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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / September 2004Life is Good
We went through Hurricane Frances; the eye came right through Brandon. Got a big oak tree down in the back yard, and some roof damage. The tree turned out to have a colony of honey bees, and the tree guy won't even give me an estimate until the bee guy has taken care of them. Lightning fried the TV, the VCR, the cable modem and the router. Then I had a flat tire this afternoon. The doctor's office called with last week's PSA: 0.00. That put everything in perspective. Whee! Life is good! Ernie Darned right, the tree, the roof , the TV, they can be replaced, but nothing can replace that 0.00 Tom > We went through Hurricane Frances; the eye came right through Brandon. Got a > big oak tree down in the back yard, and some roof damage. The tree turned [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Ernie Congratulations. You have your priorities right. jimhoney > We went through Hurricane Frances; the eye came right through Brandon. Got a > big oak tree down in the back yard, and some roof damage. The tree turned [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Ernie >> The doctor's office called with last week's PSA: 0.00. >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> >> Ernie Hooray. Your post brought tears to my eyes. <snip> * *The doctor's office called with last week's PSA: 0.00. * *That put everything in perspective. * *Whee! Life is good! Indeed! After that hurricane, I'm hoping everyone puts things in perspective like you did. Materials can be replaced, but good health and life can't. I'm off to my yr. 1/2 PSA checkup today. I've been taking chondroitin and glucosomine tabs for arthritis pain for months now and am curious if they've affected my PSA numbers. I'll find out soon enough. Al Please be quiet if replying via email, flames will be deleted promptly. I won't even read the whole message... >We went through Hurricane Frances; the eye came right through Brandon. Got a >big oak tree down in the back yard, and some roof damage. The tree turned [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Ernie Your post cheered me up. I'm so happy for you with your ultra-low PSA. And the first paragraph-ROFL-in spite of its horrible content. Gary Nichols Ernie - I was (am) watching the hurricane activity in Brandon as my father lives there! He has been watching our RRP progress - so I guess we're even. My husband had his RRP on 8/18 and we're almost two weeks past catheter removal. He's doing well, and looking forward to a PSA similar to yours! Congrats!! Debbie (wife of Allen, 3+4, 8.4 pre-op PSA, T2C) |
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