Sorry to get beaten to the response by my doppelganger.As a redhead its good to know there is life after Chemo for our unique colour (its almost worth my childhood memories of “carrot top” etc).
Stay great.

Justin J

I met you in Boston in 1995 and, after conducting more than 10,000 interviews and career counselling sessions worldwide over 20 years, I have never forgotten your extreme giftedness, intelligence, authenticity and sensitivity. You are a rare individual on this planet!

I woke this morning with you in my mind and set about searching Google to find you and I did - though I had no idea you have cancer. My thoughts and love to you.

Your courage in expressing your personal day-to-day challenge is such an inspiration and lesson in authenticity. Now millions can see what I saw in our meeting.

Thank you. With best wishes,

Trudy

For the first time I find myself a regular blog reader! You have made me laugh, and given much food for thought.

With thanks and best wishes

Lelia

I have only just discovered your blog, thanks to Catherine in Winchester. Of all the blogs in all the blogosphere, this one shoots off and lights up like a flare, blotting all the others to dimness. My job requires me to read some dismal blogs, and yours just makes everything click about the POINT of them. It’s just so wonderful to hear from you, directly, in your own words, not someone else’s second or third hand account, of how you actually ARE - living, thinking, arguing, loving, all of that stuff. I feel so lucky to have found it and send love, calm positive thoughts and best wishes across the ether to you and Michael. I feel ridiculously proud of both of you. He never did get the importance of shoes though did he?
Sarah Godwin x x

All the best

Justin

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