It is extremely disconcerting to read that, once again, The Enquirer, has added insult to injury by releasing the medical status of Ms. Fawcett to the world and caused her the loss of her own ability to decide when and with whom she chooses to share her condition. That is her choice and her choice alone.

It is unfortunate that someone, more than likely for money, released that information. I have been reading articles that have expressed her great hurt over not being able to tell friends and family without being able to do so and then release her own statement in her own time. Like most people I assumed, incorrectly, that what I heard, on the radio, was the release of her condition because it was publicly released. It wasn’t.

I would strongly encourage, anyone and everyone who reads this message to stop buying or viewing any tabloid publication. While you are in the grocery store check out line or sitting waiting for a hair cut or at the dentist’s office, do not look at or glance at or even give these publications an ounce of attention.

It is the only way to defeat a very corrupt and truly malignant periodical that abuses what the 1st amendment and its intentions were for. Clearly, that amendment was written long before the development and creation of computers, the internet (as it is today) and the modes of communication that our founding fore fathers could never have envisioned.

The sole intention of the creation of this site is to celebrate the great artist and talented actor that Farrah Fawcett is and has aspired to be and I have tried to steer clear of negativity and false reports. There is even a section on the site(sites) that defines these types of publications. I was fortunate enough to have met her, briefly, in Los Angeles at her art show with Keith. I was fortunate enough to receive a very nice note with her book and an inscription and I feel very fortunate to be able to indulge my admiration for her through this venue. But if I thought or felt that, in any way, this site had over stepped any kind of boundary that would inflict any kind of emotional toll on Farrah, I would erase it in a second.

That is what is missing in the hearts and souls of editors, producers and media outlets who only see a headline and don’t stop to consider that Farrah is a living and breathing human being. She has family. She has friends. She has a life. Yes, she is an actress. Yes, she is famous. Yes, she is an American Icon. But, she has rights. She has the right to her privacy. She has the right, especially, when it comes to her health to keep it private. And if she decides to release that information, that is her choice.

Just because someone appears on television, in a film, in a play, on a news real doesn’t mean that everything is open to public dissemination. To assume that we have a right to know, that somehow, this could be misconstrued into believing that its in the public best interest or that “journalists” have a story to tell and have a right to tell it doesn’t apply in this situation. There is a line. It has been crossed.

I only hope, truly, that Farrah rebounds with her health at one hundred percent and that this kind of pariah has no long term affects on her mental and physical being at a time when “positivity” really is the best weapon. I applaud her “fight the fight” and what her father has said in the past, “Every day is a good day, just some days are better.” Forgive me if I didn’t get that quote quite right but you get the idea.

So, truly, from the depths of my heart, I reiterate this message from Proverbs 16:24

"Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones."
"Good Energy & healing light to you Farrah. Love and admiration, always" - S.M.