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It's a tough Tesla hour here. Bro is really getting hit hard by the treatments.  The Hippocratic Roller Coaster teeters on calling for the medic by the minute.  The doctors said it would be like this.

It's wearing my wife down, but a Dr commented recently very few of his patients have home caregivers like her.   He certianly does not have the funds for luxury accomodations so we are doing the best we can.  The OJT at home training does not make for the best outcomes.  I have made errors that hurt my conscious. 

This is my second experience.  Dad abandond any course of treatment and lived for nearly a year.

I pray for everyone here to avoid the malady in themselves and thier loved ones. I am going to get some Pink Suspenders and wear them for the month for the rest of my life.  I think I will plan the Ozzie Osbourne Exit Strategy after what I will never unsee with this plague.
 

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Well, looks like we may have to prepare for the rapture today.

It may be best to stop the treatments.

JohnnyYou » 24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am » wrote: ↑

24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am

It's a tough Tesla hour here. Bro is really getting hit hard by the treatments.  The Hippocratic Roller Coaster teeters on calling for the medic by the minute.  The doctors said it would be like this.

It's wearing my wife down, but a Dr commented recently very few of his patients have home caregivers like her.   He certianly does not have the funds for luxury accomodations so we are doing the best we can.  The OJT at home training does not make for the best outcomes.  I have made errors that hurt my conscious. 

This is my second experience.  Dad abandond any course of treatment and lived for nearly a year.

I pray for everyone here to avoid the malady in themselves and thier loved ones. I am going to get some Pink Suspenders and wear them for the month for the rest of my life.  I think I will plan the Ozzie Osbourne Exit Strategy after what I will never unsee with this plague.

My father, two of my dearest friends....looks good for the daughter of other close friends diagnosed in April. 

it sucks..

Blackvegetable » 24 Sep 2025, 12:59 pm » wrote: ↑

24 Sep 2025, 12:59 pm

My father, two of my dearest friends....looks good for the daughter of other close friends diagnosed in April. 

it sucks..

Prayers for best outcomes and comfort.

I meet really interesting people at the infusion  center.

 

JohnnyYou » 24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am » wrote: ↑

24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am

It's a tough Tesla hour here. Bro is really getting hit hard by the treatments.  The Hippocratic Roller Coaster teeters on calling for the medic by the minute.  The doctors said it would be like this.

It's wearing my wife down, but a Dr commented recently very few of his patients have home caregivers like her.   He certianly does not have the funds for luxury accomodations so we are doing the best we can.  The OJT at home training does not make for the best outcomes.  I have made errors that hurt my conscious. 

This is my second experience.  Dad abandond any course of treatment and lived for nearly a year.

I pray for everyone here to avoid the malady in themselves and thier loved ones. I am going to get some Pink Suspenders and wear them for the month for the rest of my life.  I think I will plan the Ozzie Osbourne Exit Strategy after what I will never unsee with this plague.

Cancer definitely sucks and chemo makes it even worse.

My wife had breast cancer in 1994 and did the chemotherapy. 10 years later, six months after we were married, she got cancer in the other breast. She refused to do chemo again, kind of freaked me out. She opted for the double mastectomy to get rid of the cancer and luckily it hadn't moved to the lymph system. 

20 years later I still miss those perky little nipples but she is still with us.

I'm pretty sure your family appreciates you being there and doing what you can although it can seem helpless at times.
 

JohnnyYou » 24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am » wrote: ↑

24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am

It's a tough Tesla hour here. Bro is really getting hit hard by the treatments.  The Hippocratic Roller Coaster teeters on calling for the medic by the minute.  The doctors said it would be like this.

It's wearing my wife down, but a Dr commented recently very few of his patients have home caregivers like her.   He certianly does not have the funds for luxury accomodations so we are doing the best we can.  The OJT at home training does not make for the best outcomes.  I have made errors that hurt my conscious. 

This is my second experience.  Dad abandond any course of treatment and lived for nearly a year.

I pray for everyone here to avoid the malady in themselves and thier loved ones. I am going to get some Pink Suspenders and wear them for the month for the rest of my life.  I think I will plan the Ozzie Osbourne Exit Strategy after what I will never unsee with this plague.

sorry to hear you all are going thru all that

JohnnyYou has crocodile tears, his second hand cigarette smoke is responsible.....I know I'm a prick for bringing the truth.

Fuelman » 25 Sep 2025, 7:25 am » wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2025, 7:25 am

Cancer definitely sucks and chemo makes it even worse.

My wife had breast cancer in 1994 and did the chemotherapy. 10 years later, six months after we were married, she got cancer in the other breast. She refused to do chemo again, kind of freaked me out. She opted for the double mastectomy to get rid of the cancer and luckily it hadn't moved to the lymph system. 

20 years later I still miss those perky little nipples but she is still with us.

I'm pretty sure your family appreciates you being there and doing what you can although it can seem helpless at times.

Nothing like a pair of perky nipples to start the day...while unfortunate, it sounds like the right move...
 

JohnnyYou » 24 Sep 2025, 1:30 pm » wrote: ↑

24 Sep 2025, 1:30 pm

Prayers for best outcomes and comfort.

I meet really interesting people at the infusion  center.

With chemo, the cure is definitely worse than the kill...had a friend with pancreatic cancer who did the chemo thing ...there was no upside...he decided it wasn't worth it...

ROG62 » 25 Sep 2025, 8:32 am » wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2025, 8:32 am

With chemo, the cure is definitely worse than the kill...had a friend with pancreatic cancer who did the chemo thing ...there was no upside...he decided it wasn't worth it...

