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Shaman, "was it worth it"? I'd answer Yes.

Why? Because of the content and story you provide here: http://genesis9.angzva.com/

My best to you Shaman

Prayer sent. Glad to hear of the improvements. Hoping for a resolution to your new issues.

With your attitude I couldn't see anything except you kicking cancers azz.

Keep on keeping on!

Prayers up for your quick and complete recovery.

Prayers for comforting, strength, and healing.

Prayers sent , keep on the recovery road

Good deal. One day at a time. Getting to your treestand can be a good motivator. 😊

After any major health crisis, it’s important to not try to measure recovery on a day-to-day basis. There will be good days, and days that seem like a setback but are not. At a minimum, measure weekly or longer. Plus, it will feel more positive with the bigger view.

Carry on.

Thanks all.

Friendship, IN is just a skip and a jump from the house. I used to go twice a year, but I haven't been in 30+ years. It's one of the things on my post-retirement list. First off is the NMLRA membership booth. Flintlocks Inc is now 2nd on my list.

As to it being worth it, I had a close work friend years ago that I didn't see for 6 months. When I saw her again, she was bald and skinny. I asked what had happened. She said breast cancer and chemo and that she was glad it was over because she couldn't do it again. That stuck with me. I always wondered what would make someone so filled with life vow "never again." I found out.

My answer to that same question is what else is there?

Mister Two Dogs: I am humbled by your response. Genesis 9:2-4 Ministries has turned into my life's work-- a testament to what happens when you feed a kid too many Outdoor Life magazines. My big wish coming out of this whole mess is that I've got good fodder in the coming months and years for the weblog. First on that pile is the saga of getting Mooselette out for her first deer.

Keep on plugging shaman, one small step at a time.

You are moving in the right direction and me and many other are rooting for you, besides your wife and friends need you, there's a big ole buck waiting to test your skills in a couple months.keep up the good fight and remember we like pictures of a successful Hunter and his kill. May the good Lord bless you in all you do.

Prayers sent.
PJ

Shaman- - - - -"you've got mail!" Found some BP close to you. Hang in there!

Shaman - yes it was worth it. Your testimony and attitude through these Jobian trials will help others coping with badness.

Stay motivated and enjoy life daily.

mercy, comfort, and healing ...

There's a lot of truth there. On a short term level, I've got a never- ending path of daily suckitude. Still, every week goes by, and I realize I'm doing better. Today, as a for-instance, I woke up planning a trip to the basement and had an hour's worth of puttering lined out. I stopped to eat breakfast first and. . . I ended up napping from 0630 to 0930 and woke up too dazed to dare the stairs. Scratch that plan.

Glad you are improving and getting better. Just take it one day at a time and don't rush it. Don't need for a setback.

Prayers lifted.

GREAT News.

May you keep on KEEPING ON!

I am just over a year remived my last treatment and am getting close to what my brain thinks my body should be able to do. I am told this about normal. Personaly i would not think twice about going through it again if needed. As already said every day above ground is a good one.

Glad to hear you are on the road recovery sir

God’s Blessings on you and yours, Shaman. That had to be no less a tough ride for those closest to you.

Thank you for taking us along with you on your journey back to good health.

You are one tough, gritty Hombre, Sir.