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	<title>Comments on: Barnes Hosts Fundraiser for Former Storm Practice Player</title>
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		<title>By: David Martin</title>
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		<dc:creator>David Martin</dc:creator>
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		<description>All of my best to Andrew Moritz and his family as he battles cancer. Stay mentally strong, no matter the diagnoses, Andrew. Your mental toughness is what gets you past the feeling of hopelessness. My wife battled cervicle cancer in 2001 and then the very rare Angio-Sarcoma in 2009. She&#039;s currently two years cancer free from Angio-Sarcoma and 10-years cancer free from cervicle cancer. She has battled, while wanting to give up, but always perservered, even when the diagnoses was bad. You can do it through positive thought. Maybe it kicks in your imune system, or something, but positive thinking does work. We&#039;re praying for you. 

David and Margita Martin-Pirmasens, Germany
Franklin Class of 1980
University of Washington Class of 2007</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>All of my best to Andrew Moritz and his family as he battles cancer. Stay mentally strong, no matter the diagnoses, Andrew. Your mental toughness is what gets you past the feeling of hopelessness. My wife battled cervicle cancer in 2001 and then the very rare Angio-Sarcoma in 2009. She&#8217;s currently two years cancer free from Angio-Sarcoma and 10-years cancer free from cervicle cancer. She has battled, while wanting to give up, but always perservered, even when the diagnoses was bad. You can do it through positive thought. Maybe it kicks in your imune system, or something, but positive thinking does work. We&#8217;re praying for you. </p>
<p>David and Margita Martin-Pirmasens, Germany<br />
Franklin Class of 1980<br />
University of Washington Class of 2007</p>
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