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I missed all except the first 15 minutes of the show on Facing Death. The first girl on is the one who did the documentary called Crazy, Sexy, Cancer. I hope to catch all of the show on the rerun. I find her very inspirational.

The Osmond family is scheduled to be on Oprah this Friday.
I'm not sure if it was taped before their father died yesterday or not.

I hope this will be a great show. I haven't Donny and Marie in a real interview since Barbara Walters in the early 80's. LOL.

Debby wrote:

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The Osmond family is scheduled to be on Oprah this Friday.
I'm not sure if it was taped before their father died yesterday or not.

I hope this will be a great show. I haven't Donny and Marie in a real interview since Barbara Walters in the early 80's. LOL.

I saw the show... it was taped after their father died... they went ahead with the program as a tribute to their parents. It was a beautiful show and was especially nice to see how children appreciate and respect their parents.

It was also amazing to realize that a set of parents who produced 9 children who in turn produced children, grand children and great grand children for a total of 120 people.

Marie is going through a public divorce and said something to the effect that she wished people like her parents could raise the men in the world. It sounded like she admired her parents for the wonderful way they raised their sons... loyalty, honor, respect... was my impression.

I enjoyed the show, and even shed tears.

I cried like a baby all through the show. It was so touching.

It was so wonderful to see them all their despite their health issues. As you may have seen, Alan suffers from MS. He seems to be much improved from how he was a few years ago. Wayne had a brain tumor about 10 years ago. He had sugery at Duke Medical Center here in NC and apparantly has recovered fully. He still performs with the brothers in Branson, Missouri.

How about that doll Marie made in the likness of Oprah!!! I wonder if she will market it. It is one of the most beautiful dolls Marie has ever created. I think Oprah was blown away.

I know I'm prejudice, but I think it was the best Oprah show I have ever seen. If anyone missed it, try to catch it on a rerun.

Debby wrote:

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I cried like a baby all through the show. It was so touching.

It was so wonderful to see them all their despite their health issues. As you may have seen, Alan suffers from MS. He seems to be much improved from how he was a few years ago. Wayne had a brain tumor about 10 years ago. He had sugery at Duke Medical Center here in NC and apparantly has recovered fully. He still performs with the brothers in Branson, Missouri.

How about that doll Marie made in the likness of Oprah!!! I wonder if she will market it. It is one of the most beautiful dolls Marie has ever created. I think Oprah was blown away.

I know I'm prejudice, but I think it was the best Oprah show I have ever seen. If anyone missed it, try to catch it on a rerun.

I have to agree with you... it was a beautiful show.

I think being on Oprah really helped Marie out on DWTS! Last week she was not the strongest dancer and still was voted on. Maybe this really is a popularity contest. LOL. I wonder how she will feel if she wins this thing, despite not being the stongest dancer.