Never too young for colon cancer.. Where I've been

Justin do not suppose that a need for thanking flows only one way. You have provided an example of a stout response to medical problem. Besides being personally inspiring, it may provide an example when one of your readers here meets someone else who has stubbed their toe to some degree, and needs to be cheered on.

"Why, I know this guy... (etc.)

BTW did not your avatar photo used to show you working?

 

ooh, these cookies are looking and smelling mighty tasty in my kitchen... and they will be on their way tomorrow!

 

He needs more rest nowadays. He deserves it, too.

 

So your avatar is a lie?!?!?! I'm shocked.

 

A rolling stone gathers no moss. if Cancer is gonna take u down, make it run u down!!

u r a perfect example that treatment needs the right attitude to be effective

 

Pssst. Justin. You're being too quiet. Any updates? How were the cookies?

 

Justin- Your story was amazing. I found it riveting and glad you are doing well.

 

Unconfirmed reports from a reliable source are that the most recent operation was a success, and Justin hopes to return to work next week. The hospital stay was six days, with more rest and recuperation at home since then. Not the preferred form of R&R, I'm sure, but necessary nonetheless.

 

your not god so the world can do fine without you.
just make sure you take the time to get better and better and don't wurry about that your not working and somebody else is...
you have a good reason to not work. ( at the moment )

 

thanks for the update Justin; hang in there!!! and u DESERVE a bit of time off!! get caught up on your "DVD bucket" list!! relax... do some reading, catch up on the documentaries on Discover and Science Channels.

 

He walks! Yay, you are still alive. :welcome::dance:

I was getting really worried at not hearing anything. Rest up, eat well...and get some novels for the bathroom.

 

I come back to check the board only to find you've been hanging out at hospitals again! Glad it all went well, and also glad you are up and about. Will the scar make your 6-pack an 8-pack?

 

Well, OK then, I suppose I'll keep sending messages. Even if you don't answer.

You have many good friends who care for you very much. You don't have to return all the messages, but it will help you feel good to read them - take the laptop to the bathroom!

 

Yes, you may. I prefer it when the girls do, but that's OK. From you, just this once, I'll accept it.

I have a couple of usb extension cords you could borrow. They might work with the mouse. And if you put the monitor on the floor, just outside the bathroom, you should be able to see it quite nicely.

 

Wow. How'd I miss this saga? I thought I was busy this spring, but now I realize I have nothing to complain about. Thanks for keeping us posted and informed. Sorry I wasn't there to write a letter or send some kind of pick-me-up.

Hope your liver continues to be okay. Is this gf the Romanian still? My better half is Bulgarian and they have some stories about the Romanians (mostly good).

I need to check the bluebird houses at the local forest preserve this weekend, and prepare for a tour I need to give next weekend, hopefully this time I'll come up with some witty things to say. That's just my weekend volunteer job though, it would be fun to do that full-time, but there's not many paying jobs in that. And my computer engineering degree doesn't really help me land that kind of job.

On the plus side, it paid for a trip to Theodore Roosevelt Nat'l Park last week (badlands of N.Dakota), where we saw buffalo (sorry, American bison), prairie dogs, elk, a mule-tail, a pair of dung beetles (didn't know there were any in N.Am), lots of petrified wood and some pretty neat clouds. My son saw a blue racer which is now his favorite snake. I'm not real good with the short-grass prairie though, so I wasn't able to identify a whole lot of plants.

 

Thanks for the update. I'm glad to hear you're doing well.