Topic: Cancer
There's probably not many here untouched by this disease. With Lane's courageous battle brought to the world's attention I thought a thread should be started to provide support to those touched by this disease.
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There's probably not many here untouched by this disease. With Lane's courageous battle brought to the world's attention I thought a thread should be started to provide support to those touched by this disease.
Today at work we held a coffee and cake morning on behalf of a UK cancer charity, with everyone who took part making a minimum donation of at least a pound. Cancer has touched too many of our employees here over the past couple of years and we wanted to do our little bit to help such organisations in their progress towards better diagnoses, treatment and care.
Good idea. I lost my stepfather to luekemia. My sister in law's mother just passed two weeks ago from ovarian cancer. We need to support those that have and also those that must live with the cancer patient.
my wife has scars that look like a mountain road map.....but she carries on, knock on wood......the first person i have ever seen turn yellow was my mother-in-law, just isnt right.....dont get me started bout chemo, nastiest crap you can ever put in your body
shred
I was thinking of you Dave and our wives when I started this thread. I think they'd go together like peas and carrots - 2 tough broads. It was a bit dicey this week, but my Mitzi dodged a bullet this time. I never take one moment with her for granted just like you do. Life is precious, embrace it!
Boy, where would I even start with this topic. For starters.....CANCER SUCKS!!! I wouldn't wish this on anybody. Shreds right as well about how bad chemo sucks, I was fortunate to only experience one round of it, trust me, that was enough. All the radiation treatments were not exactly a walk in the park either. The bottom line is, thanks to my Head/Neck specialist, my Oncologist, my Radiologist and the rest of the team, I'm coming up on my last check up in Feb. and if nothing has occured I'm done. Everyday is a good day here in the "Bonus Round"!!!
Give....Every Little Bit Helps!!!
J Dawg
I was thinking of you Dave and our wives when I started this thread. I think they'd go together like peas and carrots - 2 tough broads. It was a bit dicey this week, but my Mitzi dodged a bullet this time. I never take one moment with her for granted just like you do. Life is precious, embrace it!
I'm happy Mitzi made it through...it's a marathon for sure, yall are strong folks, so got the prayers sent
Shred
Boy, where would I even start with this topic. For starters.....CANCER SUCKS!!! I wouldn't wish this on anybody. Shreds right as well about how bad chemo sucks, I was fortunate to only experience one round of it, trust me, that was enough. All the radiation treatments were not exactly a walk in the park either. The bottom line is, thanks to my Head/Neck specialist, my Oncologist, my Radiologist and the rest of the team, I'm coming up on my last check up in Feb. and if nothing has occured I'm done. Everyday is a good day here in the "Bonus Round"!!!
Give....Every Little Bit Helps!!!
J Dawg
I'm real proud of you Dawgy...I will NEVER forget that night in SF when we went to see Davy play and you could hardly swallow water, you scared the you know what out of me.....praying that that awful crap never comes back Brother
Cousin Shreddy
Almost impossible these days to not have a family, a friend, or someone near by that hasn't been affected.
We need to pray. If your not into prayer thats cool. Just keep sending positive thought out.
It only takes a minute to make a difference. Please.
Peace
My stepdad went thru colon cancer two years ago -he was lucky in that it was very contained so no chemo or radiation needed, then bam, one year later he gets cancer in his lower esophagus and had to go the whole treatment way - chemo, radiation and some pretty radical surgery. He is doing great (he is a very healthy 77 year old), but he is frustrated how long it is taking him to get over this one, It's only been four months since his surgery, so I keep trying to tell him give it time, but he gets so frustrated. Prognosis for long term is excellent by the way. Just as hard is watching my Mom have to go thru this with him. My Dad died from a brain tumor 27 years ago, but it all happened so fast, and this has just brought all this stuff back to her. I support her as much as I can, but it is so scary.
