oh no! this is so sad! may God comfort his family in this difficult time! my husband's uncle has prostate cancer as well and is going through treatment for it. | |
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so very sad! he was my age | |
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So sorry to know one of our own is gone. | |
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Lammastide said: ZombieKitten said: far out!!!
how did you find out? Daywalker was originally from Cleveland, and he and my cousin were best pals -- like brothers -- for several years back in the day. He and I were good friends as well. We lost touch with him about 15 years ago until just this past Summer, when I decided to hunt him down in cyberspace. (I had no idea that since 2002 he'd also been right here on the org!) I reconnected the two of them, and about 3 weeks ago he confided in my cousin that he had end-stage prostate cancer. My cousin informed me when he died. A warning to the men out there: Daywalker had NO idea about the cancer. He was the picture of health, a martial arts instructor, only 37 years old! He thought he'd pulled a groin muscle at the gym one day, and when he went in to have it checked out, he was diagnosed and recommended to undergo emergency surgery. But it was much too late. This was only a couple months ago... and now he's gone. Get checked out, bros!! Thirty seven...how sad. Lammastide, you, your cousin & Daywalker's family - have my deepest sympathy @)--}----- My father (who has had problems with his prostate, but not cancer - thankfully) told me about tomatoes. That they help reduce the risk of prostate cancer. So, I did some research (info. linked below). I've incorporate organic tomatoes in our meals, since then. They're expensive so there's always other tomato products (paste & sauces), in my son's pantry. Lycopene (solely for informational purposes) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycopene [Edited 11/20/09 11:09am] I'll β₯οΈ "LemonDrop" 2DN π your "Sugar"
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oh no
I wish hope, peace and healing for those he left behind. 37 is just way too young. Thanks for keeping us connected to this man Lammastide. 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Lammastide said: psychodelicide said: How did he die? The name sounds familiar. May he rest in peace.
He lived in your 'hood for several years, Nancy. Check your orgnotes. I got it, thanks. 37 is young! RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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Lammastide said: ZombieKitten said: far out!!!
how did you find out? Daywalker was originally from Cleveland, and he and my cousin were best pals -- like brothers -- for several years back in the day. He and I were good friends as well. We lost touch with him about 15 years ago until just this past Summer, when I decided to hunt him down in cyberspace. (I had no idea that since 2002 he'd also been right here on the org!) I reconnected the two of them, and about 3 weeks ago he confided in my cousin that he had end-stage prostate cancer. My cousin informed me when he died. A warning to the men out there: Daywalker had NO idea about the cancer. He was the picture of health, a martial arts instructor, only 37 years old! He thought he'd pulled a groin muscle at the gym one day, and when he went in to have it checked out, he was diagnosed and recommended to undergo emergency surgery. But it was much too late. This was only a couple months ago... and now he's gone. Get checked out, bros!! By posting this you probably did him the greatest service. It's tragic for an otherwise healthy man to die at 37. Like they always say "if even one person sees this and has a checkup when they otherwise might not have....:" There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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Thank your for sharing.
RIP Daywalker. Heaven has a new soul. "Free URself, B the best that U can B, 3rd Apartment from the Sun, nothing left to fear" Prince Rogers Nelson - Forever in my Life - | |
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Just give me 'til then 2 give up this fight..." ~ I can't make U love me | |
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sermwanderer said: RIP man
Cancer is a fucking bastard of a disease. RIP Daywalker seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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Men please get checked | |
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R.I.P Daywalker
man that is so sad | |
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RIP | |
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. RIP.
Your lips would make a lollipop too happy. | |
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R.I.P.
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Deadflow3r said: Lammastide said: Daywalker was originally from Cleveland, and he and my cousin were best pals -- like brothers -- for several years back in the day. He and I were good friends as well. We lost touch with him about 15 years ago until just this past Summer, when I decided to hunt him down in cyberspace. (I had no idea that since 2002 he'd also been right here on the org!) I reconnected the two of them, and about 3 weeks ago he confided in my cousin that he had end-stage prostate cancer. My cousin informed me when he died. A warning to the men out there: Daywalker had NO idea about the cancer. He was the picture of health, a martial arts instructor, only 37 years old! He thought he'd pulled a groin muscle at the gym one day, and when he went in to have it checked out, he was diagnosed and recommended to undergo emergency surgery. But it was much too late. This was only a couple months ago... and now he's gone. Get checked out, bros!! By posting this you probably did him the greatest service. It's tragic for an otherwise healthy man to die at 37. Like they always say "if even one person sees this and has a checkup when they otherwise might not have....:" R.I.P. Daywalker. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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so sorry to hear this
RIP | |
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RIP. Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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I knew from the start that I loved you with all my heart. | |
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R.I.P [Edited 11/22/09 17:22pm] | |
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JarviusLovesexy said: [Inappropriate comment snip - luv4u]
Jarvius...I try...honestly I do... but that statement right there...in a thread like this? I swear the words "HATER" is wayyy over-rated...smh | |
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JayJai said: JarviusLovesexy said: [Inappropriate comment snip - luv4u].
Jarvius...I try...honestly I do... but that statement right there...in a thread like this? Sorry | |
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37? Tragic...
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I often wonder how many people that we casually come across on these boards pass away without anyone realizing it. I didn't know Daywalker, but he was Org Family and I hope he's resting peacefully. I have a friend with prostate cancer now, though it's currently under control as he's being treated and monitored. I get my prostate checked regularly as prescribed, and am happy to do so. Prostate cancer is no joke, yet I understand it's a very sensitive "area" for most men. I would encourage my brothers to take care of their business, it's just part of being a man.
Again, Rest Peacefully Daywalker | |
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RIP | |
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That's a sad story, Lammastide. I'm sorry to hear it. | |
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