Tom Parker of the band, The Wanted, has disclosed that he has been diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour. I am absolutely devastated for him and his family. I love The Wanted. For those who may not know, but they are a British-Irish boy band.
I feel really sad for Tom Parker and his family since he is only 32 years old. His wife is pregnant with their second child.
I remember that my best friend and I used to listen to The Wanted and have a mini dance party listening to them. It was a lot of fun. But to summarize things, life got complicated and we ended up going in different directions without one another. We do on the occasion still keep in touch. Although not as much as we used to, and that’s okay. I still feel very blessed to be friends with this amazing person. We live in different cities, and things are different now, but I hope that our paths can cross again, soon. May this song help everyone realize that life is too short, to be anything but happy. I hope this song encourages us to take chances, like go to talk to that friend you have been meaning to message, quit that job, and try something new. Life is too short to be ordinary, go out there, and be extraordinary!
I will always love this song. I feel for Tom Parker and his family. I’ll keep him my thoughts and hope that he is strong enough to accomplish all that he wishes to. This song will remind me to not take life so seriously, but to enjoy everything and everyone. Never take anything or anyone for granted, because you never know when you will see someone again. All we ever have is this present moment. Another thing that this song teaches me is that everyone can enter your life, and can only stay there for a season. And when they leave, your universe is never the same again. Learn to enjoy the little things in life.
“The sun goes down
-The Wanted, I’m Glad You Came
The stars come out
And all that counts
Is here and now
My universe will never be the same
I’m glad you came”
Wow, brain tumor at 32. Life is really odd. It is like rolling dice for everyone. Your post is a good reminder on seizing the day, which I suppose takes more meaning now that we are living in this lockdown. Not easy.
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Yeah, I agree. Unfortunately, it”s an inoperable tumour, so he is undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy to help prolong his life.
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