West TN Deputy Critically Injured while Son Treated at St. Jude

A West Tennessee Sheriff's Deputy is in critical condition, as his son is treated for leukemia at St. Jude.

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Frayserboi - 8/16/2012 10:19 PM

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We all know who the Beezlebub is here, and it's NOT "bluffcity......

JeffersonTao - 8/16/2012 9:16 PM

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You really believe a god will fix it all? Isn't your Christian deity responsible for the events in the first place? Besides that, who are you to believe that you have the power to change such "divine" plans from said deity? What about all the billions who lost love ones throughout the ages when their deity did nothing to save them, in spite of prayers? Are you assuming that they weren't good enough? Any way you try to justify it, it still comes out the same. Prayer has never had an effect on overall human life expectancy. Religion remains to be a very kooky way to react to the fear of death. Obviously, its followers are so filled with such fear that their critical thinking skills have become affected.

bluffcity - 8/15/2012 10:11 PM

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prayers sent for the family!

UnoHoo - 8/15/2012 7:48 PM

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I hope for the best for both of them!