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What exactly is an atypical aggressive shoulder tumor?

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Participants Nathan Newman3nimbletrucker132granitebadger25William Smith5Angela WrightJose Miller3rapidranger79Sam Hughes5jadesailor14Jacob Wood9Amanda Long30Matthew Hall37jadetinker85Jeremy Phillips54Alex Williams8slyseal28Emily Foster4
Jeremy Phillips54 Jeremy Phillips54 Member
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#41 ·
Alright, look, they should be dropping it right here within the next ten minutes or so.
Alex Williams8 Alex Williams8 Newcomer
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#42 ·
Jeremy Phillips54 said:Look, they’ll probably drop it within the next ten minutes.

Is it hitting CNN or what?
Jeremy Phillips54 Jeremy Phillips54 Member
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#43 ·
Alex Williams8 said:Is this happening on live TV or what?

Of course. Just wait until Zaro steps in. They're still trying to get their act together.
slyseal28 slyseal28 Member
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#44 ·
Jeremy Phillips54 said:Look, they’re supposed to release the statement within the next ten minutes or so.

I honestly don't even know how to react... if this turns out to be true, it's a damn shame.

But if it's just more noise: 👎
Alex Williams8 Alex Williams8 Newcomer
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#45 ·
slyseal28 said:I’m at a loss... if this is true, it's a damn shame.

But if it isn't: 👎

It's the truth.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#46 ·
I don't know what you're trying to get at here. If this is just some random thought or a typo, then why bother posting? Get to the point. kaže:
It’s the truth.

So, the "Working Lunch" is happening on the 1st. Mesić just released a statement saying he actually ran into him, and apparently, things are looking pretty grim—I think I even saw tears welling up in his eyes—but they did manage to have a quick word. From what I’ve heard, the news about the alleged death was originally broken by KFI Radio.
slyseal28 slyseal28 Member
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#47 ·
Angela Wright said:So, apparently, there was a working lunch on the 1st. Mesić just issued a statement saying he saw him right before it happened, and things looked grim—I think I even saw tears in his eyes—but they did manage to have a brief word. From what I’ve heard, the news about this supposed passing was first broken by a local NPR affiliate.

I’m struggling to find the right way to say this without sounding insensitive, but I absolutely loathe news like this. I can't stand the speculation, especially when dealing with something so heavy.

Does it really matter which newspaper or which radio station gets the scoop on such tragic news? It should be up to the family to decide when and how they want to share it with the world.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#48 ·
slyseal28 said:I honestly don’t know how to put this without sounding insensitive, but I absolutely loathe news like this. I can't stand the constant speculation, especially when dealing with matters this heavy.

Does it really matter which news outlet or radio station breaks this tragic news first? A family should be the one to decide when and how they want to share such information.

I'm right there with you. Even if this turns out to be true, I don't get why there's this massive hesitation to report it, instead of just letting rumors fly through word-of-mouth. For God's sake, if the man passed away, he passed away. He was—or still is—one of the more prominent figures in the American political landscape. This supposed delay in releasing info makes it feel like we're dealing with some kind of dictator where they have to double-check everything to prevent a coup or something...
The whole thing is incredibly uncomfortable because a person of his stature deserves better than having this kind of news trickle out on a random internet forum.
Emily Foster4 Emily Foster4 Newcomer
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#49 ·
Angela Wright said:I’m inclined to agree. Even if there's some truth to the rumors, I can't wrap my head around why they’re dragging their feet on an official announcement just to let hearsay circulate like this. Honestly, if a man has passed away, he has passed away. He was—or remains—one of the more prominent figures in the American political landscape. This supposed delay in releasing information feels less like standard procedure and more like we're dealing with some sort of dictator where they have to double-check everything to prevent a coup...
The whole situation is quite distasteful, as someone of his stature deserves better than having such news dissected on a random internet forum.

Zaro, what kind of politician is this, always waiting to release news until certain interests or business deals are settled? I know cases where presidents pass away and there's a delay of a few days just because of protocol and all that nonsense.
slyseal28 slyseal28 Member
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#50 ·
I just caught the news on NPR, and honestly, it’s such a shame.

🙂

The fact that he lost this battle... it really weighs on me. It was hard to find the right words to type out just now.
Hang in there, everyone.

Cancer is one of those things that can strike any of us without warning. It’s up to us to drive the change—to push, to be stubborn, and to be brave enough to demand that our medical institutions actually step up and improve the quality of care.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#51 ·
The Democratic Party just released an official statement over on NBC, claiming that Račan hasn't passed away yet. They’re essentially pleading with every news outlet out there to hold off on reporting any death notices. Apparently, he’s in extremely critical condition and looks like he's fading fast, but he's still hanging in there. Right now, his immediate family is by his side along with a few party officials.

So, there you have it. That’s the official word.
Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
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#52 ·
I’m asking everyone to please hold off on the "is he dead or not" debates here.

It’s obvious that cancer won this fight—just like it has for so many family members of people on this forum, and honestly, even some of our own friends here... Speculating about whether his final breath was taken this morning, later this afternoon, or maybe a few days from now isn't necessary. It’s actually pretty distasteful, and it feels disrespectful to both his family (who I really hope never have to deal with this community) and to all of us who have sat by the side of our own loved ones in those final moments.

Thanks,

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