I welcome his invaluable intervention. In theses days a high profile is needed to attract attention. It is good that because of his eminence in the sporting world he can attract people to hear him who are in that world and who have the financial resources that could make the difference. It especially poignant that he can speak from first hand experience.
I hope his efforts meet with great success. Finding a way of beating this terribly cruel disease is very much needed. Only those with first hand knowledge can tell just how cruel the suffering is.
Gratefulness for the love and support this group has for each other. 
Dad (77) was diagnosed a year ago but is still in denial…
In memory of David Clifton
Ten Years Later: A Father figure taken, but not gone.
