3175375
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Shoot to thrill - one of my favorites right up there with Detroit Rock City....
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Cancer Sucks!
- Thread starter msell66
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I sure like my blanket that Steve made!
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Ponyman66
Yak, yak, yak
Looking GOOD!!!
Looking for redheads? OK here ya go...
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Gigantopithecus
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What the actual fuck is that..
3175375
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What has been seen cannot be unseen - you are not nice!
kb3
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I thought we were trying to help Mark get better....
FYI, that last pic caused projectile vomiting.
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Waiting for my discharge papers as I type 
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kb3
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Waiting for my discharge papers as I type
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Great news!
3175375
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Waiting for my discharge as I type
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Fixed it for ya!
Ponyman66
Yak, yak, yak
No doubt caused by the redheads!
Grabber70Mach
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That's some really good news Mark.
68EFIvert
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Congrats Mark. Very good news indeed.
Darreld
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Back home after the colon resection!
They took about 5" of my colon. The recuperation wasn't anyway near as tough as the liver surgery. On day two this time, I felt about the same as day 5-6 of the last surgery. My plumbing is now working at 100% efficiency and I'm getting around ok as well as eating normal foods.
The only bad news was that the pathology showed some live cancer cells in the part they removed. That sucks, but maybe a few more rounds of chemo might take care of it. If not, it just means periodic rounds of chemo in my future to keep it in check. I will say I haven't felt so good in a long time. All the cancer masses are now gone.
Hopefully, later this summer I'll be able to get the motor in the car and all buttoned back up before the next snow flies! Thanks to you all for your support, insults, jokes and pics. It's been an important part of my recovery!
P.S.
I had a LOT of young, HOT nurses taking care of me this time! No redheads though.
They took about 5" of my colon. The recuperation wasn't anyway near as tough as the liver surgery. On day two this time, I felt about the same as day 5-6 of the last surgery. My plumbing is now working at 100% efficiency and I'm getting around ok as well as eating normal foods.
The only bad news was that the pathology showed some live cancer cells in the part they removed. That sucks, but maybe a few more rounds of chemo might take care of it. If not, it just means periodic rounds of chemo in my future to keep it in check. I will say I haven't felt so good in a long time. All the cancer masses are now gone.
Hopefully, later this summer I'll be able to get the motor in the car and all buttoned back up before the next snow flies! Thanks to you all for your support, insults, jokes and pics. It's been an important part of my recovery!
P.S.
I had a LOT of young, HOT nurses taking care of me this time! No redheads though.
Have tools will travel. Just say when.
I might have to make it a mini feed type thing! Jeremy, Dan, Bob and Skip have also expressed interest in coming up for that! That would be great....I could sit off to the side drinking Ensure while you guys do all the work!