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John Loomis - 05 Dec 2004 21:14 GMT
We all need a break......Time out.
Go for a walk....
Never wanted to offend anyone on this group
and I do like the women that come here and share their
experiences with the men in similiar predicaments.

Thanks to the ladies and my hat off to them!
Apologize to any person that read me wrong.
Life is valuable and we charish it!
Love your wives, your partners, try to get along
Say some words or pray or think about those who are suffering.
Good wishes to all.
John Loomis
ButtercupsDad@dog.net - 06 Dec 2004 16:34 GMT
>We all need a break......Time out.
>Go for a walk....
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>Good wishes to all.
>John Loomis

Yea, thing got out of hand on this one.  I am sorry for the whole
group.  I hope Debbie does not shun the group due to what happened
here.  
deborah.trujillo@verizon.net - 06 Dec 2004 22:33 GMT
No.  I am not shunning the group.  Canada Bob's posting has been the
only bad experience I have had and I'm not going to let that get to me.
You people were a big support to both John and me when we were going
through this, and I hope others gained something from our posts.  I
don't know how I would have gotten through his surgery and the
post-surgical recovery had it not been for the support I had here.

I am sorry that Canada Bob found it necessary to leave the group.  I
have sent him a couple PEMs that I intended as tactful and hope that
they will encourage him to come back.

Yes, I do cherish life and I cherish every minute that John and I have
each other.  We were sharing about the day we went to his doctor for
the family counselling.  He said that when we met with the doctor's
assistant Karen afterwards to schedule the surgery, cat scan, etc.,
that I looked like I had just witnessed the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
John said that he was twisting and crumpling the literature that the
doctor had given us at the same time.  John said he had to tell me to
calm down.  Thinking back, I guess I was pretty spooked.  Reading about
the side effects of the surgery was one thing but actually hearing his
doctor say it was another.  John told me he was looking down the hall
to see if the doctor was at the other end because sometimes he shows up
there and John was thinking of asking him if someone could give me a
shot.  I also recall the doctor telling me that day about implants,
injections, etc., that would enable us to have sex post-surgery and I
wondered why he was telling me this since we weren't even sure he would
get all the cancer (11 of 12 cores removed during biopsy were
infected).  I realized down the road that the doctor was just trying to
help me see the big picture.  Thanks for listening.
deborah.trujillo@verizon.net - 06 Dec 2004 23:20 GMT
Sorry, didn't mean to post this twice.  I was having a little trouble
with the Google groups site from which I was posting this.
John Loomis - 07 Dec 2004 01:22 GMT
Hello Deborah,
   Thanks for your input.  You are a very helpful wife.
I am glad we have those wives on board to show the other side.
It is not the "far side", by the way!
Again, thanks....
A friend, John Loomis
> No.  I am not shunning the group.  Canada Bob's posting has been the
> only bad experience I have had and I'm not going to let that get to me.
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
> infected).  I realized down the road that the doctor was just trying to
> help me see the big picture.  Thanks for listening.
ButtercupsDad@dog.net - 07 Dec 2004 12:49 GMT
I guess this says something about your character, i.e., that you are
good at hanging in there.  First with the PCa experience, and then
with some heat here.  You would have been a big loss to the group.  I
think having the ladies here adds a lot (even if my wife is jealous of
Heather :)).

Thank you.
David S.

>No.  I am not shunning the group.  Canada Bob's posting has been the
>only bad experience I have had and I'm not going to let that get to me.
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
>infected).  I realized down the road that the doctor was just trying to
>help me see the big picture.  Thanks for listening.
Heather - 08 Dec 2004 02:29 GMT
Awww.....you made my day, Buttercup.  Don't let your wife see this!!  (VBG)

Heather

> I guess this says something about your character, i.e., that you are
> good at hanging in there.  First with the PCa experience, and then
[quoted text clipped - 34 lines]
> >infected).  I realized down the road that the doctor was just trying to
> >help me see the big picture.  Thanks for listening.
ButtercupsDad@dog.net - 08 Dec 2004 12:59 GMT
You can be sure I don't leave printouts in the printer tray any longer
sweetie!

>Awww.....you made my day, Buttercup.  Don't let your wife see this!!  (VBG)
>
>Heather
deborah.trujillo@verizon.net - 06 Dec 2004 22:33 GMT
No.  I am not shunning the group.  Canada Bob's posting has been the
only bad experience I have had and I'm not going to let that get to me.
You people were a big support to both John and me when we were going
through this, and I hope others gained something from our posts.  I
don't know how I would have gotten through his surgery and the
post-surgical recovery had it not been for the support I had here.

I am sorry that Canada Bob found it necessary to leave the group.  I
have sent him a couple PEMs that I intended as tactful and hope that
they will encourage him to come back.

Yes, I do cherish life and I cherish every minute that John and I have
each other.  We were sharing about the day we went to his doctor for
the family counselling.  He said that when we met with the doctor's
assistant Karen afterwards to schedule the surgery, cat scan, etc.,
that I looked like I had just witnessed the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
John said that he was twisting and crumpling the literature that the
doctor had given us at the same time.  John said he had to tell me to
calm down.  Thinking back, I guess I was pretty spooked.  Reading about
the side effects of the surgery was one thing but actually hearing his
doctor say it was another.  John told me he was looking down the hall
to see if the doctor was at the other end because sometimes he shows up
there and John was thinking of asking him if someone could give me a
shot.  I also recall the doctor telling me that day about implants,
injections, etc., that would enable us to have sex post-surgery and I
wondered why he was telling me this since we weren't even sure he would
get all the cancer (11 of 12 cores removed during biopsy were
infected).  I realized down the road that the doctor was just trying to
help me see the big picture.  Thanks for listening.
 
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