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warm welcome back to g99se, so glad theyre back, and if anyone gives them shit ill be so pissed
(also teehee i think i was the one who did art of Double Take)
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Double Take (1997) | Dir. Mark L. Lester
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Double Take (1997) | Dir. Mark L. Lester
If any of you is wondering how Keith is doing, there's a new episode of his podcast with Noah and Lasercorn where he gets to talk about his cancer treatment experience so far.
Based on some TL;DRs shared across Reddit and YT comments, he's sharing how badly he's been treated at the hospital that was supposed to take care of him, plus the added racism and judgment from the doctors that were supposed to treat him back to good health.
I'm only a few minutes in, but I feel it's gonna be hard to digest (no pun intended, please) if I keep playing it... Just hearing it is going to piss me off. Despite all of this, however, I'm glad Keith is doing well. We truly have a long way to go.
