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I watched his whole interview with Barbara Walters and I sat there and bawled the entire time. It doesn't help that my dad died of pancreatic cancer and only lived less than 2 months after his diagnosis.
I wish him well and hope that in the end he goes peacefully.....
Ok..off to cry again
That day is going to be a hard day. It's funny how we don't even know these people yet when they are sick or pass on it still hurts. I cried when Chris LeDoux died, it's like they are family or something.I watched his whole interview with Barbara Walters and I sat there and bawled the entire time. It doesn't help that my dad died of pancreatic cancer and only lived less than 2 months after his diagnosis.
I wish him well and hope that in the end he goes peacefully.....
Ok..off to cry again
I never make fun of anyone when they cry over some movie star/singer when they die. I sobbed like a baby when Elvis died and there are several others that when their time comes to pass, I will be a big pile of crying mess.
Actually, large lips can appear to get larger over the years as the face loses elasticity and fat and the lips start to sag a little (also why the nose appears larger as one ages). That's why I've never found the large-lip look attractive, natural or not - I can always picture how they're going to end up in a couple of decades. Sort of looking like a Don Knotts caricature.
I missed it, and had mixed emotions about doing so. I too, lost an uncle last Feb. to pancreatic cancer, and my grandmother to it in 1984. Like your dad, my grandmother was gone in a couple of months, while my uncle lasted 4 months. I wanted to see the interview because I want to see someone beat this thing. From your reaction, and the recent news that he's been hospitalized, I'm guessing that the interview was not the message in hope that I was hoping it would be.I watched his whole interview with Barbara Walters and I sat there and bawled the entire time. It doesn't help that my dad died of pancreatic cancer and only lived less than 2 months after his diagnosis.
I wish him well and hope that in the end he goes peacefully.....
Ok..off to cry again
I will also cry like a baby should he lose his fight. For him to continue to film that new series when I've seen the pain people with this form of cancer endure, he's a strong man, and I admire him for that.
I understand how some people feel a bit strange for crying when a famous person dies, but many people are guilty of it. I've cried when someone whose work I admired passed away. I remember crying when both Marvin Gaye and Aaliyah died.
I never make fun of anyone when they cry over some movie star/singer when they die. I sobbed like a baby when Elvis died and there are several others that when their time comes to pass, I will be a big pile of crying mess.
Same here, Bama.
I can cry when someone I don't know dies because I've had several really bad losses in my life. I feel for the people in their lives, their families, their friends, etc. It's never easy to lose someone we love even if we just love seeing them on tv or in movies. I really hope he gets better but I know it's not good. Please let him pass in peace and be in very little or no pain at all.
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...he's been gone almost 13 years and it still hits hard sometimes...