The Richmond Review is a free of charge publication to every household in Richmond City. Usually, it's delivered to your door front. It comes with a lot of advertisement, sale and discount coupons. This morning at about 9:00am, when I opened the door and to pick up today's issue, I am so delighted to find the covering article "Facing Death, Matthew finds peace!" and the photo next to it, two thumbs up with the blue colored "Life-O-Life" T-shirt. (*I used to wear XL size, and now even with a M size I find it roomy! Hahahah!) Considering that the interview was only done this Tuesday, i.e. two days ago, with all the writing, editing and publishing tasks, having this article in my hands 9:00am this morning is like an impossible task, and yet made possible! Unbelievable efficiency!
Mr Matthew Hoekstra has done an excellent job in summarizing our dialogue and the key messages are carried very well. Ms Jennifer Gauthier's photos (the one on front page and another one on Page 3) are so beautiful. Thank you Matthew! Thank you Jennifer! And thank you for all the beautiful people/staff in Richmond Review to make this happen!
The objectives of this Blogger remains the same: To encourage open discussion on the end-of-life stage, and even better to enjoy the death and dying process. And to make friend with Cancer, to understand him/her, to live with him/her and to treat him/her well!
Being the readers of this Blogger, please participate in help promoting these ideas to those you may think appropriate and may be benefited from it. No matter how little step we take, it's done for the betterment of the community!
Again, thank you for providing me with all these positive energies and make my new voyage such an enjoyment! Thank you and let's continuous to work in this direction and make this community a better place to live in.
