Comments by "Brad Griffin" (@BradGryphonn) on "Dancing on the Grave of Buzzfeed" video.

  1.  @cormoran2303  Yep. Quick story. In 2011, my soulmate and I were living in FNQ. She was diagnosed with brain cancer. She was flown from the remote town to a major city. Next day she was flown to another city with better cancer facilities. Next day, I was flown on priority from the remote town to the city she'd been flown to. I stayed in the hospital for 2 nights myself, albeit on a couch in the quiet room but they didn't kick me out. When relatives arrived we were accommodated in an apartment at a heavily discounted rate (govt subsidised). After her op we were flown back home. ALL of the treatment and transport was free. I love where I live.
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  2. I went looking for the Retweet button when I read this.
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  3. @Bobby Sands Quick story. In 2011, my soulmate and I were living in FNQ ( remote Northern Australia). She was diagnosed with brain cancer. She was flown from the remote town to a major city. Next day she was flown to another city with better cancer facilities. Next day, I was flown on priority from the remote town to the city she'd been flown to. I stayed in the hospital for 2 nights myself, albeit on a couch in the quiet room but they didn't kick me out. When relatives arrived we were accommodated in an apartment at a heavily discounted rate (govt subsidised). After her operation. we were flown back home. ALL of the treatment and transport was free. Further, we were also granted more money from welfare (I couldn't work anymore while caring for her) and as a result of that, got free transport back to the city where her family when her health deteriorated. I love where I live.
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  4.  @Footrotflats251  n 2011, my soulmate and I were living in FNQ. She was diagnosed with brain cancer. She was flown from the remote town to a major city. Next day she was flown to another city with better cancer facilities. Next day, I was flown on priority from the remote town to the city she'd been flown to. I stayed in the hospital for 2 nights myself, albeit on a couch in the quiet room but they didn't kick me out. When relatives arrived we were accommodated in an apartment at a heavily discounted rate (govt subsidised). After her op we were flown back home. ALL of the treatment and transport was free. I love where I live.
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  5. Buzzfeed? Oh yeah, they're that cutting edge news mob that showed us how Americans hate any food other than Maccas.
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