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The Moth Presents Anthony Griffith: The Best of Times, The Worst of Times

Tallon · 2012-03-28 01:44:05

Very Powerful video, and very heartwarming. No matter how bad people have it, there is always worse going on :(

28-03-2012 02:44AM

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Tallon

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Very Powerful video, and very heartwarming.

No matter how bad people have it, there is always worse going on

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#2 28-03-2012 06:17AM

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Wow that guy has my utmost respect for putting himself through that and being so vulnerable and open on stage. My heart goes out to him and anyone who has lost a child its just tragic.

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#3 28-03-2012 08:15AM

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Oh god, that was heartbreaking. It is too early to be crying in the office!

Thank you for posting....

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#4 28-03-2012 10:39AM

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No worries, maybe it was a bit early to post :P but It's truly amazing

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#5 28-03-2012 12:50PM

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Lost my dad to cancer when I was 8. That video hit hard. Nobody knows what to do when someone they love faces cancer...you are so helpless.

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