A way to remember those ...
Gone But Not Forgotten
This page is to honor those who've lost their fight with this damn disease.
If you've lost someone who's memory you'd like to honor here, please send it in to us. It can be a few words - maybe a little something about them, a picture or two, or whatever you'd like. You can zip it to the editor by clicking here.
... and you better believe we respect your right to privacy.
"This was my mother, Rhonda Berlin Sylvester Molen. Hep C and cancer took her from this world on June 10, 2007. We miss you so much. Carolyn & William Steve Molden."
"This past March my mother lost her fight with hep c. I wish someone would come up with better treatment options. My mom went on the meds three times. She ended up with a host of other problems, most of them complications from the hep c. Cryoglobulenemia and vasculitis. She was a wonderful lady and I miss her. Mom I Love You!!!"
“I miss my little brother. He
died on the 30th of Dec [2006]. I think if he could have
stopped drinking, he might be alive today (acoholism is a
disease too). I'm so glad you all are there to walk us thru the
‘Straight Up’, of this F...ing illness. Thanks for helping.
Love to all. Pam”
“I just lost my father March 12, 2008. He was fighting his Hep C the natural way and getting better when he caught the flu. That turned into pneumonia. He is the father of 7 children and 10 grandchildren. Dad we love you and miss you so much! Elisha”
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