Hello to all my fans and non-fans.  As many of you may know, yesterday was a big day in the Guerrero family.  It was the 3 year anniversary of Eddie's death.  I wanted to write this yesterday but I'm in Europe, and don't have wireless access everywhere, so I'm writing it today.  I was in Zurich yesterday and after my match, I was going to grab the mic and say something, but I couldn't muster up the courage to do it without being a baby and crying.  I know alot of the fans remembered because an Eddie chant broke out a couple of times. So thank you to them.  Nov. 13th is a day to remember.  Not to be sad but to celebrate life. Eddie always did. No matter what pain he was in, either physical or mental, Eddie could always find joy in life and in God.  In life; thinking of his kids,in God; knowing that Jesus is always in his corner helping him through the struggles of life. It is very easy to get upset about Eddie not being with us anymore, but when I do, I just think of how Eddie would want me to be happy for him.  Happy that he's out of pain. Happy that he's in a place that we all want to get to. Heaven. I'm not trying to preach, it's just something that Eddie was always happy about talking about.  One time after Eddie's death a fan stopped me outside of the Joe Louis arena in Detroit. You might know him, the guy that's at alot of shows dressed up like Hulk Hogan. Anyways, this fan was knocking on my car window holding a picture of Eddie and crying. When I rolled down my window he proceeded to tell me that he had cancer and told Eddie about it.  Eddie stopped what he was doing and prayed with him for 45 minutes.  The fan is now in remision. Not that Eddie had anything to do with this guy fighting cancer, but that Eddie took time out of his day to pray with and for a total stranger. That's the kind of guy Eddie was. I could tell you a hundred stories that fans have told me of how Eddie affected their lives. This is what Eddie would of wanted.  Not to cry for him but to be happy to be alive for him. Thanks for reading and helping me through this day.     Chavo  remember "lean like a cholo"