I was not myself at all. I was in denial. I was extraordinarily angry. I was 29 and it felt like a death sentence even though my case was very different — it was caught by accident and it was very early.
I later learned that every case is different and there are many survivors. My biggest enemy was myself. I had such a bad outlook on things. Part of me was ready to die. I was learning how to accept death, which is so odd because on Paranormal State , professionally, my job is to explore questions about death. People come to me all the time about their loved ones: Are they in a better place? For me to start pursuing treatment, I wanted to make sure I understood where things could go.
So I needed to make sure I was mentally prepared. As I got sicker and sicker … I was trying to process death and dying. I really wanted to leave with things being better for everyone and leave the world a better place. I wanted to leave my family, my friends, my coworkers with something to move forward with.
Airline tickets weren't booked," Coffey said. He said while he had no access to the ticket sales, he knows a lot were sold. Now that Buell canceled the U. I didn't throw Ryan under the bus, Ryan stepped in front of the bus and I jumped out of the way. Any smart business person would have done the same thing," Coffey said. While neither Buell nor his team has responded to our repeated requests for comment, on Buell's Facebook page, he posted that health issues forced him to cancel the tour and that PayPal is responsible for ticket refunds.
However, just over the weekend it was posted on Buell's page that they're doing their very best to move the refund requests along. As for Buell's medical issues, Buell's fans started out sympathetic after he canceled shows in claiming he was fighting pancreatic cancer. Yet, when refunds weren't given out, we started hearing from them.
In late , when Buell announced he was ready to tour again, he started selling tickets for this year. But none of the shows happened and that's why Coffey says he feels fans should get their money back. I pray for him every day. But that has nothing to do with business, pay someone to return the money, find a way to get the people their money back," Coffey said. As for his own personal battle with the illness, Buell has displayed both optimism and honesty in his posts as of Wednesday, he had nearly 82, likes on his public fan page.
And the pain for treatment. Since news of his diagnosis broke in July, Buell has made good on those words, even attending a PRS reunion. Pancreatic cancer is highly lethal and claims the lives of thousands every year — Steve Jobs who had a rare form and Patrick Swayze were two of the most public patients to battle the disease.
Ryan Buell Diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer.
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