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Seve Ballestreros has a brain tumour!, what a great golfer!!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sorry puddi -but what does the fact that he was such a great golfer have to with the fact he has a brain tumour?.
Its sad that someone who we dont know personally is ill but its even sadder when you watch one of your loved ones die before your eyes with the self same.
Fame doesnt bring health and wealth doesnt bring health and if you were ill he wouldnt be posting about you hun and im not being pedantic so dont have a go x
Its sad that someone who we dont know personally is ill but its even sadder when you watch one of your loved ones die before your eyes with the self same.
Fame doesnt bring health and wealth doesnt bring health and if you were ill he wouldnt be posting about you hun and im not being pedantic so dont have a go x
I know you havent puddi -you asked a question and I gave an answer.
I just didnt see the connection between him being a great golfer and having a brain tumour -its sad as a person he has a brain tumour but not as a great golfer thats all.
Im sure -the age he is and the obvious good health I would expect him to be in that they should be able to help on his way to a ful recovery- for him and his family's sake..
I just didnt see the connection between him being a great golfer and having a brain tumour -its sad as a person he has a brain tumour but not as a great golfer thats all.
Im sure -the age he is and the obvious good health I would expect him to be in that they should be able to help on his way to a ful recovery- for him and his family's sake..
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Sorry to hear that Steve.
As thumbalina said though, often, brain tumours are operable on, and a person can survive and lead a full life just as before.
Then there are other scenarios - as dris's described. Rather than make jokes about these things, it's better to look after our loved ones, because we never know what tomorrow may bring.
As thumbalina said though, often, brain tumours are operable on, and a person can survive and lead a full life just as before.
Then there are other scenarios - as dris's described. Rather than make jokes about these things, it's better to look after our loved ones, because we never know what tomorrow may bring.