Farrah's Story

Truly inspirational! Going through the darkest point of her life she was still able to glow with strength and will most of us do not have. We SAW HER PAIN. This was not a scene in a movie. She moved us to ask "why do we not get to use the treatments that were successful on her when she first went to Germany". The answer is the FDA. If she had been allowed to continue those treatments here she would still be alive. And you know that the reason the FDA does not approve cancer CURING protocols is because they are paid by the lobbyists of the pharmaceutical companies. It is all about money, not humanity. If there were cures for cancer (which there are in other countries), then the big drug companies would lose income, the hospitals would lose income and , "oh my" people would be cured......Money VS Life... It is a no brainer and as soon as we can rise up and get rid of the money mongers, then people will survive these cancers.
As a tribute to a fallen angel who proved she was so much more than a pretty face, let us begin to end the tyranny of the pharm companies.
So, Thank You Farrah for really showing us what it is like to suffer and ultimately lose the battle at the hands of corporate greed. I hope your family and friends who have the resources can begin this crusade in your honor. You were such a special woman who most of us did not really know until you let us into your life and surrounded us with your wings. God Bless You. And keep flying..........painless and free.

Thank you, Thank you and Thank you again. I was awakened from a sleep of what or how I ever thought cancer could be. Farrah showed such bravery and bravado and love and strength and belief in our Heavenly Father and what was to come. I felt privileged to be able to view such a very personal journey and not hyped or sensationalized by Hollywood.
Thank you for letting me feel like I was her friend or family member being able to feel even a little bit close to her. I know without a shadow of a doubt that she is one of God's newest and most brilliant angels in Heaven. God Bless of her family and friends and may this be able to be viewed by more people so she did not die in vain. Let more be able to view this to perhaps make the difference that needs to be made to make the strides in research to finally rid our world of this type of cancer.

Wow, I just got done watching this as I never saw it before her death..and was in tears the majority of the time...My thoughts are with her family and friends. I am very happy that Ryan was beside her through everything. Though very tragic, it is amazing that she allowed her illness to be filmed on camera. Maybe this will give hope to the many who deal with cancer on a daily basis. Farrah came across as the "ditzy blond" during her acting career, which was not an accurate stereotype for her at all apparently. I hope she becomes the guardian angel of many.

She had such strength and courage. Her best movie...her life. I hope God allows you to dip your wings in the rain.

My sincerest condolences go out to Farrah's family and friends.I just watched Farrah's Story and to say I was moved would be an understatement. All I can say, is thank God there were commercials so I could stop crying occasionally during those 30 second segments . . .I wish that I had seen her stunning documentary while she was still with us so I could have thanked her and wished her health, happiness, and strength in her battle.