A very sad day for the cricketing community
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A very sad day for the cricketing community
http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=8586397
Just seen the news
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..... and very concerning for those of us who are older! If a fit, athletic type like Tony can suddenly develop cancer and die so quickly it tends to put the wind up those of us who haven't ever been fit to that extent.
Had a friend aged 50 do that a year or two ago - it can be very speedy. I think there is a message in there that we need to make the most of life while we have it.
"If you want to be a better photographer, stand in front of more interesting stuff.” — Jim Richardson
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Bob, I wasn't the cancer that got him, he had a heart attack today
On the television news tonight they said that he contracted lung cancer in October and it was that which killed him. I guess at the end of the day it makes little difference, but we might both be right if the lung cancer caused a heart attack. There was a very interesting chart in this morning's Age which showed the causes of death for 2010 in Australia - scary stuff when you're past 60.Originally Posted by MarkChap
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