Welcome back from MIA, man.

 

I figured you got a new truck and were doing some parts swapping...
Hope this year is better than the last, take care Z

 

Thanks all,

As Far as my truck goes, that's on hold right now for obvious reasons, but I have been seeing some good deals on Craigs List. There's a black 5 speed I'm looking at, but not sure if I can deal with a manual. I mean what happens if my new foot breaks when I'm off somewhere? LOL

 

well you could always drive without the clutch. as in shift without using it. lol.

but im glad to hear that youre gettin better.

 

Damn Z I did miss all this. sorry to hear about your foot. Good luck with the truck deal

 

Thanks, I can't believe you read the whole thing LOL and I told you I wasn't going to get much sleep tonite. I'm going now to try again,LOL



And for anyone following this thread, last Sunday I got out of Mass General after a five day stint of chemo everyday. I took it like it was **** water and didn't even get the slightest bit of nausea,LOL. They don't know what to think, plus I crutch around the place all day, up,down,in,outside constantly. They can never find me,LMAO. BTW, I hate that F'n place now. Not the people just the building, chemo will do that to you

 

why the chemo still? i thought you were getting it for the off chance that the bone got some of the tumor, and i thought they took the foot to eliminate any chance of it spreading.
its good to hear that you're doing better, and that you have your eye on another ram.

 

WOW! Z-Man, I just read through this after your PM to me. I hate it when amputees post pics of post surgical operation sites as it gives me the *******. Granted, I've had my own brush with cancer in the past and lucked out by not having chemo. I was diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer when I was 22 and a few weeks later, on my 23rd birthday, I was gutted like a fish for a RetroPeritoneal Lymph Node Dissection. The entire operation took about 5 hours, with closing taking the longest. A few years ago, a chiropractor x-rayed my midsection and was stunned by the series of surgical staples still in my abdomen (it looks like a railroad track like).

Props to ya, and I hope you make it through with this thing beat.

 

The chemo is to kill any microscopic cells that may have traveled anywhere else in my body from the ankle.


Hopefully the chemo will do it's job and I'l lhave nothing to worry about.

 

Welcome back