" Out Of Bounds"
It is with very deep sadness
that I come to you with the news that my co host of the last four years
has passed away unexpectedly.
His name is Lou Buratti and he has done more for the hepatitis c community than most ever think of doing.
He will be missed by thousands of people that we have helped over the years.
We both defeated the hep c virus and were a very positive force in the hep c community. This loss of life as we know is temporary as we will meet again in heaven at a later time.
Lou Buratti was a very intelligent and caring man, and absolutely the most wonderful person I have ever been blessed knowing.
I will continue our dream of loving and supporting anyone going through the journey of treatments and making sure that quality of life is the best it can be for you the hep c sufferer.
His life will always be remembered and cherished because he was one in ten million, and he gave everything he could to helping others.
He is now a legend and I will carry his torch for him for the rest of of the way.
His "LIGHT" sparked the chain reaction in the awareness and advocacy world, just by the way he chose to present it.
We believe in freedom of speech, and when you go to one of our chat rooms there are no little old ladies in there that will wash your mouth out for saying shit, we are the real deal, the real people that have been affected by hep c and we give ourselves to you as humble servants when it comes to helping you cope with a positive and direct approach to your illness.
We saddle up and ride with you in the battle for your life.
You choose your own style of handling your illness and if you want to hitch your wagon to shining stars, you know where to find us.
http://hepcoutofbounds
that I come to you with the news that my co host of the last four years
has passed away unexpectedly.
His name is Lou Buratti and he has done more for the hepatitis c community than most ever think of doing.
He will be missed by thousands of people that we have helped over the years.
We both defeated the hep c virus and were a very positive force in the hep c community. This loss of life as we know is temporary as we will meet again in heaven at a later time.
Lou Buratti was a very intelligent and caring man, and absolutely the most wonderful person I have ever been blessed knowing.
I will continue our dream of loving and supporting anyone going through the journey of treatments and making sure that quality of life is the best it can be for you the hep c sufferer.
His life will always be remembered and cherished because he was one in ten million, and he gave everything he could to helping others.
He is now a legend and I will carry his torch for him for the rest of of the way.
His "LIGHT" sparked the chain reaction in the awareness and advocacy world, just by the way he chose to present it.
We believe in freedom of speech, and when you go to one of our chat rooms there are no little old ladies in there that will wash your mouth out for saying shit, we are the real deal, the real people that have been affected by hep c and we give ourselves to you as humble servants when it comes to helping you cope with a positive and direct approach to your illness.
We saddle up and ride with you in the battle for your life.
You choose your own style of handling your illness and if you want to hitch your wagon to shining stars, you know where to find us.
http://hepcoutofbounds
