Hang in there, mate. :)
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Hang in there, mate. :)
Just wanted to say that I am trying my best to hang in there with cancer, but it's tough. Next week is my last round of radiation,
but I don't know about the chemo. This sucks.
Had no idea Mike, I'm so sorry. I don't really pray but send as many good wishes as I can for you. Cancer does indeed suckQuote:
Originally Posted by MikeDuke
I'm sorry to hear this, Mike. Hope for the best and send you all my best wishes to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeDuke
My best wishes, hopes, and positive thoughts are sent to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeDuke
Positive thoughts sent your way Mike.
I sorta pray, won't go into the reasons, but Ill say a LOT of them for you Mike!
May you be blessed with an abundance of positive healing mojo! Take good care Mike!
Last round of radiation, stay strong Mike !
Thanks everybody. It means a lot. It's been very rough. But I am trying to stay strong. Coming here does help.
Hang in there my man~
Thanks Kris.
This is why I love this place! Look after each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall FlaggYou have a family here, and lots of people care about you. Hang in there, persevere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
I haven't used them for anything, but I've just heard that Orbit DVD (https://www.orbitdvd.com/) sells books and has low shipping fees to the US.
(I encountered this info in a discussion about Black Letter Press (https://www.blackletter-press.com/), who is located in Germany.)
I just wanted to say that the cancer can not be totally removed. The radiation kept it bay, but it's not a cure. I will always have cancer. Next month I go for a C.A.T scan to see
how much the tumor shrunk. Then we just watch and see.
I know someone in a similar situation, and I recommend: view it as an irritation. I don't mean lie to yourself about the hard parts, but rather don't grant it any undue respect in your own mind - if the cancer is always going to be a passenger, don't lose sight of the fact that you are driving this bus.
I had my first skin cancer removed in 2005, so I was 39 at the time. I've had multiple surgeries since then (called MOHS) for different types of skin cancers, some worse than others, and have long ago lost track of how many things have been cut, frozen, burned, and chemo-cremed off. The best I can do is trust that my doctors know more than I do, stay on top of it, follow their instructions, and live with the results. Like you said, I'll always have cancer ... but I control it versus it controlling me.
Stay positive, stay in control ... even when it feels like you're not!
"The head monkey at Paris puts on a traveler's cap, and all the monkeys in America do the same.” — Henry David Thoreau.
Maybe I'm late to the party, as I only see TV shows after I've bought (or in the past, rented) the shows, but does EVERY show now feel that they have to do an all singing/all dancing episode?
Who was the first? Buffy? That one was very enjoyable, and I must admit some of the later ones I've seen aren't bad, but it's getting a bit tiresome.
I guess that sometimes one thinks that there ISN'T anything new under the sun.
Ally McBeale?
Lucy Lawless?
How did I NOT know that Mike Flanagan and Kate Siegel were married in real life???
I learned that when I first watched The Haunting of Hill House and googled her because I had no idea who she was.Quote:
Originally Posted by fernandito
Then I noticed that she kept showing up in all his projects.
Coors Field exterior, shot from Balcony in Denver, Colorado:
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Met Matt (Lot Guy) and his wife at The Rio Grande in Denver fod dinner last night.
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We had a wonderful time with you and Dolores last night!! Always enjoy getting to see you guys!! Crazy it's been 11 years since first meeting you and becoming a member of the Forum instead of a "lurker" of the site. Thank you Buddy, I appreciate you and hope you both have fun at the game today!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg