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LOVE TO CATHY

Cathy Seipp’s daughter Maia is running her mother’s site while Cathy battles lung cancer. Cathy and Maia are two of the sweetest people I know. Love and best wishes to both of them.

UPDATE. RebeccaH: “Cathy Seipp is one of the few sensible voices coming out of La-La Land. God needs to keep her here a little while longer.” I wish He’d keep her here forever.

1. Aw, crap. Best wishes to both of them, indeed.

   Posted by Patton on 2006 12 12 at 03:31 AM • permalink



2. Motion seconded.

   Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2006 12 12 at 03:55 AM • permalink



3. Thirded.

   Posted by Jim Treacher on 2006 12 12 at 04:03 AM • permalink



4. Carn Cathy’s Immune System! Go Chemo Go!

   The odds are poor, but not quite zero, so let’s all send her best wishes and the strength to survive.

   She’s already in the top 2% - 98% don’t make it this far. Some who do get this far get spontaneous remission, their immune system eventually zaps the neoplasm.

   Miracles happen. I know, I’ve seen them. I hope she gets one.

   Posted by Zoe Brain on 2006 12 12 at 04:07 AM • permalink



5. I’ve read Maia’s blog before, and yes, she is a real sweetie. So is Cathy.

   Best wishes and God bless both of them.

   Posted by Nilknarf Arbed on 2006 12 12 at 05:14 AM • permalink



6. Best wishes and health to both of them in this hard time.

   Posted by rbresca on 2006 12 12 at 07:28 AM • permalink



7. I have long enjoyed Cathy’s blog; she is a woman of great insight and humor. God bless her and her daughter.

   Posted by paco on 2006 12 12 at 08:41 AM • permalink



8. ^what they’ve said.

   Posted by Mr. Bingley on 2006 12 12 at 09:02 AM • permalink



9. Best wishes, hopes and prayers to the entire Seipp family.

   Having had several in my family die of cancer, it is a terrible, terrible way to go. We are getting better at fighting this vile foe, not completely there yet, of course, but getting better.

   As Zoe Brain mentioned, let’s all hope and pray for a miracle.

   Posted by El Cid on 2006 12 12 at 09:26 AM • permalink



10. That sound slike a very rugged version of cancer, the absolute best wishes to Mrs Seipp.

    OT but I see Bill Roggio is going crook about Gareth Evans International Crisis Group Swiping his material on northern Pakistan.

    Posted by the nailgun on 2006 12 12 at 09:49 AM • permalink



11. Cathy Seipp is one of the few sensible voices coming out of La-La Land.  God needs to keep her here a little while longer.

    Posted by RebeccaH on 2006 12 12 at 09:56 AM • permalink



12. #11 Exactly. Cathy and Maia are real stars.

    Posted by JAFA on 2006 12 12 at 04:24 PM • permalink



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