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>09/05 13:00< "Too Hot" Scott Taylor ain't the bitch-boy he portrays. I found this in a very out of the way part of the WWF AOL site, and I think it is something that should be brought to the forefront. Probably not even a fraction of the people will even visit my main page though. hmm... well shit, read it anyway. --from the WWF AOL site-- We here at the WWF on AOL receive an enormous amount of mail every single day. We read every single piece of it, and every once in a while, we come across a letter that we feel should be shared with the fans of the Federation. The following correspondence is about "Too Hot" Scott Taylor, and the lengths that he has gone to in order to help out a very special child. Dear WWF management: Let me start out by introducing myself. My name is [anonymous]. I have a son that is five years old. His name is [withheld]. Last January, [withheld] was diagnosed with a rare disease called Hirshprungs. To make a long story short, he has spent the last three out of five to six months in the hospital. Five surgeries later and hopefully, on July 31, the last one, he may be able to live somewhat a normal life. The reason that I am writing you is to let you know about one of your athletes. Over the last five months Scott Taylor has done many things to help my son get through this very rough time. While Scott was on the road he would call to check the status of [withheld]. Also, as soon as he returned from out of town, he would come to the hospital and bring WWF articles to him. He has arranged tickets for us to go to your events. All of this was done out of the kindness of his heart. I just wanted to let you, the WWF, know that you should be proud to employ such good people. I wish the public would know that behind all the entertainment that your company provides, are good caring people like Scott. My son, wife and I watch your programs all the time. We have even traveled to see the events in person. Scott has been a tremendous asset in helping my son recover. It is in my best belief that people need to be recognized for the thoughtful things they do. Very Truly Yours Anonymous The World Wrestling Federation applauds Scott Taylor for his willingness to help out a child in need. Although Scott may be one of the brashest young competitors in the Federation, there is no question that his heart is even bigger than his ego! --end--
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