As a retired Toronto Police Officer and Prostate Cancer Survivor, I understand exactly where you’re coming from, both with the important issues of Surviving Cancer and the less important concerns of the mob known as BLM. I followed, Listened & Read your published articles when you were with CFRB, totally enjoyed your thoughts and outlooks and applauded the Stand You took on so many topics! I wish you Well, continued success and most importantly, Good Health, as you traverse this road called Life!
First, I am glad you're ok, both physically and spiritually. Second, I wish there were more people like you who actually respect other people's opinions and is willing to debate different view points in a civil fashion. Keep up the good work.
My sincere best wishes to you Jamil. I have received radiation and chemotherapy for two different cancers but nothing as severe as your cancer and not at a young age like you. At 30, I can only imagine how devastating the diagnosis must have been.
Thank you! I had lymphoma at 20 and it was a little too early for me to wrap my head around it in any constructive way. But this piece is really inspiring- I would love to use my confrontation with death to be be better at doing what needs to be done in the world. Godspeed!!
As a retired Toronto Police Officer and Prostate Cancer Survivor, I understand exactly where you’re coming from, both with the important issues of Surviving Cancer and the less important concerns of the mob known as BLM. I followed, Listened & Read your published articles when you were with CFRB, totally enjoyed your thoughts and outlooks and applauded the Stand You took on so many topics! I wish you Well, continued success and most importantly, Good Health, as you traverse this road called Life!
Terrific, honest piece, Jamil. I hope your chosen epitaph isn't written for a long time. Keep writing, continue standing up for what you believe.
Words can’t express how this made me feel. Wishing nothing but the best for you, thanks for sharing such a personal experience.
To know one's self is a gift you give yourself, and it never comes wrapped in fancy paper with a big red ribbon. Glad you are here to tell this story.
First, I am glad you're ok, both physically and spiritually. Second, I wish there were more people like you who actually respect other people's opinions and is willing to debate different view points in a civil fashion. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful! We need a movement of god to save this country and you are at the forefront
My sincere best wishes to you Jamil. I have received radiation and chemotherapy for two different cancers but nothing as severe as your cancer and not at a young age like you. At 30, I can only imagine how devastating the diagnosis must have been.
Thank-you for sharing. I pray God's continued strength and blessing on you!!
Thank you! I had lymphoma at 20 and it was a little too early for me to wrap my head around it in any constructive way. But this piece is really inspiring- I would love to use my confrontation with death to be be better at doing what needs to be done in the world. Godspeed!!
Great, inspiring article! Thank you for sharing your story. Stay healthy!
God bless you, Jamil.
Thank you for writing this article . I cannot phantom or grasp the emotions you felt writing this article .
Amen! When you've got nothing left to lose, all fear is gone. It's an amazing feeling. Praise God for healing you in both body and soul.
Thank you!