Is Aretha Franklin for real?????
on 3/5/11 10:54 pm - IL
That's my .02
That's my .02
Hear hear!
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I italicized and made bold the parts of your original post that IMHO are judgemental...you may not have intended to judge her, but that is how it came across...
If she has pancreatic cancer her chances for survival are close to zero. :o(
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OK-let me just state that Aretha Franklin is my absolute favorite singer.
1. Aretha Franklin
2. Natolie Cole
3. Pattie LaBelle
I am relatively young but have always loved her. I was so disappointed to hear her explaination for her 85 lb. weight loss in 4 months. She allegidly decided to eat healthier and started walking the track. If you watched the Grammy's you saw her transformation. I don't have as much to lose as she has and I am not as old as she is---why can't I get her resolve and lose 85 lbs. in 4 months? Why does this smell like Star Jones-she told a similar lie? I am disappointed, I would have had more respect if she had came clean. There are many people her age, race and size who think they have no options. She could have been an inspiration to them. Instead for whatever reason she chooses to put on this facade. Maybe she is telling truth, I hope so. I wish her well and hope she keeps on with her "Natural Woman Self."
Her job in life is not to be an inspiration to fat folks. Assuming she had surgery she is no different from the majority of people who don't want to tell people.
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You are correct if it is pancreatic cancer, it is so agressive there is little chance of survival. I know because my father-in-law became ill on July 21, 2003 and was released from the hospital after they diagnosed him with pancreatic cancer on August 1, 2003. The doctor told us to make him comfortable and he had 6 months at best. He passed on December 16,2006. From my personal experience I don't feel it is pancreatic cancer. As far as her job to inspire fat folks-no it is not. Just observing and feel that through my own experience I have learned quite a lot on this journey. Just thought she could grab a demographic that may not have benefitted from WLS ----African Americans, older people etc....... I was not looking for a fight. I have been on the other forums and on the other forums you can post a provocative post and not get beaten up for it.