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Andrew Brunelle · 02-08-2007, 04:51 AM

I am a cancer survivor, a brain cancer survivor and I am truly grateful for the experience, as it has given me a new-found perspective on life and death, and has led me to believe that death is not the end and that there truly is nothing to fear. I am now grateful for the health I have now, and look forward to getting even more health. Great, great post, Steve. Couldn't have been more timely for me.

I guess this is a form of level two gratitude as Steve had pointed out, and what I had been living for quite some time. I am grateful for everything I have experienced since my cancer, because I know that I could have been dead had I been around in a different time period and being alive, experiencing anything, even the worst of the worst, is certainly better than being dead. So, I take the good with the bad and am eternally grateful for it.

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Andrew Brunelle Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Home Posts: 2,578	I am grateful for cancer I am a cancer survivor, a brain cancer survivor and I am truly grateful for the experience, as it has given me a new-found perspective on life and death, and has led me to believe that death is not the end and that there truly is nothing to fear. I am now grateful for the health I have now, and look forward to getting even more health. Great, great post, Steve. Couldn't have been more timely for me. I guess this is a form of level two gratitude as Steve had pointed out, and what I had been living for quite some time. I am grateful for everything I have experienced since my cancer, because I know that I could have been dead had I been around in a different time period and being alive, experiencing anything, even the worst of the worst, is certainly better than being dead. So, I take the good with the bad and am eternally grateful for it.