
6/28/09 at 6:24pm
If only she has listened to the experts and had the recommended treatments from the start! How many people has she killed by following her poor example!
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post #9 of 10
6/28/09 at 7:13pm
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If only she has listened to the experts and had the recommended treatments from the start! How many people has she killed by following her poor example!

Or know what not to do.
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post #10 of 10
6/28/09 at 7:17pm
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wow
Great post ;
I too ignored my health for so long /It almost killed me with throat/neck cancer.

Goodbye Farrah , we hardly knew ya .

RIP

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Same here. My problem is blood pressure. Guys don't seem to like to admit they're mortal. So they don't go. I had to find out what to do when my BP reached 218 over 145!

Now I have to take many pills to control it. But it's controlled thank god.
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