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Espy said:
Hell around here you just never know. Men posing as women, women posing as men, non-black men posing as black men... it's hard to keep all the alternate agendas and aliases straight from day to day. :rolleyes:
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You have a point. Many of the men and a few women are suspect. This place is becoming a carnival you'd see on Coney Island.
 
SmoothDaddy101 said:
You have a point. Many of the men and a few women are suspect. This place is becoming a carnival you'd see on Coney Island.
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All of it is done in the name of 'disturbing the peace.'

They're not happy with what they see in life, so they come here and pretend.
 
Los Angeles said:
All of it is done in the name of 'disturbing the peace.'

They're not happy with what they see in life, so they come here and pretend.
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But I don't think they ever comprehend that they aren't disturbing, they're f**kin' pathetic, immature, ignorant and ridiculous... but that doesn't disturb me in the least, I just think they're a waste.
 
I just wanted to let everyone that's interested know that my dad received a good doctor's report a couple of weeks ago. His doctors decided that it would be a good idea to get a radiation oncologist's opinion. When we met with him, he told us that the mass in his lung had shrunk slightly and appeared less dense since his first tests back in June. Since dad hadn't gone through any cancer treatments yet, the doctor didn't think that the entire mass was cancerous. He feels that it is the same fungus that they found in his right lung when they did surgery back in July. As of now, the cancer doctors are out of the picture. Dad will continue taking his anti-fungal medication for about 5 more weeks. Then, he will have surgery to remove the remaining mass so that it can be analyized to determine if radiation or chemo is necessary. We still have a way to go to get Dad back on his feet, but this is the best news that we have received since this all began back in May.

I want to thank all of you that have sent prayers, positive energy, warm thoughts and kind words my way. You don't know how much I appreciate it. It's not something that I will forget anytime soon. :smt058
 
GirlieGirl74 said:
I just wanted to let everyone that's interested know that my dad received a good doctor's report a couple of weeks ago. His doctors decided that it would be a good idea to get a radiation oncologist's opinion. When we met with him, he told us that the mass in his lung had shrunk slightly and appeared less dense since his first tests back in June. Since dad hadn't gone through any cancer treatments yet, the doctor didn't think that the entire mass was cancerous. He feels that it is the same fungus that they found in his right lung when they did surgery back in July. As of now, the cancer doctors are out of the picture. Dad will continue taking his anti-fungal medication for about 5 more weeks. Then, he will have surgery to remove the remaining mass so that it can be analyized to determine if radiation or chemo is necessary. We still have a way to go to get Dad back on his feet, but this is the best news that we have received since this all began back in May.

I want to thank all of you that have sent prayers, positive energy, warm thoughts and kind words my way. You don't know how much I appreciate it. It's not something that I will forget anytime soon. :smt058
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Thank you so much for the update GG, I was just thinking about your family this morning and hoping your father was doing well. That sounds like the best possible news and we'll keep y'all in our prayers.
 
GirlieGirl74 said:
I just wanted to let everyone that's interested know that my dad received a good doctor's report a couple of weeks ago. His doctors decided that it would be a good idea to get a radiation oncologist's opinion. When we met with him, he told us that the mass in his lung had shrunk slightly and appeared less dense since his first tests back in June. Since dad hadn't gone through any cancer treatments yet, the doctor didn't think that the entire mass was cancerous. He feels that it is the same fungus that they found in his right lung when they did surgery back in July. As of now, the cancer doctors are out of the picture. Dad will continue taking his anti-fungal medication for about 5 more weeks. Then, he will have surgery to remove the remaining mass so that it can be analyized to determine if radiation or chemo is necessary. We still have a way to go to get Dad back on his feet, but this is the best news that we have received since this all began back in May.

I want to thank all of you that have sent prayers, positive energy, warm thoughts and kind words my way. You don't know how much I appreciate it. It's not something that I will forget anytime soon. :smt058
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This very good, thanks for sharing and I'll continue keep you guys in my thoughts and prayers.
 
Girlie glad you are getting some positive news in this long road to health. I hope things continue to go well. You must be drained and exhasuted. Enjoy your upcoming downtime strawberries and chocolate. :D
 
Thanks Espy, Fresh and Jordan. Jordan, it has been a long road, but when my mom called to tell me that the doctor said that he thought dad had a more of a fungus problem than a cancer problem, I immediately felt the burden being lifted. I thought that I was dealing with everything fine. I didn't realize how much of a toll that it was taking on me mentally and emotionally. I almost felt like I could fly. :D I plan to enjoy every moment of my 'strawberry and chocolate' time. ;)
 
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