[TheForge] Tom clark

[Bruce Freeman]

Actually it's been demonstrated that supportive (remote, anonymous)
prayer doesn't do a thing to help.  What DOES help is support that the
ill person HEARS about.

What is reputed to be particularly good is anecdotes and stories that
reaffirm the person's value in his own mind and reminds him why to
carry on.

If someone would post Tom Clark's email, we could all send him well
wishes.   I have not been able to find such an email address.  An
email of someone willing to print out messages and take them to Tom
would do.

Bruce
NJ

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 8:41 AM, Allen Ortery <bluestoneforge at gmail.com> wrote:
> Andy
>  thats right, my mother in law had cancer 18 years ago, she was sure
>  she was dead and I was sure she would not live. Few days latter she
>  changed her mind and started to fight even though her odds were poor
>  she is still alive today and I really think that a persons attitude
>  can and does make a differance .  Having a really good doctor does not
>  hurt. so the more support and prayer that the person gets the better
>  off they are. I know how much it helped when my wife had a 30% chance
>  eight years ago, I still have her.
>  It can be very hard to keep fighting when you feel so very sick that
>  you feel like it would be better to just give up and die. Help Tom
>  keep on fighting, it will get better.
>  Allen Ortery
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Bruce
NJ