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CANCER : SABLE (E)MOUVANT #PACTONCO
CANCER : SABLE (E)MOUVANT #PACTONCO
CANCER : SABLE (E)MOUVANT
« En janvier 2014, j’ai appris que j’étais atteint d’un cancer grave »
C’est ainsi que le romancier suédois Henning MANKELL parle du moment de l’annonce dans son livre autobiographique « Sable mouvant : fragments de ma vie ».
Publié en septembre 2015, ce livre sera son dernier. Il est décédé le 5 octobre suivant.
Chronique d’une mort qu’il avait annoncée sur son blog…
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I’m glad that Daniel Fleetwood got to see the new Star Wars before he passed away, may he rest in peace.
November 11, 2015.
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R.I.P. Daniel Fleetwood
A hardcore Star Wars fan with terminal cancer, who’s dying wish was to see The Force Awakens. J.J. Abrams granted this wish, and soon after Daniel died. He is one with the Force now.
Rest in peace, Daniel. And may the force be with you
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The Force with be with you, always
Today I read that Daniel Fleetwood passed away, just a few days after Disney/Lucasfilm and JJ Abrams granted his dying wish to see Star Wars The Force Awakens.
Whilst a sadness fell upon fans worldwide, there is a great sense of pride in knowing that wishes can come true.
Star Wars fandom and social media provided the impetus for the movie makers to grant that wish, even though the movie is shrouded in secrecy.
Social media has it’s downsides and I realise that not everyone is a fan, but I think they are doing it wrong. Social Media can work in positive ways, like raising awareness, being a force for change.
If you use it in a positive way, positive things will happen. If you post, make sure it is something that you want the world to read, then you have no need to do so privately. Whilst the written word can often be misconstrued, you need to read it with positivity too.
Daniels campaign “#ForceForDaniel took hold fast as millions of Twitter-using Star Wars fans retweeted his story. Cast members also stood with fans, asking for his wish to be granted. There was no negativity, only love. Love for a man whom none of us knew, but we felt a connection with. He is a fan, just like the rest of us, if he could have sat in a cinema on December 18th, he would have loved to but he couldn’t, and we all wanted him to see the movie.
Less than a week ago JJ Abrams made the call himself, invitied Daniel and his wife to a private screening of the rough cut.
Daniel got his wish and saw Star Wars The Force Awakens. He didn’t come home and blow the ending, he didn’t take to twitter and tell us all about it, he saw it, he got his wish and being a Star Wars fan, he didn’t want to take that excitement away from anyone else.
I am proud to be a Star Wars fan, a lifelong Star Wars fan. Star Wars fandom is more than just loving a franchise,so much more. Star Wars fandom is about acceptance, it is about stomping out bullying, it is about granting wishes, it is about stormtroopers visiting sick kids in hospitals, it is about supporting communities, it is about strong role models, it is about giving kids the courage to be who they want to be, it is about friendship, it is about support, it is about love.
A passion for anything is something to be proud of. Never let anyone tell you it is less than that. Never be afraid to be who you really are. As Daniel and his family will tell you, life is short and unbelievably precious. Don’t waste it being scared to be yourself. Don’t live a life that makes you unhappy, live the one that makes you smile everyday. Don’t be negative, negativity eats away at you. Don’t hold on to grudges.
Be grateful for those that you love, be grateful for all that you have, be passionate about whatever it is that fills your heart with joy and excitement.
Daniel enjoyed every last minute of his life, and so should you.
Think about it .....
.. and May The Force Be With You
We here at Geekends are fanboys like the rest of you.We live and breath our fandoms of pop culture.
But sometimes we die with it as well.We didn’t personally know Daniel Fleetwood,but we knew him on a spiritual level.He was all of us.He lived and breathed Star Wars.He sat outside theaters in long lines to see the movies.He collected the action figures and exclusive merchandise.He was a fanboy.
Daniel wished to see The Force Awakens before his life expired,and Disney,Lucasfilm,and JJ granted it.And he deserved it.No jealousy,no jokes.Just solid appreciation.
Daniel passed away this morning from spindle cell sarcoma,a rare connective tissue cancer.He will be remembered by his family and his wife Ashley.He was 32.
A 32 Star Wars Fanboy.
I,Geekender Prime,am a 29 year old Star Wars Fanboy.
Geekender CPOG is a 25 year old Star Wars Fanboy.
Geekender Cogsworth is a 25 year old Star Wars Fanboy.
so on and so forth.The thing we’re trying to say is Daniel is a fellow Geekender and we’re saddened to see a fellow Fanboy pass away.
#ForceforDaniel
May the Force Be With You,Daniel.
