Melissa78
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Melissa78 said:I'll have to check that movie out, never even heard of it. I could play the role of Baby though in DD for as many times as I have seen it.
Melissa78 said:I'll have to check that movie out, never even heard of it. I could play the role of Baby though in DD for as many times as I have seen it.
doughmama said:Pancreatic cancer is a death sentence. lucky to have him with us for the 20 months after he was diagnosed. Every time Dirty Dancing is on TV, I still watch it. Ghost too! just so sad.
heat123 said:That is VERY True! My freind was diagnosed with it last year and only had 2 months after diagnosis.
Patrick Swayze passed away on September 14, 2009 from pancreatic cancer. He was 57 years old.
Patrick Swayze's death was a great loss to the entertainment industry. He was a beloved actor, dancer, and singer, known for his iconic roles in films such as Dirty Dancing and Ghost. His passing was mourned by fans and fellow celebrities alike.
Despite his diagnosis, Patrick Swayze continued to work on projects, including the TV series The Beast. He also wrote and released his memoir, "The Time of My Life," with his wife, Lisa Niemi, in 2009.
Patrick Swayze's legacy lives on through his impactful performances, his contributions to the arts, and his advocacy for pancreatic cancer research. He will always be remembered as a talented and passionate artist.
The Patrick Swayze Pancreas Cancer Research Fund was established in honor of Patrick Swayze's memory. It supports research for early detection, improved treatments, and a cure for pancreatic cancer. Donations can be made through the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network website.