danmann

I've heard of Dr. Keith, before the stickers, and I wish him the best. Especially for his children's sake. The point is, it takes a special kind of narcissism to feel that because you and your family & friends are going with the sickness or death of a loved one, something everyone who has ever lived goes through, that somehow your case is different or more important, and therefore deserves a sticker campaign on cars. Everyone reading this knows someone with cancer, it's an unfortunate truth. It's like the whole "JM Forever" and "No.31 Always" sticker campaigns we've all seen. These were 2 GREAT guys, the world is worse off because they are gone, but they were no better than any of the loved ones we lose every day, not in the slightest. Most people grieve and get on with life, that’s really all you can do. It’s only the most arrogant type of people that feel that in THEIR case, stickers must be printed because THEIR loved one was/is just so much better than everyone else.