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April 5 2012
Hello World!
Skin cancer?! That's impossible. I'm immortal at least that's how I feel. However reality would strongly suggest otherwise. My list of afflictions are Hoshimoto's disease, glaucoma, nd now cancer, not to leave out a receding hair line. Which is worse? But agian, I repeat, I feel immortal in spite of my afflictons.
It was a surreal moment when the doctor made his dire pronouncement. I thought, have I been betrayed by my years of surfing and volleyball playing under the radiant sun? I suppose nothing comes without a price. So I sat and listened to the physician as he explained the procedures that would follow. I didn't weep or cry out why. I sort of smiled, rather perversely, confident in the knowledge that oGod would handle it. Either he would heal me or he would provide skilled prison medical professionals to properly treat me. Ha! Now that would be a miracle.
So - a I immortal? No. Not in the flesh, but I am a Christian who perseveres to the end, my spirit will reside with our Father in his Kingdom forever. That makes m immortal. In the meantime I will cherish each day, even residing within these uncaring prison walls, because the walls form an enclosure that has filled with the love and support of friends, family, and Christ. Can any mman ask for more? Yes. A full head of hair. Ha Ha Ha
Thanks for checking in on me.
Cordially
Gregory Barnes Watson
D-67547 C-14-104-U
PO Box 409060
Ione CA 95640
Novel: A Thundering Wind (Amazon.com)
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