He wrote his own obituary on his blog which he started two years ago, right after his diagnosis. He writes with humor, insight and no bitterness about his experiences with this terrible disease. He was a seeker after the truth and handled all the procedures with aplomb and his unfailing wit. I would read the posts and laugh, and assure myself that he was going to beat this thing. I think we all truly believed that he would.
Our family and his many friends will celebrate his life and mourn his death this week-end. There is an unmendable hole in the fabric of our lives, but we are so very glad that he was in this world with us.
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Amen to that. I feel lucky to have been his birthday twin, and will hold him in my heart forever. He left me and my family with many chuckleworthy memories. What a gem of a guy!
I'm sorry for your loss.
He sounds like a terrific young man who brought you all joys beyond measure.
As you gather this weekend, may your time together bring you comfort.
I read his blog and got a glimmer of just what a terrific guy he was. So sorry for this awful loss.
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