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ABSOLUTE NONSENSE
Fri, 17 Oct 2008 06:38:00 GMTI would like to completely agree with you. life has become pointless, all one does is eat work and sleep, we are so used to routine that our brains have dismembered the majority of themselves. And i must admit young chan, you're on to something, and you're onto something good. you must continue your reign of devine truth and speak more wisdom. And if you could maybe show me these giant bonzai trees, for i have always wanted to tilt my head upwards and gaze at the large branch of a true japanese/chinese giant bonzai. i'm going to feed it basil and shallots, perhaps it could increase in size even further?. thankyou for your consideration
left by: AdamCB's Day
Fri, 10 Oct 2008 04:15:00 GMTRead 'Cancergiggles' for about the fifteenth time and rumbled with laughter. My very best wishes to you and yours Kim from someone who used to correspond with Cass and now uses his real name to blog.
left by: Martyn JonesLIFESTYLE
Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:17:00 GMTLets see, medical managers tell patients to "go home and lose weight?" shame on them. So that means to them? Your wonderful Queen Mum, had a hip replacement due to her own devices? too fat? FRIGGIN SHAME ON YOU MANAGERS. You know NOTHING ABOUT MEDICAL ISSUES. Getting your job doesnt make you smart...
left by: candy kaneA Very Big Thank You
Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:35:00 GMTMy dad died 3 years ago and I found Cass an inspiration as my dad had cancer. I sent an e-mail to Cass thanking him for his wonderful book which I had purchased called Cancergiggles. He actually replied to me personally of which i am forever grateful. He was an exeptional Man. I did not realise he had died as my father-in-law at the time was also in hospital very ill. He also died last year. May you find comfort in the words he left you. God Bless
left by: Sally ShorterLIVE with cancer
Sat, 31 May 2008 18:14:00 GMTI first met Cass in 1999 in France when he was the first person to speak to me in the local bar during a holiday. I met him a couple of times during the following 2 or 3 years when obviously all was not well. I only learned this week the last of may 2008 that he had lost his battle with the dreaded big C. Rest in peace Cass
left by: AndyCB's Day
Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:25:00 GMTDo not stand by my grave and weep ... I am not there; I do not sleep. When you awaken in the morning's hush, I am the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds circling in flight. Do not stand by my grave and cry ... I am not there. I did not die. -- Royster
left by: MeCB's Day
Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:47:00 GMTDo you have something new?
left by: AndreyLIVE with cancer
Sat, 19 Apr 2008 17:39:00 GMTTreat Cancer with Flavonoids: http://www.treat-cancer.nl/
left by: Treat CancerDEFCON 2
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:57:00 GMTthe Def con 2 is very bad its horrible and somone should do somethinbg about it.
left by: samoneSaturday 6th January 2007
Sun, 13 Apr 2008 01:25:00 GMTGads! I have been away for a while fighting my own illness. Come here to find the dear man has passed. Cass was an inspiration to everyone. I came regularily to read his blogs & always went away smiling. So sorry for your loss Kim & family (((HUGS))) It makes me smile to think that Cass is up there, making people laugh & keeping them on their toes. I have one more thing to say. For Cass's sake...... Keep on giggling! In Love & Light.
left by: AyleenCB's Day
Tue, 11 Mar 2008 12:42:00 GMTI want to desire you the best of the lucks, im very sorry, regards
left by: flatsCB's Day
Wed, 13 Feb 2008 07:16:00 GMTAdd new topics! Your Birthday was long time ago
left by: AndreyCB's Day
Tue, 12 Feb 2008 00:49:00 GMTHi Donna. Thanks for your comment. You have made my day and that of CB's. Only today when I was feeling down, did I find a card he had sent to me with very poignant words. It let me think he's still around. The fact he has given you encouragement and passion to write your book would both humble him and make him very very proud. I look forward to reading it too. I know your way may surprise some people but not me or Cass, we both believe each of us deal with life by our individual methods - for Cass it was the 'other me' but I also think passion for life and humour play an enormous part - I feel both radiate from your words. I know you and your husband will enjoy your cruise in March and look foward to hearing about it on your return. Bon voyage (any room for a rather large extra!) Love Kim & family xx
left by: Kim and FamilyCB's Day
Mon, 11 Feb 2008 07:36:00 GMTKim, My name is Donna from Florida, U.S. On whereever Cass is. Kim he is as he has always been, right at your side. I was diagnosed at age 41 with stage 4 colon cancer with mets to the liver in July 2005. All the "slashers and wizzards" wrote me off for dead almost immediately. I haved proved them wrong for about 2 and 1/2 years. I can tell my time is running out but I wanted to let you know how much your husband Cass has influenced me. I found his "Cancergiggles" book on Amazon and ordered it from the UK. As I read, I felt like he was such a kindred spirit. Although I do not pretend to be nearly as funny as him. I have always kept a blog to chronicle my journey and after reading his book decided to create my own book. I like Cass do not dwell on dying I concentrate on living. I quit chemo after a total of 16 months and 3 major abdominal surgeries to live life without being too sick to do it. It wasn't working anymore, the tumors were growing thru it and it was making me so sick I was wishing for death to escape it. I have never regretted my decision to stop treatment. I now have tumors in my liver and lungs and it was pretty obvious how it was going to end. I have been able to travel for the first time in my life. I visited family, went to Mexico and a Carribean cruise and in March my husband and I are going to the Cayman Islands. My book "Cancer, Chemo and Beyond" will be available thru Amazon in about 3 months. I would not have wrote in without reading Cass's book. His legacy lives on thru you, his book and his children. Love and Peace to you and your family.
left by: Donna RichnoLIVE with cancer
Fri, 08 Feb 2008 16:59:00 GMTYou are truly inspirational. My mum has been diagnosed with cancer which has spread and we are all still waiting on the "prognosis" before she starts treatment. Reading this has definiately made me smile, what a brave person you are, I'm not going to be depressed about it anymore, I will simply make what time we have left memorable. Bless you x
left by: Ruth
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