We thought my oldest son had testicular cancer when he was 22 (turned out it wasn't, but only found out after surgery). I still can't talk about how I felt during that long month of waiting for answers and results. It is so, so scary.
Positive thoughts go out from me to a lot of folks all the time. This place is such a wellspring of love and support that is truly meant. Love you all.
Sandy
Tension in the house, elevated blood pressure, fever, and some odd numbers from the recon doctor....the wifes says she will make a doctors appointment today, she and I are quietly nervous...."it's going to be fine honey, you'll see".....I swear I want to scream sometime, in fact I do when driving my truck
Shred
Tension in the house, elevated blood pressure, fever, and some odd numbers from the recon doctor....the wifes says she will make a doctors appointment today, she and I are quietly nervous...."it's going to be fine honey, you'll see".....I swear I want to scream sometime, in fact I do when driving my truck
Shred
Sorry to hear this and understand the anxiety. It may be nothing though. You two are often in my thoughts and prayers.
ohiodawg13 wrote:Boy, where would I even start with this topic. For starters.....CANCER SUCKS!!! I wouldn't wish this on anybody. Shreds right as well about how bad chemo sucks, I was fortunate to only experience one round of it, trust me, that was enough. All the radiation treatments were not exactly a walk in the park either. The bottom line is, thanks to my Head/Neck specialist, my Oncologist, my Radiologist and the rest of the team, I'm coming up on my last check up in Feb. and if nothing has occured I'm done. Everyday is a good day here in the "Bonus Round"!!!
Give....Every Little Bit Helps!!!
J Dawg
I'm real proud of you Dawgy...I will NEVER forget that night in SF when we went to see Davy play and you could hardly swallow water, you scared the you know what out of me.....praying that that awful crap never comes back Brother
Cousin Shreddy
Dave I can't tell you how much your support meant to me! Those back to back road gigs were therapeutic in the way they diverted my mind off the serious sh!t hangin' over my head at the time. As you recall we just hopped over the Santa Cruz Mtns. when my phone rang and my Doc said come in Tue. and bring an overnight bag. I showed up and they sliced & diced me and things have worked out well. A shout out to JB for his music that let my mind drift while I recovered for 2 days in the hospital. Day 3 I told my Doc he was sendin' me home or I was walkin' since the Indians were in the playoffs and Kaiser Hospital didn't have ESPN on their feeble cable hook up. You were at the fundraiser my friends threw in Sept., the most humbling experience of my life. Life is good in the "Bonus Round"!!! OK, back to the Buckeye/Hoosier game.
Cancer Sucks!!!
J Dawg
It is tough. My tumor diagnosis was "atypical," whatever that means. The Divine One reminded me that as long as she's known me, anything I've had wrong with me has defied normal description. Drained a knee once, and the results came back as undefinable.
Terminally unique.
The big C runs rampant in my family; lost both parents to it. I hate to talk about it because I believe (like so many things) that it has political undercurrents.
And I have to stay calm, so that love & prayer can heal me, as well as the loved ones of so many of my BonaFamily. I have
MuchLove
superSmoov
bjj fdol
It is tough. My tumor diagnosis was "atypical," whatever that means. The Divine One reminded me that as long as she's known me, anything I've had wrong with me has defied normal description. Drained a knee once, and the results came back as undefinable.
Terminally unique.
The big C runs rampant in my family; lost both parents to it. I hate to talk about it because I believe (like so many things) that it has political undercurrents.
And I have to stay calm, so that love & prayer can heal me, as well as the loved ones of so many of my BonaFamily. I have
MuchLove
superSmoov
bjj fdol
I can't imagine the turmoil that people with this insidious disease go through, so humbly I offer a big and heartfelt <hug>.
Power and grace to you Doc. You're often on my mind.
Rick
prayers go out to you Big Jeff, stay positive and keep that inner calm flowing. good to hear from you though, we're here for you.
Hey Doc - we're here when you need us. Big hugs from me and the meerkat.
Sandy
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