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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / September 2006What Cancer Can't Do
I received the following from a Minister Volunteer at my cancer pavilion today, when I went to get my shot of turbo-charged, gold plated, platinum filled geritol. WHAT CANCER CAN'T DO It cannot cripple love, it cannot shatter hope It cannot corrode faith, it cannot eat away peace it cannot destroy confidence, it cannot kill friendship It cannot shut out the memories, it cannot silence courage It cannot invade the soul, it cannot reduce eternal life. It cannot quench the Spirit. Our greatest enemy is not disease, but despair. Fear not! Be cheerful, and know that people care. I received the following from a Minister Volunteer at my cancer pavilion today, when I went to get my shot of turbo-charged, gold plated, platinum filled geritol. WHAT CANCER CAN'T DO It cannot cripple love, it cannot shatter hope It cannot corrode faith, it cannot eat away peace it cannot destroy confidence, it cannot kill friendship It cannot shut out the memories, it cannot silence courage It cannot invade the soul, it cannot reduce eternal life. It cannot quench the Spirit. Our greatest enemy is not disease, but despair. Fear not! Be cheerful, and know that people care. Very nice, thanks for the boost. Betsy >I received the following from a Minister Volunteer at my cancer pavilion today, when I went to get my shot of turbo-charged, gold plated, platinum filled geritol. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >Our greatest enemy is not disease, but despair. >Fear not! Be cheerful, and know that people care. Beautiful! You have a way of words in vice and virtue. But you still owe me an apology.  SignatureMatti Narkia After reading all of your posts, NEVER >>I received the following from a Minister Volunteer at my cancer pavilion >>today, when I went to get my shot of turbo-charged, gold plated, platinum [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Beautiful! You have a way of words in vice and virtue. But you still > owe me an apology. >After reading all of your posts, > >NEVER You disappoint me, I was expecting greater things from you. But perhaps it's better that now we both know what kind of person you are. SignatureMatti Narkia And I am proud of it. Too bad, I won't bite. >>After reading all of your posts, >> >>NEVER >> > You disappoint me, I was expecting greater things from you. But > perhaps it's better that now we both know what kind of person you are. >And I am proud of it. Infants are proud, when they manage to squeeze a big poop. Is there an analogy here? SignatureMatti Narkia > >And I am proud of it. > > Infants are proud, when they manage to squeeze a big poop. Is there an > analogy here? You said it; he didn't. Fig |
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