Song

[Dr_WHO]

I find some confort in the following song

youtu.be/c8AF6gx8CY0(Not working as expected?)

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Dr. Who, great video-super man..Inspirational.Everybody should watch.Thank you!

[DFZ4835]

The song hit home for me. He put into words the truths that had tears in my eyes. None of us is superman we all have to face this reality at some time. But why now? Cancer is the worst word when it is said to you.

Dennis

[Scruffybut1 in reply to DFZ4835]

Thank you Dr Who. Pulls me back to our recent conversations with and about our carers and our collective sadness that we can slip into failing our families. Video brought tears. David

[Magnus1964]

Thank you for sharing.

[erjlg3]

Wow.....I've never heard this. It's beautiful! It gave me chills. Thank you for sharing Doc. I tried to share "Dancing in the Sky" here for Eric but I'm technically challenged.

[Dr_WHO in reply to erjlg3]

I will try to post your song for Eric

[Neal-Snyder]

Even though it's not my kind of music, & I'm not religious, & I've always accepted the help of others on this journey, I still appreciated this video. It's very sad, though, to see a man with such young children who apparently has advanced PCa, even if it's a dramatization. My kids were 30, 28 & 19 when I was diagnosed in 2003. Also, he seems mid-career & I was a few years from retirement at age 61.

One thing I recognized in the video from my own experience is how your relationships with your family become more poignant. I've had the satisfaction of seeing 3 grandsons born to our 2 daughters. The boys are now 12, 10 & 6. We're excited that our son & his wife are expecting in May. Based on what the oncologists told me back when, I would never have known the 6 year old or the coming child. I imagine the new baby will have a sibling, & I'll still be on this planet, soaking it all in!

Neal

[erjlg3]

Can't follow you either Dr.WHO

[Dr_WHO in reply to erjlg3]

One of these days we will figure it out.🌝

[erjlg3 in reply to Dr_WHO]