Comments on: CD Review: N.E.D., “No Evidence of Disease” http://popdose.com/cd-review-n-e-d-no-evidence-of-disease/ your daily dose of pop culture Thu, 24 May 2012 19:46:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: nathan_azhttp://popdose.com/cd-review-n-e-d-no-evidence-of-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-52043 nathan_az Sat, 17 Oct 2009 03:48:57 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=31988#comment-52043 I don't care for this music, but I think it's unfair to state that "women's conditions" have been trivialized. My dad succumbed to renal cell carcinoma over ten years ago. He made to his fifties, although he never saw any of his grandkids. His mother (my grandmother) didn't even live long enough to see any of her 7 kids graduate from college. Some varieties of cancer are more (immediately) terminal than others, but it's all cancer. <br><br>I don't believe anyone intentionally trivializes any form of cancer. I do believe people want to "make a difference" when possible. <br><br>I am all for basic medical research and access to adequate health insurance for all. I want to see my 2- and 5-yr. old boys grow up. <br><br>Maybe I could buy a LIVESTRONG bracelet? <br><br>This is not a male/female thing. I don't care for this music, but I think it's unfair to state that “women's conditions” have been trivialized. My dad succumbed to renal cell carcinoma over ten years ago. He made to his fifties, although he never saw any of his grandkids. His mother (my grandmother) didn't even live long enough to see any of her 7 kids graduate from college. Some varieties of cancer are more (immediately) terminal than others, but it's all cancer.

I don't believe anyone intentionally trivializes any form of cancer. I do believe people want to “make a difference” when possible.

I am all for basic medical research and access to adequate health insurance for all. I want to see my 2- and 5-yr. old boys grow up.

Maybe I could buy a LIVESTRONG bracelet?

This is not a male/female thing.

]]> By: nathan_azhttp://popdose.com/cd-review-n-e-d-no-evidence-of-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-41149 nathan_az Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:48:57 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=31988#comment-41149 I don't care for this music, but I think it's unfair to state that "women's conditions" have been trivialized. My dad succumbed to renal cell carcinoma over ten years ago. He made to his fifties, although he never saw any of his grandkids. His mother (my grandmother) didn't even live long enough to see any of her 7 kids graduate from college. Some varieties of cancer are more (immediately) terminal than others, but it's all cancer. <br><br>I don't believe anyone intentionally trivializes any form of cancer. I do believe people want to "make a difference" when possible. <br><br>I am all for basic medical research and access to adequate health insurance for all. I want to see my 2- and 5-yr. old boys grow up. <br><br>Maybe I could buy a LIVESTRONG bracelet? <br><br>This is not a male/female thing. I don't care for this music, but I think it's unfair to state that “women's conditions” have been trivialized. My dad succumbed to renal cell carcinoma over ten years ago. He made to his fifties, although he never saw any of his grandkids. His mother (my grandmother) didn't even live long enough to see any of her 7 kids graduate from college. Some varieties of cancer are more (immediately) terminal than others, but it's all cancer.

I don't believe anyone intentionally trivializes any form of cancer. I do believe people want to “make a difference” when possible.

I am all for basic medical research and access to adequate health insurance for all. I want to see my 2- and 5-yr. old boys grow up.

Maybe I could buy a LIVESTRONG bracelet?

This is not a male/female thing.

]]> By: nathan_azhttp://popdose.com/cd-review-n-e-d-no-evidence-of-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-38717 nathan_az Fri, 16 Oct 2009 22:48:57 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=31988#comment-38717 I don't care for this music, but I think it's unfair to state that "women's conditions" have been trivialized. My dad succumbed to renal cell carcinoma over ten years ago. He made to his fifties, although he never saw any of his grandkids. His mother (my grandmother) didn't even live long enough to see any of her 7 kids graduate from college. Some varieties of cancer are more (immediately) terminal than others, but it's all cancer. <br><br>I don't believe anyone intentionally trivializes any form of cancer. I do believe people want to "make a difference" when possible. <br><br>I am all for basic medical research and access to adequate health insurance for all. I want to see my 2- and 5-yr. old boys grow up. <br><br>Maybe I could buy a LIVESTRONG bracelet? <br><br>This is not a male/female thing. I don't care for this music, but I think it's unfair to state that “women's conditions” have been trivialized. My dad succumbed to renal cell carcinoma over ten years ago. He made to his fifties, although he never saw any of his grandkids. His mother (my grandmother) didn't even live long enough to see any of her 7 kids graduate from college. Some varieties of cancer are more (immediately) terminal than others, but it's all cancer.

I don't believe anyone intentionally trivializes any form of cancer. I do believe people want to “make a difference” when possible.

I am all for basic medical research and access to adequate health insurance for all. I want to see my 2- and 5-yr. old boys grow up.

Maybe I could buy a LIVESTRONG bracelet?

This is not a male/female thing.

]]> By: Jayhttp://popdose.com/cd-review-n-e-d-no-evidence-of-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-38684 Jay Fri, 16 Oct 2009 12:41:28 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=31988#comment-38684 Great Track!<br><br>Ever heard of Blalocks IRP?<br>Its an monthly indie/rock playlist, a great way to discover new music.<br><br>Sign up to the discussion forums here – <a href="http://blalocksirp.com/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=registers&Itemid=&referrer=4AAFF1CC752AE" rel="nofollow">http://blalocksirp.com/index.php?option=com_com...</a> Great Track!

Ever heard of Blalocks IRP?
Its an monthly indie/rock playlist, a great way to discover new music.

Sign up to the discussion forums here – http://blalocksirp.com/index.php?option=com_com…

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