6/25/2009 1:18:04 PM #

You are so right, Suzanne! She did give it a great fight, though...just as you are doing with your message! Thank you!

Kathleen Ellis

6/25/2009 1:55:06 PM #

Suzanne why did she choose this treatment with what is known about our hormones.Do you think that they even checked them.Why did they not try Bio-identical.You inspire me Suzanne .Without your knowledge and the journey you have gone through to get the word out about the way nature works where would I be today.Like you I have now become passionate about this.I am writing a memoir and my first dedication is to you.You have truely changed my life for the better.Although trying to get others on board has been a challenge in itself.I wrote Farrahs doctor at the Los Angeles Clinic but never heard anything back.Im having a hard time today not blogging about this,It is a sin that she is gone.Im in shock but not.In shock shes gone but knew this treatment was not the best for her.Love you Suzanne keep up the great work you do.Love Angela

Angela

6/25/2009 4:36:05 PM #

Dearest Suzanne,

The world grew up watching the both of you-At least my house did..We grew up laughing ,loving all your's and Farrah's show's!! Can you please send me the link to purchase your Sunshine vitamin D drink..I sure can use it-(exspecially now-good god!!) Thank you for all your inspiration and I'm so sorry for your loss-she's in such a better place she now is our real "ANGEL"-

Brandi Van Roekel
braleevr5@comcast.net

Brandi Van Roekel

6/25/2009 5:40:15 PM #

I will remember Farrah as an attractive and charming woman who lived courageously. We have an opportunity to review her documentary over and over when we slip from the path of level one Somer Sizing.

The contribution Suzanne gives to the world of wellness is measured by those of us who live or now live a cancer free life. Farrah's unprecedented documentary peels back the very personal veil surrounding the fatal journey of cancer, radiation, chemotherapy to death.

Thank you Farrah for allowing us so personal a view and thank you Suzanne for being one of the greatest role models inside Youngevity. Suzanne your approach to food combining will save the lives of countless people.

Peace be with you,
Michael S. Rothberg HealthGuru.Me

Michael Rothberg a/k/a HealthGuru

6/26/2009 9:13:44 AM #

She died way too soon and my heart is deeply saddened. She was an incredible woman and it is a loss to all of us. My heart goes out to Ryan O'Neal and her beloved son Redmond.

I would encourage the readings of Dr. Otto Warburg. This quote is taken from his book called, "Death by Diet" by Robert R. Barefoot.

"Dr. Otto Warburg was a two time winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, in 1931 and 1944. He proved that anaerobism, the lack of oxygen, was the cause of cancer, and in 1966 when he was the Director of the Max Planck Institute for Cell Physiology in Berlin, he presented a paper to the Nobel Laureates at Lindau, Germany entitled, "The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer". Dr. Warburg stated, "There is no disease whose prime cause is better known, so that today ignorance (by the medical establishment) is no longer an excuse that one cannot do more about the prevention of cancer".

But how long prevention will be avoided depends on how long the prophets of agnositicism (the belief that nothing is known) will succeed in inhibiting the application of scientific knowledge in the field of cancer.

Dr. Warburg said, "In the meantime, millions of men and women must die of cancer unnecessarily. How many more must needlessly die?"

Thank you Ms. Somers for your tireless work to help educate America!

Shoshi

Shoshi

6/27/2009 12:44:15 AM #

Dear Suzanne -

Thank you for your beautifully written blog about Farrah. I'm incredibally sad that she is gone and so sad for her family. The world has lost an chmpion of women and all those who were in need. She will always be remembered by myself and the many who loved and admired her! Thanks again Suzanne - I really admire and appreciate you and all that you do!

Linda

6/27/2009 9:08:42 PM #

So beautifully said Suzanne...Loved her (and you, of course) as a little girl! I know you were in the Liberian Girl MJ video and was wondering how his passing impacted you, oddly, on the same day as FF...God bless both of their beautiful souls.

Mr. and Mrs. C

6/29/2009 2:22:19 PM #

Thank you Suzanne for remembering Farrah so beautifully.

And thank you for everything you do for all of us, so that one day, a death from cancer will become a thing of the past. What a blessing you are!!

A reader above, Angela, brought up BHRT in regard to Farrah. Did she use them? And what forward-thinking procedures, if any, did she use? Was her death brought on by too much chemo in the same way they destroyed Tammi Faye?

