Great story, Peter. Congratulations on fighting your ass off and having the power of positive thinking, it will carry you to great lengths. Best of luck and I hope to run into you at Wrigley!
Great story, Peter. Congratulations on fighting your ass off and having the power of positive thinking, it will carry you to great lengths. Best of luck and I hope to run into you at Wrigley!
My wife is a survivor of breast cancer and there's not a day that goes by that I am not grateful for the support we received from strangers who know the long road. Our family and friends were a fantastic support, but the words of support from strangers who understand the battle was uplifting. Music is such a healer, and whilst I didn't have cancer, Pearl Jam's music helped me be strong and focus on being a rock for my wife.
Keep living life and enjoy Wrigley! I'll be listening from Australia
I'll ride the wave where it takes me
*BEC, Brisbane, March 1995
*BEC, Brisbane, March 1998
*BEC, Brisbane, November 2006
*QSAC, Brisbane November 2009
*EV Solo, QPAC, Brisbane March 10 and 12 2011
*Big Day Out, Gold Coast, 19 Jan 2014
*EV Solo, QPAC, Brisbane, 22,23 & 25 Feb 2014
My wife is a survivor of breast cancer and there's not a day that goes by that I am not grateful for the support we received from strangers who know the long road. Our family and friends were a fantastic support, but the words of support from strangers who understand the battle was uplifting. Music is such a healer, and whilst I didn't have cancer, Pearl Jam's music helped me be strong and focus on being a rock for my wife.
Keep living life and enjoy Wrigley! I'll be listening from Australia
Congratulations to your wife and to you! Thank you for the kind words! Prayers of continued good health for your family!
Peter, Thanks for eloquently sharing your story reminding us how important are hope and gratitude. Your abundant possession of both is inspiring. Looking forward to sharing the '18 Wrigley experience David
Great letter, man. Last night (before I saw your wonderful post here) I decided that I would type up and snail mail it to the band to let them know how big of a part they’ve played in my life, but especially in my new life with MS. Songs have new meaning and sometimes they’re the only thing that get me out of bed. So cheers to you in your fight. We all got your back.
Peter, Thanks for eloquently sharing your story reminding us how important are hope and gratitude. Your abundant possession of both is inspiring. Looking forward to sharing the '18 Wrigley experience David
Great letter, man. Last night (before I saw your wonderful post here) I decided that I would type up and snail mail it to the band to let them know how big of a part they’ve played in my life, but especially in my new life with MS. Songs have new meaning and sometimes they’re the only thing that get me out of bed. So cheers to you in your fight. We all got your back.
Sorry to hear of the MS diagnosis. Write the letter. I’ve found writing this post to be very cathartic. I’ll see you on the long road, friend.
Great letter, man. Last night (before I saw your wonderful post here) I decided that I would type up and snail mail it to the band to let them know how big of a part they’ve played in my life, but especially in my new life with MS. Songs have new meaning and sometimes they’re the only thing that get me out of bed. So cheers to you in your fight. We all got your back.
Sorry to hear of the MS diagnosis. Write the letter. I’ve found writing this post to be very cathartic. I’ll see you on the long road, friend.
Thanks man. I’ll absolutely write the letter. If you say it’s cathartic, then I’m going to do it. Best to you, man. Always keep us up to date with how you’re doing. Some of the most caring and wonderful people I’ve ever come across in life have been people from this board. Keep fighting the good fight. We’re all rooting for you.
Great letter, man. Last night (before I saw your wonderful post here) I decided that I would type up and snail mail it to the band to let them know how big of a part they’ve played in my life, but especially in my new life with MS. Songs have new meaning and sometimes they’re the only thing that get me out of bed. So cheers to you in your fight. We all got your back.
Sorry to hear of the MS diagnosis. Write the letter. I’ve found writing this post to be very cathartic. I’ll see you on the long road, friend.
Thanks man. I’ll absolutely write the letter. If you say it’s cathartic, then I’m going to do it. Best to you, man. Always keep us up to date with how you’re doing. Some of the most caring and wonderful people I’ve ever come across in life have been people from this board. Keep fighting the good fight. We’re all rooting for you.
Good! I will be sure to update. We are all rooting for you, too!
I have said it many times before, and will continue to say it. You are my hero. Your positivity and strength is amazing. I am so glad that I have been a part of your PJ experience. Have a great time in Wrigley, will be thinking of you in Seattle and Missoula!
I have said it many times before, and will continue to say it. You are my hero. Your positivity and strength is amazing. I am so glad that I have been a part of your PJ experience. Have a great time in Wrigley, will be thinking of you in Seattle and Missoula!
Best of luck my friend. You have faced adversity and fear head on and came out a winner. At some point in life everyone walks that long road. Your story should inspire everyone to keep walking and never give up. Enjoy the show this summer.
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My wife is a survivor of breast cancer and there's not a day that goes by that I am not grateful for the support we received from strangers who know the long road. Our family and friends were a fantastic support, but the words of support from strangers who understand the battle was uplifting. Music is such a healer, and whilst I didn't have cancer, Pearl Jam's music helped me be strong and focus on being a rock for my wife.
Keep living life and enjoy Wrigley! I'll be listening from Australia
*BEC, Brisbane, March 1995
*BEC, Brisbane, March 1998
*BEC, Brisbane, November 2006
*QSAC, Brisbane November 2009
*EV Solo, QPAC, Brisbane March 10 and 12 2011
*Big Day Out, Gold Coast, 19 Jan 2014
*EV Solo, QPAC, Brisbane, 22,23 & 25 Feb 2014
Thanks for eloquently sharing your story reminding us how important are hope and gratitude. Your abundant possession of both is inspiring.
Looking forward to sharing the '18 Wrigley experience
David
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