Damn Chris Mortenson has

[57stratdawg]

Stage 4 throat cancer. Leaving ESPN to fight it.

 

[Rayburn8]

That sucks.

Will have him in my prayers. He is one of the best without a doubt. Always clear and gives great information.

 

[xxxWalkTheDawg]

Damn. What is it with all of this celebrity cancer all the sudden?

 

[Dawg1976]

I hate to read that. Stage 4 is not good at all.

 

[leeinator]

Eliminate these 3 historic diseases and................

....our economy will boom like never before in history. We are getting closer, but not quite there yet....

Cancer
Alzheimers
Diabetes

Prayers to Chris. Hope he can recover.

 

[ShrubDog]

I wish the best for Chris.

How would this be a boost to the economy while big pharma thrives on sickness?

They could cure cancer to some extent if they really wanted to. CBD's and delta-9-THC have been proven to attack cancer cells but they ignore these types of results.

 

[thatsbaseball]

Good grief....another one

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Dan Haggerty, best known for his role in "The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams," died Friday morning, his close friend and manager told FOX411. He was 74.
The '70s star died of cancer surrounded by his kids, his manager told us. Haggerty had been battling cancer.
"He had cancer and had been fighting... and he had a great Thanksgiving and a great Christmas, and he died with his kids around him and people who love him," his manager, Terry Bomar, said.
Bomar added he spoke to the star yesterday on the phone.
"He had fought a long hard battle with cancer of the spine that was discovered in August of this year," he stated. "He would light up any room he entered. He loved life, loved his family, loved his friends and fans. The last words I heard him say were 'I love you.'"

 

[patdog]

A pharmaceutical company that developed a drug to cure cancer would get rich beyond even their wildest dreams. It's not like selling cancer drugs is a long-term proposition for any one customer whether that customer ultimately lives or dies. And you can bet they'd be able to charge more for the drugs that are more effective in curing cancer.

 

[amcdan2000]

Prayers. We all seem to get older and face mortality.

 

[57stratdawg]

Curing patients is bad for business.

 

[GloryDawg]

Damn. What is it with all of this celebrity cancer all the sudden?

I know a lot of people who has had and has died of cancer many of them family. Why does everyone act surprise when someone famous gets cancer. It isn't like they are immortal.

 

[ShrubDog]

A pharmaceutical company that developed a drug to cure cancer would get rich beyond even their wildest dreams. It's not like selling cancer drugs is a long-term proposition for any one customer whether that customer ultimately lives or dies. And you can bet they'd be able to charge more for the drugs that are more effective in curing cancer.

They are already rich beyond belief. With sick people the yearly annuity streams would out weigh one cure all. I think chemo and radiation makes them enough money. Oh lets not forget about pre and post doctor visits. Wait then you have medical equipment and devices.

Curing cancer could lead to longer lives and put more stress on medicare and social security.

If everything used to treat a sick person was done away with and they could take a magic vaccine, the economy would not get a boost.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

Yeah I bet that's exactly what's happening and they put fluoride in water to slowly poison us and airplanes spray chemtrails in the sky to control the population. **