Post by boogtwo on Dec 10, 2012 10:49:48 GMT -8
Hope this is acceptable here to remind us how fortunate we really are.
Zach Sobiech's "Clouds"
After battling bone cancer for three years, Minnesota teenager Zach Sobiech was told this past May that the disease had spread and that there were no longer any effective treatments available. In response to this disheartening diagnosis, Sobiech embraced music as a way of bidding farewell to his friends and family. The resulting song, titled "Clouds," is an inspirational and courageous message of hope in the face of a harrowing future. You can hear Sobiech's "Clouds" and learn more about his story on YouTube.
Clouds
They're asking for this to be forwarded in emails & posted on sites and hoping that he will receive 1 Million hits on youtube for Christmas as he's been given 2 months. If you click the "show more" on the youtube page you will find more info as this is NOT one of those "Urban Legends".
Confirmation:
www.kare11.com/video/1322318392001/1/Rare-cancer-diagnosis-unites-two-strangers
This is close to my heart... I am a survivor (so far) of 5 cancers.
Zach Sobiech's "Clouds"
After battling bone cancer for three years, Minnesota teenager Zach Sobiech was told this past May that the disease had spread and that there were no longer any effective treatments available. In response to this disheartening diagnosis, Sobiech embraced music as a way of bidding farewell to his friends and family. The resulting song, titled "Clouds," is an inspirational and courageous message of hope in the face of a harrowing future. You can hear Sobiech's "Clouds" and learn more about his story on YouTube.
Clouds
They're asking for this to be forwarded in emails & posted on sites and hoping that he will receive 1 Million hits on youtube for Christmas as he's been given 2 months. If you click the "show more" on the youtube page you will find more info as this is NOT one of those "Urban Legends".
Confirmation:
www.kare11.com/video/1322318392001/1/Rare-cancer-diagnosis-unites-two-strangers
This is close to my heart... I am a survivor (so far) of 5 cancers.