A tribute to Thomas Hennessy

I will never forget what a difference it made when Tom emailed, out of the blue, this giant and said that Stonebird was "EXCELLENT" - his words !

 As a tribute I have just built this webpage : it turns out to be the most powerful webpage I have ever built ! 

 Such incredible quotes from a legend, a man we all owe so much to.

http://www.stonebird.co.uk/tom/index.html

Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 17, 2013 at 10:33 AM

    To Tom,

    Where ever you are now….

    I could write that you impressed with your relentless will to fight and the bravado with which you were talking “truth to power”, but to me you were foremost a soul friend like no other. You were smart, wise, strong, funny and full of life. Above all, I could talk to you about anything. It was not always easy and we shared some hard times. But by god we also shared some good times, fantastic memories, the love for music and above all a GOOD DREAM.

    Words cannot describe the deep sorrow I feel that you have left without a warning.

    So Tom, like always when I miss you, I send a song into cyberspace and hope you will hear it.

    LOVE
    DE ONE

    P.S. I must believe we will meet again.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiOYsnET6Iw

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

DO NO HARM, DO NO BETRAYAL

Image
By Diane  I'm not sure where to start but this is my story so far.  My name is Diane and I'm a carer for my adult daughter, Lili, who is completely bedbound with very severe myalgic enceplalomyelitis.  For Lili, M.E. didn't come slowly.   It very rudely crashed into her life and very quickly stole her health, taking bigger and bigger chunks of it as she deteriorated.  It all began when she experienced a gastric-flu virus of a sort she had never experienced before because this time she never regained her health.  A couple days later, she woke up with agonising head pain 'like her brain was on fire', with severe neck pain – she also couldn't move her neck, and her whole body was paralysed.  She's not sure how long she stayed like this as she was in and out of consciousness but she truly felt that she was going to die because her body was undergoing an extreme crisis.  To cut a long story short, it took a year to get a diagnosis durin...
Read more

Pragmatism : Why the ME Leadership is so wrong

Image
There's an argument that goes something like this : “ In the real world almost all ME/CFS research is carried out on people with  Fukuda CFS ...the only way to sort out the ME/CFS mess  is to identify clinical and pathological sub-groups under the ME/CFS  umbrella. ” We could identify it as the pragmatic argument. Except, what has " pragmatism" ever done for us ? In the USA, decades of “pragmatism” has arguably led to the 1% growing richer and the remaining 99% fighting for their  scraps. As Fishoutofwater comments : What have "pragmatic" Democrats done for us in the past decade? They signed off on a disastrous war in Iraq that drained the treasury leaving America trillions in debt. They signed off on deregulation of banks and financial firms leading to the greatest economic failures since the Great Depression. And they signed away our freedoms when they supported the Patriot Act. "Pragmatic" Democrats ..sold our health care...
Read more

THE AWFUL TRUTH ABOUT THE NAME “ME”.

Image
Think about this for a moment- how difficult do you think it might be to maintain any kind of hope, if  you were seriously physically ill, with multi- system dysfunction, for decades on end, yet you had no way of finding out what is going so fundamentally wrong, physiologically, in your body ? How would it be if you were not taken seriously by main-stream medicine or even if you were, the answers were still not forthcoming? What if your horrendous physical illness was consistently misinterpreted as just unexplained fatigue without any underlying pathology? What if you were harmed, sometimes for years or forever, by any and every intervention tried, because the physiological insight pertinent to your illness,is missing, so it cannot be taken into account? What if you were left to “just get on with it”, in the most intense, disabling, horrendous pain and agony, becoming more and more isolated and invisible? What if it was safer for you to not engage with people than to ...
Read more