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"Kylie"

has breast cancer. poor lady.

Cong_Man wrote:
> Celestine wrote:
> I think sometimes one's life calling has to be this grandios for
> them
> to hear it. I hope she hears it.
>
> I'd hardly call getting Breast Cancer 'grandios'. More like
> completley and utterly degrading.

Well, it wasn't the breast cancer I was referring to. It's all the publicity and hype around Kylie and her condition.

But, gosh..bless your Mum.

Shouldn't that be "Mom"?

Maaawwwwwwmmmmmm..! :) My favorite word.

She survived it though...that's the important bit.

Didn't make front page news though, obviously.

Bullett wrote:
> The point is, why bat an eyelid when some 'celebrity' has contracted
> Cancer? I'd rather care about the people in my life.

Does it really take much time to bat an eyelid? Nobody expects you to go over to Australia with a load of flowers and a get well soon card, just try to care a little bit when you hear the news. Maybe think in your head 'That's sad' and then forget it rather than your initial reaction be to moan.

Also, why have you written 'celebrity'? I would count Kylie as a proper celebrity considering the number of years she's been in the public eye.

I thought you had been banned...?

Snore.

Please change your tagline Mem. Thanks.

Kilgore Trout wrote:
> Please change your tagline Mem. Thanks.

hey! it was just a summary of my medical condition as outlined in my "embarrassing problem" thread!

But since you asked so nicely (and already deleted it) I'll change it anyway *hugzkisses*

Yeah, that was a shock. But all I heard today was, "BAH! Just because she's famous-- blahblahblah". So what? She's still human.

I was talking about this to my friend. It sounds horrible, but since I'm selling female cancer insurance, it may make women realise anyone could get it which means I'll get more sales and more commission.

I'm a horrible person...