Comments on: Remembering http://talkingaboutcancer.com/archives/118 Helping with the emotional impact of cancer. Thu, 12 Aug 2010 02:45:24 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Allanah http://talkingaboutcancer.com/archives/118/comment-page-1#comment-19837 Allanah Fri, 12 Feb 2010 04:21:44 +0000 http://talkingaboutcancer.com/archives/118#comment-19837 I remember your dad and I know how proud he would be of you and the way that you are coping with this disease. I'm sure that many people are gaining much insight into what cancer patients deal with on a day to day basis and I'm sure that you are helping other cancer patients cope as they read about your experiences. You are a fighter and I'm sure that your willingness to share inspires others to also fight. I remember your dad and I know how proud he would be of you and the way that you are coping with this disease. I’m sure that many people are gaining much insight into what cancer patients deal with on a day to day basis and I’m sure that you are helping other cancer patients cope as they read about your experiences. You are a fighter and I’m sure that your willingness to share inspires others to also fight.

]]> By: Russ http://talkingaboutcancer.com/archives/118/comment-page-1#comment-19832 Russ Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:22:02 +0000 http://talkingaboutcancer.com/archives/118#comment-19832 I met Doug's father several times, albeit quite late in his life. It was clear upon meeting him once or twice however that he was a good and honest man. A person that was once referred to very favourably as "salt of the earth". I recall at Henry Gosling's funeral that Doug related a story about one of the few regrets that his Dad had . . . that he had not met his wife earlier in life. What a great testament to a great marriage! Doug and his Dad have this in common; a great marriage to a wonderful woman. In true Gosling fashion, they both see this particular glass as not half-full, but overflowing. Happy Birthday Henry. I met Doug’s father several times, albeit quite late in his life. It was clear upon meeting him once or twice however that he was a good and honest man. A person that was once referred to very favourably as “salt of the earth”.

I recall at Henry Gosling’s funeral that Doug related a story about one of the few regrets that his Dad had . . . that he had not met his wife earlier in life. What a great testament to a great marriage!

Doug and his Dad have this in common; a great marriage to a wonderful woman. In true Gosling fashion, they both see this particular glass as not half-full, but overflowing.

Happy Birthday Henry.

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