"I'd love to share my experience with you," Ferland wrote, providing his phone number.
In an interview, Ferland said he had been trying to get coverage for a $1,500 wig his wife's doctors prescribed as she entered a moonshot round of chemotherapy. His wife had long straight blond hair that she took pride in, he said, and losing it dealt a particular blow. He never got a response to his post; she died a few months later.
He was stunned to hear of Thompson's assassination. "No one deserves that fate," Ferland said, "regardless of what's happened in the business side of things."
--Jon Kamp contributed to this article.
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(END) Dow Jones Newswires
December 22, 2024 05:30 ET (10:30 GMT)
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