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This week was cancer week for me. Not that I have cancer, just that I was reading YA author John Green's book "Fault In Our Stars" (totally recommend it. Despite critiques that the two protagonists are worldly and philsophical beyond true teenagerhood) about two teenagers touched by terminal cancer and then got the news an Earlhamite had passed away from cancer.

I will leave you with John Green's protagonist words:

Cancer sucks.

Hope you have the chance to sit with someone you love and just enjoy them for who they are today.

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Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (0) Share on Facebook		2012-03-29 8:19 AM thinking on cancer This week was cancer week for me. Not that I have cancer, just that I was reading YA author John Green's book "Fault In Our Stars" (totally recommend it. Despite critiques that the two protagonists are worldly and philsophical beyond true teenagerhood) about two teenagers touched by terminal cancer and then got the news an Earlhamite had passed away from cancer. I will leave you with John Green's protagonist words: Cancer sucks. Hope you have the chance to sit with someone you love and just enjoy them for who they are today. Read/Post Comments (0) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top