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Each of us reacts differently to individual
vlogs. Jonny Goldstein has made me laugh. A fellow who fell into a
lake with his cell phone on showed me how to dry it out in low heat and make my
cell phone work again after it had fallen off my belt into a toilet.
(great practical advice).
However, I must say that a young woman named Anne
Walk shared a very private and frightening day when she posted "Day of my
biopsy" http://8bitme.blogspot.com/2005/08/biopsy-day-arrives.html
It really broke new ground in many ways. I've never had a biopsy and
hopefully never will.
She apparently gets here results in a day or
two. She wants to videotape and vlog that fateful meeting. I hope
some members of this group will check out her vlog and send her messages of
appreciation and encouragement. By watching, you'll know what having a
biopsy is like (no fun and dreadful needles).
More importantly, you'll share a frightening and
special moment in another person's life. It really shows how vlogging can
be the means to share a dynamic, even frightening, experience. Let's take
the time to join her in this journey and to thank her for sharing it with
us.
Vloggers just don't get the support and feedback
they deserve. This a dramatic example of that. Be human.
Watch,. listen and then leave a comment.
The address again: http://8bitme.blogspot.com/2005/08/biopsy-day-arrives.html
Randolfe (Randy) Wicker
Videographer, Writer, Activist
Advisor: The Immortality Institute Hoboken, NJ
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