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      • August 31, 2012 at 9:12 pm
      mabrown2012
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        Dear Kevin:

        I had a spouse that passed from Melanoma. I understand a lot about it and I really feel for you. After 4 and a half years of studying everything regarding cancer, I learned so very much. Now I know how to help people like you and are helping many. I just wish I could have learned what I learned now before he passed. I just figure that God wanted him even more than I did. I was unable to save my daughter also. She had a very rare mixoid Sarcoma and she was 33 and left 4 children behind. I miss her badly. I was taking care of them at the same time and they passed two months apart. You can live. I know you can. You are a strong guy. Anyway if you are interested at all about what I have learned, which I know will help  you an awful lot just email me at [email protected]. I am not a young person as you, but I know things you would like to know. If you do not contact me, all I can say is that I will keep you in my prayers and be thinking of you. Blessings!

        • August 31, 2012 at 9:12 pm
        mabrown2012
        Participant

          Dear Kevin:

          I had a spouse that passed from Melanoma. I understand a lot about it and I really feel for you. After 4 and a half years of studying everything regarding cancer, I learned so very much. Now I know how to help people like you and are helping many. I just wish I could have learned what I learned now before he passed. I just figure that God wanted him even more than I did. I was unable to save my daughter also. She had a very rare mixoid Sarcoma and she was 33 and left 4 children behind. I miss her badly. I was taking care of them at the same time and they passed two months apart. You can live. I know you can. You are a strong guy. Anyway if you are interested at all about what I have learned, which I know will help  you an awful lot just email me at [email protected]. I am not a young person as you, but I know things you would like to know. If you do not contact me, all I can say is that I will keep you in my prayers and be thinking of you. Blessings!

          • August 31, 2012 at 9:12 pm
          mabrown2012
          Participant

            Dear Kevin:

            I had a spouse that passed from Melanoma. I understand a lot about it and I really feel for you. After 4 and a half years of studying everything regarding cancer, I learned so very much. Now I know how to help people like you and are helping many. I just wish I could have learned what I learned now before he passed. I just figure that God wanted him even more than I did. I was unable to save my daughter also. She had a very rare mixoid Sarcoma and she was 33 and left 4 children behind. I miss her badly. I was taking care of them at the same time and they passed two months apart. You can live. I know you can. You are a strong guy. Anyway if you are interested at all about what I have learned, which I know will help  you an awful lot just email me at [email protected]. I am not a young person as you, but I know things you would like to know. If you do not contact me, all I can say is that I will keep you in my prayers and be thinking of you. Blessings!

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