Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 I knew I should have followed my own rules about not passing on these "great" messages. Still, even if the facts are not true, it does give one pause for thought - which I suppose most of us have already thought much about, why aren't the doctors trying more with food? Here's what my friend wrote: Actually, as I have learned since I sent the poem out, not only did the little girl not die, she never even lived. The poem was not written by her, but by a psychiatrist named Weatherford. His website, which contains more of his poetry and prose writings, is at http://www.davidlweatherford.com/ . Sounds like a lovely, sensitive man Klara here: I'm not sure I totally agree with last statement of how sensitive this is, or why would he be trying to fool people on the net???? Or maybe I'm just judging too harshly, maybe someone else passed on the poem as if it were written by a teenager with cancer - too much of this computer life can cause confusion!!! Again, sorry everyone. Klara All-new Yahoo! Mail - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Quote
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