From FarrahLeniFawcett on Facebook:

Did you watch last night? It was as if no time had passed at all. America’s Golden Girl from the 70’s back and in the forefront of her rise to fame, her art, her acting and then her battle. It was more like the original broadcast and less like a 20/20 investigative piece and the questions and turmoil that surrounded Fawcett to the end were left unaddressed and unacknowledged. The question of when it becomes exploitative and self serving is something to consider here however, the overall message and Farrah’s own questions, such as “Why isn’t there more research into certain types of Cancer, “ and “Why doesn’t insurance cover procedures found effective in other countries,” are two very provocative and paramount questions that people should be rallying around. The question as far as Insurance should go a step further into why is it that an industry that professes to help and assist people houses in house attorneys who seemingly sole mission is bent to deny and preclude claims and procedures, in some cases that could save a life. In my mind, insurance has always had it backwards. They are more concerned with REACTION than PROACTION. The upside of the broadcast, although seemingly more of a re-edited re-broadcast is that Fawcett's Legacy through her foundation and through her own words live on. Even just a seemingly short decade later, “Hey, how are you,” and “What are you fighting for?”