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Sherri Shepherd Cries on The View – Watch Sherri crying on The View about her son…

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Okay, I’m crying because I just watched Sherri Shepherd cry on The View, while Sherri and Barbara Walters interviewed Quinn Bradlee, author of A Different Life: Growing Up Learning Disabled and Other Adventures, and his mom.

Quinn’s mom talked about how the doctors told her that her son would be retarded and have to be institutionalized — the same diagnosis Sherri Shepherd has heard in the past for her son Jeffrey.

However, Jeffrey played his first soccer game this past weekend, Sherri said, and though he didn’t listen to the rules of the game or anything, he was a miracle walking compared to the dire news she had received.

Watch the full episode of today’s show over at ABC.com/TheView when they put it up.

And bless you, Sherri, keep being comforted and watch God make miracles happen in Jeffrey’s life has He’s done with Quinn.

Paula Mooney on April 21, 2009 | Filed Under More news...

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syble j. scovell on May 22nd, 2009

I would like to know if sherry would come and be the comedian at our churches 50th anversary in oct.09,please let me know if this is possible and what is required. my name is syble and I can be reached @ 661 874 9308 thanks Syble

Veronica on August 11th, 2009

Come on everyone. Why won’t someone admit that Sherri Shepard looked horrible in that bathing suit. She should have had a breast reduction with the weight lost. My god, she looks like the “Letter P”. Please get a breast reduction Sherri. You look like a freak.Thats why she can’t get a man. Her religious views are also over the top. People please. Stop trying to spare her feelings and tell her the truth. She will never get a man. She is very close-minded when it comes to reality. To have walked out on that stage like she did. WOW she has HIGH SELF ESTEEM.

Are-u-serious on October 5th, 2009

I find it outrageous that anyone would want this abortion happy degenerate a prime guest at her church; Black people sometimes appear to be like children in the eyes of the world when we condone and support “Negroes” who undermine all the sacrifices and struggles we’ve made and continue to endure.
Sherri is a very poor example of a Black woman.She feeds into the stereo types that other races use to demoralize and marginalize our collective contributions to society.
She just happened to win the lottery;timing and luck has had everything to do with her success; often I wonder if Hollywood is hiring by the pound and appetite!