My laptop signed me in MSN/Live Messenger
and I saw this atrocious article be featured on MSN Today.
It's atrocious in its content, not that it was badly written.
I feel so...angry and disgusted and repulsed. Cancer is real. Cancer is scary. Cancer can cause deaths, people. Stupid, insensitive, selfish moronic people who do these sorts of things makes me want to...to hurt them... A lot.
Husband: Wife faked cancer for gifts
Tricked: Husband says wife faked cancer for free goodies
Dream wedding, honeymoon donated to woman who said she had mere months to live
TODAY staff
updated 9/7/2010 7:22:38 PM ET
Residents of the city of Newburgh, N.Y., are feeling angered - and saddened - over news that they may have fallen for the worst kind of hoax.
Back in April, the local paper ran a story about Jessica Vega, a bride-to-be in her early 20s who had less than a year to live. She said she had acute myeloid leukemia, and she wanted to marry her fiancé before she had to say goodbye to him and their 11-month-old baby girl.
Her story generated an outpouring of sympathy and support from big-hearted locals. They donated a wedding dress, wedding rings, wedding flowers, wedding photos, hair-styling and makeup for the entire bridal party, and a honeymoon in Aruba.
But over Labor Day weekend, those same locals were stunned to learn they may have been tricked. In an article in the Times Herald-Record - the same paper that ran the original piece about Vega - her husband Michael O’Connell alleged that Vega’s cancer diagnosis had been faked.
I feel sickened now, so sickened...
It's atrocious in its content, not that it was badly written.
I feel so...angry and disgusted and repulsed. Cancer is real. Cancer is scary. Cancer can cause deaths, people. Stupid, insensitive, selfish moronic people who do these sorts of things makes me want to...to hurt them... A lot.
Husband: Wife faked cancer for gifts
Tricked: Husband says wife faked cancer for free goodies
Dream wedding, honeymoon donated to woman who said she had mere months to live
TODAY staff
updated 9/7/2010 7:22:38 PM ET
Residents of the city of Newburgh, N.Y., are feeling angered - and saddened - over news that they may have fallen for the worst kind of hoax.
Back in April, the local paper ran a story about Jessica Vega, a bride-to-be in her early 20s who had less than a year to live. She said she had acute myeloid leukemia, and she wanted to marry her fiancé before she had to say goodbye to him and their 11-month-old baby girl.
Her story generated an outpouring of sympathy and support from big-hearted locals. They donated a wedding dress, wedding rings, wedding flowers, wedding photos, hair-styling and makeup for the entire bridal party, and a honeymoon in Aruba.
But over Labor Day weekend, those same locals were stunned to learn they may have been tricked. In an article in the Times Herald-Record - the same paper that ran the original piece about Vega - her husband Michael O’Connell alleged that Vega’s cancer diagnosis had been faked.
I feel sickened now, so sickened...