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| In the interview, Mr. Trebek, 79, explained that he had recently lost 12 pounds in a week and that his health had suffered after his first bout of chemotherapy ended in August. He said he was at times overwhelmed with fatigue and surges of depression. “I realize that there is an end in sight for me, just as there is for everyone else,” Mr. Trebek said. “One line that I have used with our staff in recent weeks and months is, that when I do pass on, one thing they will not say at my funeral is, ‘Oh, he was taken from us too soon.’” In the interview on Tuesday, he reiterated his promise to keep working, saying he had no plans to stop hosting the show. “As long as I can walk out and greet the audience and the contestants and run the game, I’m happy,” he said. |
It is a pleasure watching you on Jeopardy each night.
I hope you live another 20 years!!!!
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My condolences for your loss. Prayers to your father, you, and your entire family. RIP. God bless.
What an awful memorial for someone. I wouldn’t judge someone struggling and losing their life. Why go out of his way to put someone who suffered and died down.
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better than this guy did Loved Ones Recall Local Man's Cowardly Battle With Cancer - ( New Window )
What an awful memorial for someone. I wouldn’t judge someone struggling and losing their life. Why go out of his way to put someone who suffered and died down.
It’s The Onion. It’s not real