My friend John Mullin is battling pancreatic cancer. Many of you know him from his excellent work covering the
#Bears
over the years. He has put out a video series in the hopes of helping others. Please check out the videos and pass them on.
From a column I wrote about Jake Peavy's zeal for his
#WhiteSox
teammates in 2013: "You can tell a phony by the way his enthusiasm dims when the camera lights shut off. The rah-rah guy suddenly loses his voice. The affliction is called Nick Swisher-itis.''
This is the worst traffic Iโve ever seen for a
#Bears
game. Iโm a half mile from Soldier Field, and if I get there for kickoff, Iโll be amazed. Oh, and I left 3 hours before game time.
It helps to laugh. I had the same cancer Eddie has. The laughing started when the doc mentioned the name of the chemo drug I'd be subjected to: 5-FU. I said, "5-FU? Nobody could think of another name?'' The good news: That was 11 yrs ago and I'm still laughing
@Edzo16
#Blackhawks
Let's not freak out every time a celebrity or famous athlete tests positive for COVID-19. It's going to happen, just like it's going to happen that people, superstars or otherwise, will get the flu. It doesn't mean that these are the End Times, OK?