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The Dearness of Life

Waiting and hoping for a live-saving transplant. Also: Gonzo at his most pitiful and appalling. McCain has no other choice. Plus more.

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/p> p> I would not regard Lawrence's articles about his medical difficulties as boring. A lot of people suffer but not everyone can write as well about it as Lawrence. However, I think that despite it all, there's still plenty to write about. As part of a cure to cheer Lawrence up, my unsolicited medical advice is for him to watch the Best of Abbott & Costello, now out on DVD. br> -- Vern Crisler br> Gilbert, Arizona /p> p> You fight the good fight. Good luck from a liver cancer survivor who went to Miami and got a transplant from the University of Miami Transplant team. br> -- Cecil Thorpe /p> p> I wish the best for Lawrence Henry. I donated a kidney seven years ago and have never regretted it. I hope if his two potential donors don't work out someone else will volunteer. br> -- name withheld /p> p>
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