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Post by _ on May 2, 2015 12:57:38 GMT
wow. didnt even get an inkling that they were dealing with such a life changing issue. RIP Mrs Ferdinand. Rio stay strong, for you and the kids. just so sad. Yes - it came as a big surprise because pretty much every time Rio farts it's on Twitter Fair play they kept something so personal very quiet - a lot of celebs would have used something like this for publicity Respect for Rio has gone up a notch  |
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Post by WhatsTheMata on May 2, 2015 13:00:33 GMT
Rest in peace, Rebecca. May the Ferdinand family and your other relatives find comfort in such hour. It must have been very traumatic for them, especially because this fucking disease is cruel.
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Post by _ on May 2, 2015 13:13:52 GMT
Rest in peace, Rebecca. May the Ferdinand family and your other relatives find comfort in such hour. It must have been very traumatic for them, especially because this fucking disease is cruel. Yes - when my dad died in 74 cancer was pretty rare in comparison to today and was almost hushed up in the family Now EVERY family is affected and something like 50% of us will suffer from some form of it during our lives - fucking evil disease My old man was diagnosed in September and was dead by the end of November - at least it was fairly quick |
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Post by Monty on May 2, 2015 13:18:52 GMT
she was too young to be dying of fucking cancer. She was the same age as me. It makes you realise it can get anybody at any time. It's probably time for me to have somebody prod my prostate with a gloved finger.
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2015 13:22:23 GMT
she was too young to be dying of fucking cancer. She was the same age as me. It makes you realise it can get anybody at any time. It's probably time for me to have somebody prod my prostate with a gloved finger. 34 is way too young. I'm 30 and it makes you think. Such a beautiful lady as well. As Max said every family seems to be affected by it somehow, just hope one day soon a cure is found. |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2015 13:24:26 GMT
Hope the QPR lads can keep it together in the game and get a result for Rio, nothing to do with them playing the Scousers, but it must be hard to keep your head right and play a massive game when your pals mrs has just died.
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Post by _ on May 2, 2015 13:28:32 GMT
Hope the QPR lads can keep it together in the game and get a result for Rio, nothing to do with them playing the Scousers, but it must be hard to keep your head right and play a massive game when your pals mrs has just died. When Kayleigh died a few weeks ago the games after that just didn't feel important or real anymore (especially the Newcastle one a couple of days later) - I'm sure it will be even worse for the QPR players A big part of being a pro is putting your "game head" on - easier said than done though |
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Post by WhatsTheMata on May 2, 2015 13:30:33 GMT
Rest in peace, Rebecca. May the Ferdinand family and your other relatives find comfort in such hour. It must have been very traumatic for them, especially because this fucking disease is cruel. Yes - when my dad died in 74 cancer was pretty rare in comparison to today and was almost hushed up in the family Now EVERY family is affected and something like 50% of us will suffer from some form of it during our lives - fucking evil disease My old man was diagnosed in September and was dead by the end of November - at least it was fairly quick I'm very sorry Max. I don't know how long ago it happened, but it still hurts even if time easy it up a little  your old man will always live inside of you ♡ The players could use #5 jerseys to show the respect our club has for Rio, that anyone who enters there isn't a mere player (unless if that's what they want to be) but someone who's a small piece of what United is |
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Post by Monty on May 2, 2015 13:31:15 GMT
she was too young to be dying of fucking cancer. She was the same age as me. It makes you realise it can get anybody at any time. It's probably time for me to have somebody prod my prostate with a gloved finger. 34 is way too young. I'm 30 and it makes you think. Such a beautiful lady as well. As Max said every family seems to be affected by it somehow, just hope one day soon a cure is found. Yeah, it got my dad last year after a 3 year battle. Men in my family are lucky to reach 65, in fact I don't think any on my dads side have made it past that age for the last 3 generations. Family history suggests that I'm likely to get cancer at some point, so I need to take the threat seriously, and I need to stay on top of it and try and catch any symptoms early on. |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2015 13:37:09 GMT
34 is way too young. I'm 30 and it makes you think. Such a beautiful lady as well. As Max said every family seems to be affected by it somehow, just hope one day soon a cure is found. Yeah, it got my dad last year after a 3 year battle. Men in my family are lucky to reach 65, in fact I don't think any on my dads side have made it past that age for the last 3 generations. Family history suggests that I'm likely to get cancer at some point, so I need to take the threat seriously, and I need to stay on top of it and try and catch any symptoms early on. Sorry to hear it mate. Lost friends and family to it so know the seriousness of it. Fingers crossed all stays good for ya. This is where I have an issue with foreign aid. Would much rather money is spent finding a cure for this horrible disease than sending money abroad to foreign countries that don't help themselves. |
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Post by _ on May 2, 2015 13:41:09 GMT
Yeah, it got my dad last year after a 3 year battle. Men in my family are lucky to reach 65, in fact I don't think any on my dads side have made it past that age for the last 3 generations. Family history suggests that I'm likely to get cancer at some point, so I need to take the threat seriously, and I need to stay on top of it and try and catch any symptoms early on. Sorry to hear it mate. Lost friends and family to it so know the seriousness of it. Fingers crossed all stays good for ya. This is where I have an issue with foreign aid. Would much rather money is spent finding a cure for this horrible disease than sending money abroad to foreign countries that don't help themselves. hate usFixed Getting sick of this country being the first to donate millions to countries while our own (many of whom fought for this country) are left in hospital corridors or hospices to rot Sorry - today's news has put me in a cunt of a mood |
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Post by . on May 2, 2015 14:32:47 GMT
Shocking, condolences to Rio and his family.
Nobody should have to endure this goddamn awful disease.
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Post by IRD17_Kaushik on May 2, 2015 14:57:22 GMT
A very sad news. RIP Rebecca. Condolences to Rio and his Kids.
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Post by CaajScot on May 2, 2015 15:12:21 GMT
34 is way too young. I'm 30 and it makes you think. Such a beautiful lady as well. As Max said every family seems to be affected by it somehow, just hope one day soon a cure is found. Yeah, it got my dad last year after a 3 year battle. Men in my family are lucky to reach 65, in fact I don't think any on my dads side have made it past that age for the last 3 generations. Family history suggests that I'm likely to get cancer at some point, so I need to take the threat seriously, and I need to stay on top of it and try and catch any symptoms early on. I remember that day buddy. Took you a while to get over it. You have 2 lovely boys that pulled you through that so I think you will be ok.  |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2015 16:22:22 GMT
Nice touch from Fer.  |
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