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| Wow people xanga is dead! Add me to myspace! http://www.myspace.com/el_disco
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| Wow xanga is getting fancy. It's been a while. Go I have come to say hi. So hi. Now bye. | | |
| Well I wanted to post before I have to
get off. Well there nothing going on here just playing on gaia and
posting on some forums. Yep, I haven't felt as bad as I was, can't
really say why, but oh well. On more thing, It may seem like I don't
care just because I don't comment on your xanga every single post, but I
do. Just because I'm not Mr. Happy all the fucking time, and I know I
can be an asshole sometime but I don't try to be. It's just the say
things come out. You know what tomorrow I'm gonna bet the happiest
mother fucker you have ever met, so happy it makes you sick just being around me  . I dunno it just feels odd acting all
depressed all the time when I'm not, I can't say life is great yet but
it's getting to it. Yeah you may be wondering what the fuck is wrong
with me right now but I dunno, I think I maybe bi-polar or something. 
Oh and one more thing if you not going to comment on my fucking post
don't comment at all cause I don't give a shit if you like my layout or
like a band, movie, or whatever it's just fucking annoying! Also I
added some smiles to the comment so not you can express all your love
for me in smiles.
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| Wow, I never thought that I could cry when I read something:
| MURIEL
My Mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1999. After undergoing a
lumpectomy her cancer returned and she was advised that she would need
to undergo a masectomy to remove the cancer cells from her body. With
the minimum of fuss and self-pity my mother made the decision to go
ahead with the surgery that would leave her to face the future with
only one breast. When offered the opportunity to undergo reconstructive
surgery to replace the breast, she declined. My mother was 64 years old
when she entered the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland
and was operated on by Dr. Dixon and tended to by his caring and
conscientious staff. It is 2005 and my mother remains clear of the
disease, yet I know she still fears its return. However, my family-
including my mother are all too aware of how lucky she is and we
celebrate her victory against this scourge and send our love and
support to all women, men and their families who are fighting breast
cancer today and those who lost _their fight in the past.
To those people unlucky enough to contract this disease in the future I
would like to say that there is always hope for a full recovery and an
opportunity for all to beat any statistics thanks to the scientists,
the medical community and to the people like YOU who are supporting the
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and all charities raising funds
to continue the fight against this disease.
Sincere Thanks,
Shirley Manson 2005 | I
never knew that that happened to her, it almost make me fell a little
better. It really means something that Shirley went through the same
thing.
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