Just curious about your "expert" opinion!!

Thanks Suzanne!!

Susan

6/30/2009 6:51:20 PM #

Farrah was a gentle woman. As is the case with everyone,there is more than meets the eye. Farrah was a kind daughter, mother, friend and mate. Here's to her love of life and to her positive outlook on life. Now, it is up to each of us to Get Well and to Stay Well. Thank you, Suzanne, for bringing your wellness products to Youngevity for all to share. I enjoyed meeting you at the Youngevity convention in Las Vegas. Farrah would have been proud of all you have accomplished!

Barbara Lukehart

6/30/2009 9:39:41 PM #

Suzanne, were you and Alan able to attend the funeral today? I'll say a little prayer for Farrah myself. What a shame, my sympathies to Ryan and Redmond O'Neil. Ryan O'Neil looked very handsome, I'm sure Farrah was smiling from heaven. Shame she couldn't be there to see it.

The Houston Chronicle showed a picture of the funeral program, and a gorgeous picture of Farrah was on the front. I hope if someone has a funeral for me, they use a picture that looks like that, not the worst one they can find. Then again, photographers don't take pictures of all of us like that, but I have a few really good ones.

I also heard you on Dr. Hotze several months ago, and a comment about a man you know who takes Lipitor, is diabetic, and said he goes to "the best doctors." Wouldn't you think that celebrities who have "the best doctors" wouldn't be dying off like this? First, Farrah, then MJ, then Billy Mays. What's up with that? If celebrities really have "the best doctors," then why aren't their patients living longer and not dropping dead? Thank heavens you found all this out. Just a thought.

Thanks for the tribute as well as the work you do.

Amy

Amy in Houston

7/1/2009 1:00:13 PM #

My heart was broken when she passed. I remember when we first learned of her cancer and everyone's thought was "Oh no, not Farrah." And now she has crossed over and her pain and sickness is done.

She was an underated actress and a fine human being. God speed Farrah.

Patsy

7/14/2009 5:57:10 PM #

what are your thoughts on Michael Jackson's passing the same day? i saw you in his ''Liberian Girl'' music video holding little Bubbles no less. im a big fan of both of you, God bless.

Mari

7/18/2009 11:10:16 AM #

Yeah, I wondered what you think about MJ. Did you ever meet him? I love him and he was a definate part of my youth. Sad how the "normal ppl" reject ppl they do not understand.

Terri

7/20/2009 8:36:16 PM #

You are right Suzanne, Farah Fawcett will certainly going to be missed. She is really a beautiful and nice woman. I too love her golden hair and slim figure.

cancer treatment

7/28/2009 6:26:33 AM #

I may have not known Farrah Fawcett as deeply as others do, but I do admire her bravery in facing difficult times of her life. I also admire the love between her and her husband, I pity her husband for losing the love of his life.

mahal28

7/31/2009 7:17:18 AM #

Thanks for this thoughtful blog. Brings tears to my eyes even a month after her passing. She is missed!

Jacqueline

8/17/2009 11:03:12 AM #

Farrah's death was certainly a tragedy...though it's something we can all learn from. There are many preventative approaches one can take to avoid many of the cancers out there.

This video from the Vitamin Junkies nicely explains the best cancer fighting foods out there:

http://www.healthiertalk.com/top-anti-cancer-foods

Julie

9/30/2009 9:25:23 AM #

Farah Fawcett will be missed greatly, she never gave up her fighting her cancer, my thoughts are with those she has left behind, R.I.P Farah...

Helen

10/20/2009 10:55:56 AM #

Dear Suzanne,
I saw your interview with Ann Courey. I had this vision of a cat bearing it's claws at you. I did not realize that you are such a adamount believer in Alternative Medicine. I believe you are the only celebrity to hold this belief!
I watched Farrah's documentary closely and saw many mistakes in treatment that could have made such a difference. It seems she had unquestionable faith in mainstream medicine. That was evidenced when she was in the kitchen baking pies for the holidays. She should have been on a strict diet. Same for Patrick, I knew it was coming, he did not fully educate himself on taking charge of his cure.
There are so many out here that believe in alternative medicine, you would be such a spokesman for us all and let's face it, once a celebrity takes up a cause and people start jumping on board things change.
Best wishes on your new book,
Linda Brad's Ma and Champion
http://www.bradkimball.com

Linda Kimball