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Wednesday, 31 December 2008
Sir Terry Pratchett
Congratulations, Sir Terry. It's good to see you getting a knighthood before that wretched Rowling woman who isn't fit to sharpen your pen nibs.
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Maybe he's getting now while he can still appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteThanks to socialized medicine, he doesn't qualify for anti-Alzheimer's medication.*
(I would hope he is buying it illegally from some reputable drug dealer.)
*Or so I heard.
I think Sir Terry can afford whatever medications will help him -- and I fervently hope something will.
ReplyDelete(BTW, it's tacky to use someone's mind-destroying illness to make a political point.)
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I googled after posting....
ReplyDeleteIt turnes out he is getting medications that he pays for.
He donated .5m pounds (dang! I can't type the snooty L!) towards Alzeimer's research.
He has the 'good' type that medication deferrs.
He hope to write several more books but will use the spell checker more often.
I think HE is somewhat steamed with the British health system.