PS3 Brings HOPE To 10 year old Cancer Sufferer --- Nice Story!

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patapon on 07 November 2009

This is only the icing on the cake. Because the real gift is what's inside. The Cell will cure him.

!!!Patapwn to the official thread!!!

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bugrimmar on 07 November 2009

Great story. And then later, he gets a gift of God of War Collection, where he learns anger, revenge, and fury, and then Kratos helps him kill the evil cancer gods with pure hatred.. if that doesn't work, God of War 3 will make sure that his fighting spirit will conquer the disease..

I hate cancer. I've visited cancer kids from my brother's workshops.. If only we could help them all out :(

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stof on 07 November 2009

darthdevidem01 said:

stof said:
In my home town (A town of about 900) the Make a Wish foundation built a barn for a kid with a terminal illness. I don't know exactly what the illness was, but it left him wheelchair bound and unable to speak or use his hands, and at the age of 11, he did not have long to live.

Anyways, the kid went to a petting zoo and saw a donkey, and at the sight of the donkey the kid became so excited that he was able to actually get out of the wheelchair and stand up, which I don't think he'd ever done before. The Donkey had such an effect on him that the owner gave him the donkey (which he, or his parents, named Patrick) and the Make a Wish foundation built a small barn and paddock for the donkey in their yard.

So every time I went to the corner store (only store in town), there was this donkey braying loudly in this family's lawn. It was simultaneously bizarre and uplifting.

That's my story...

wow wonderful story stof.

The donkey....I wonder why it had such an effect though

& how nice of the donkey's owner was it to actually give it to the family....good people still exist in this world

When I hear stories like yours I feel very nice

Well, not to belittle the contributions of the owner, but lets be serious. If I owned a donkey, I'd probably be looking for whatever excuse I could to get rid of the thing.

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TrevDaRev on 07 November 2009

A 10yr Old with Cancer, damn thats so sad..:(

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Simulacrum on 07 November 2009

This is just...stupid.

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Chairman-Mao on 07 November 2009

That's awesome! He made a good choice with PS3.

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Azelover on 07 November 2009

This is very nice. Cancer is becoming more and more common now because of our diets, as well as some polution. We're going to need better treatments going forward, so Sony's contribution is really good.

On the other hand, it's always important to keep in mind that cancer treatment is a very profitable business. As a result, it shouldn't be out of question to research alternative treatments that can enhance your recovery. Not discounting the official treatments, but radiation hormesis and hemp oil have both brought a lot of benefit to many patients, and it's worth checking out. The latter may be illegal, but the former isn't.

As a side note, we should all watch carefully how our habits are contributing to this profitable business. The industrialized foods, just what's in them? It's worth reading the components, so you know consciously that you may be doing something today to your body that your parents didn't, and as a result could be seeing complications earlier which are very unfortunate.