Tammy Faye Messner (formally Baker), is dying...
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fool was strong as fuck 2, he was like 5 8 165, benched like 275, hella fast, always at like grilled chicken, never fast food, shit was just totally outta left field, he had treatment, got down to like 110 pounds, recovered, gained all his weight/muscle back, we kicked it everyday, cause i didnt know how much time he had, he was supposed to be cured, then it came back, we went out to eat, and he told me he had 6 months to live, single tear rolling down his cheek, it was so fucking hard for me to see him like that, 2 weeks later, his dad called me, and told me he has passed away in the morning, at home with his mom and sister, I didnt even cry, I just drove around telling our friends in person.
nah, some cancers are common for a certain age range and way less common for others. im not saying its impossible, thats why i asked.
damn arson thats hard to deal w...
i couldnt imagine someone telling me they have 6 months to live i wouldnt know what to do or say really.
alot of peoples families and friends are dying lately i guess im just touched by it
damn arson thats hard to deal w...
i couldnt imagine someone telling me they have 6 months to live i wouldnt know what to do or say really.
alot of peoples families and friends are dying lately i guess im just touched by it
R.I.P.
RALEIGH, N.C. - Tammy Faye Messner, who as Tammy Faye Bakker helped her husband, Jim, build a multimillion-dollar evangelism empire and then saw it collapse in disgrace, died Friday. She was 65.
Messner, who had battled colon cancer since 1996 that more recently spread to her lungs, died at her home, said her booking agent, Joe Spotts. A family service was held Saturday in a private cemetery, where her ashes were interred, he said.
She had frequently spoken about her medical problems, saying she hoped to be an inspiration to others. "Don't let fear rule your life," she said. "Live one day at a time, and never be afraid." But she told well-wishers in a note on her Web site in May that the doctors had stopped trying to treat the cancer.
RALEIGH, N.C. - Tammy Faye Messner, who as Tammy Faye Bakker helped her husband, Jim, build a multimillion-dollar evangelism empire and then saw it collapse in disgrace, died Friday. She was 65.
Messner, who had battled colon cancer since 1996 that more recently spread to her lungs, died at her home, said her booking agent, Joe Spotts. A family service was held Saturday in a private cemetery, where her ashes were interred, he said.
She had frequently spoken about her medical problems, saying she hoped to be an inspiration to others. "Don't let fear rule your life," she said. "Live one day at a time, and never be afraid." But she told well-wishers in a note on her Web site in May that the doctors had stopped trying to treat the cancer.
