CONCERT - Sisters of Mercy and Lachlan Smith
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After a diagnosis of an aggressive brain tumor, Lachlan Smith (usekh) has been given a limited amount of time left, somewhere between twelve and twenty four months. Lachlan is a good friend of mine, and godfather to Tegan, my daughter. The Sisters of Mercy are coming to Australia and are playing a session in Melbourne on Tuesday, the 28th ( Read more... )
After a diagnosis of an aggressive brain tumor, Lachlan Smith (usekh) has been given a limited amount of time left, somewhere between twelve and twenty four months. Lachlan is a good friend of mine, and godfather to Tegan, my daughter. The Sisters of Mercy are coming to Australia and are playing a session in Melbourne on Tuesday, the 28th ( Read more... )
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I didn't make the connection between your prior entry, and the LJ post by another Australian mutual friend of ours until now. I'm very sorry to hear.
(Our mutual friend locked his entry, while yours is public, hence my being oblique about his identity.)
Our mutual friend is already looking into this, but I had written in his journal about the possibility of a tele-consult/electronic second opinion by the Oncology Branch here at the NIH, if Lachlan has a US Citizenship connection (the NIH will do, and I myself have personally been involved with, electronic consultations for anyone who is, or has a connection to, a US Citizen).
Alternatively, I've taken care of international referrals from all over the world here at Johns Hopkins, and I could help with a second opinion process here, too.
If you think I can help, don't hesitate to contact me. And *hug*.
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Thankyou so much.
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One of the impressive things about Lachlan is that he's developed a knack for collecting awesome people over the years as friends. My gut tells me many of them will be there on the night. :)
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