Make-A-Wish car

[1990_180sx]

I know this is kinda off-topic and all but i thought everyone should see this. It is a 1990 Integra that was made by make-a-wish and high tech collision for my friend melissa who just recently passed away from cancer. If you could all just take a few minutes out of your day to look at a honda that has a lot of meaning to me and my friends i would appreciate it. This car meant alot to her even though she never got to drive it and is dubbed "Barbie Pink".ebay item number 4551281445

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...81445
Modified by 1990_180sx at 7:17 AM 5/19/2005

[masticatingcow]

Sorry to hear about your friend. Bump for a good cause.

[AZhitman]

Ditto.

All our best to your friend's family...

[240DRFT]

the link doesnt seem to be working

[skylinedreams]

Sorry to here about your friend I had a friend who was diagnosed with cancer in 6th grade she luckly was able to fight it and shes still around today. and doing very well.

on another note I will say I kinda like the car and I know a few other people who would like it also.

[dft24ds]

I feel for you bro my cousin of the same age as I passed a few months back from that damned cancer that we all thought he overcame a few years back.

FYI:keemo (sp?) is a wast of time, money and wishes

[masticatingcow]

FYI:keemo (sp?) is a wast of time, money and wishes

I'm sorry to hear about what happened to your cousin. I work on an oncology ward in a hospital pretty regularly, and right now, I have a cousin battling leukemia. It's a brutal blood cancer... she's only sixteen... so I know what I'm talking about.

I don't know what your experience with chemotherapy was, but a lot of the time, chemo forces the disease into remission and the T cells that fight it are able to grow back faster than the cancerous cells. When this happens, barring a large scale infection or other problem that would compromise the immune system, the cancer is essentially cured.

Of course, cancer DOES take lives... and many people would argue that modern treatments only postpone the inevitable. The fact is, cancer lives inside all of us, and we are able to fight it on a day to day basis. Someday, things get out of whack... and MOST people can recover the first few and/or all times... and others just can't.

I'm sorry about your cousin, and I'm sorry about 1990_180sx's friend. But I'm also sorry for my cousin, and Greg's wife, and all those folks who are battling a very real, dangerous cancer each day. At least those who've passed away are at peace. For that reason, I am most sorry for those of us who get left behind to wonder why it happened.