Mrs made 35 trips to Baltimore to take her best friend to treatment.

She did not survive.  Radiation burned her throat open and she bled to death.    Poor woman went thru treatment and kept house and dinner on table for her husband.  She could not give up ciggarettes unfortunately.  Rumor is  her husband argued with her over dumb shyt. Yelling in anger may have contributed to her outcome too.

Bro's ok.. They are trying to get his blood count up with growth hormone's.   Thanks to the hospital's help I was able to focus and get 10,5 hours in today.   I have to work the weekend or take leave as I am behind quota for the month because of the impacts the home care has hit us with.

I remain on the punch the ticket team when my number comes up club.  I will not ask anyone for so much effort to help me with a slim chance.. Bro is absolutely terrified of death..  Me? I am ready to give it to live free or die at a protest.

 
 

JohnnyYou » 24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am » wrote: ↑

24 Sep 2025, 2:30 am

It's a tough Tesla hour here. Bro is really getting hit hard by the treatments.  The Hippocratic Roller Coaster teeters on calling for the medic by the minute.  The doctors said it would be like this.

It's wearing my wife down, but a Dr commented recently very few of his patients have home caregivers like her.   He certianly does not have the funds for luxury accomodations so we are doing the best we can.  The OJT at home training does not make for the best outcomes.  I have made errors that hurt my conscious. 

This is my second experience.  Dad abandond any course of treatment and lived for nearly a year.

I pray for everyone here to avoid the malady in themselves and thier loved ones. I am going to get some Pink Suspenders and wear them for the month for the rest of my life.  I think I will plan the Ozzie Osbourne Exit Strategy after what I will never unsee with this plague.

SO SORRY to hear that... Cancer is a UNIVERSAL BASTARD ! 

I TRULY hope everything works out as BEST as can POSSIBLY be expected... for ALL involved.

 

ConservativeWave » 25 Sep 2025, 10:46 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2025, 10:46 pm

SO SORRY to hear that... Cancer is a UNIVERSAL BASTARD ! 

I TRULY hope everything works out as BEST as can POSSIBLY be expected... for ALL involved.

Thanks CW.. Beyond all our differences, we  share a universal enemy.  Thanks for expressing empathy and caring for someone else. It matters. Not sure what the difference is between sympathy and empathy, but Charlie Kirk did not like the second term.

What's the killer is...  It is rumored cancer could have been cured a long time ago, and was in ancient holistic therapies, but someone decided everyone living forever was unprofitable.  At least Joe said he would try to make the cancer shot landing (the rocket never got off the pad), we are still waiting for Trump's mEARacle cure for healthcare (It will be ready in 2 weeks.).  The back and forth shyt show just makes bad outcomes for people.

Bro wanted to fight, at enormous expense to our tax dollars.  I won't jack peoples bill with costs when I get there, mainly because I do not want to burden people with my loads (especially in my pants). Bro is one of the reasons why our system is unsustainable.  Nearly his entire life was payed for by us. I still don't think the Kilmeade Involuntary Lethal Injection Therapy sounds like a human way to go.

We are in a situation similar to Joe's withdrawal from Afghanistan.  Any plan we can come up with is not going to be big and beautiful. Joe's plan got us out, and IMO it minimized the ugliness.  Trump wants us to get back and get Bagram Air Force Base..  I don't think he ever planned on leaving the effort we poured money and blood into corrupt pockets with for 20 years.  
 
 
 

JohnnyYou » 25 Sep 2025, 8:44 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2025, 8:44 pm

Mrs made 35 trips to Baltimore to take her best friend to treatment.

She did not survive.  Radiation burned her throat open and she bled to death.    Poor woman went thru treatment and kept house and dinner on table for her husband.  She could not give up ciggarettes unfortunately.  Rumor is  her husband argued with her over dumb shyt. Yelling in anger may have contributed to her outcome too.

Bro's ok.. They are trying to get his blood count up with growth hormone's.   Thanks to the hospital's help I was able to focus and get 10,5 hours in today.   I have to work the weekend or take leave as I am behind quota for the month because of the impacts the home care has hit us with.

I remain on the punch the ticket team when my number comes up club.  I will not ask anyone for so much effort to help me with a slim chance.. Bro is absolutely terrified of death..  Me? I am ready to give it to live free or die at a protest.

Unfortunately, history is riddled in futility...

what's it worth...

my mother had a stomach tumor, removed and laid with an open gut for a month to prevent infection...closed up and within 2 months it was back...she said she wouldn't put herself through that again and we didn't blame her...she went fast..
 

JohnnyYou » 26 Sep 2025, 3:13 am » wrote: ↑

26 Sep 2025, 3:13 am

Thanks CW.. Beyond all our differences, we  share a universal enemy.  Thanks for expressing empathy and caring for someone else. It matters. Not sure what the difference is between sympathy and empathy, but Charlie Kirk did not like the second term.

What's the killer is...  It is rumored cancer could have been cured a long time ago, and was in ancient holistic therapies, but someone decided everyone living forever was unprofitable.  At least Joe said he would try to make the cancer shot landing (the rocket never got off the pad), we are still waiting for Trump's mEARacle cure for healthcare (It will be ready in 2 weeks.).  The back and forth shyt show just makes bad outcomes for people.

Bro wanted to fight, at enormous expense to our tax dollars.  I won't jack peoples bill with costs when I get there, mainly because I do not want to burden people with my loads (especially in my pants). Bro is one of the reasons why our system is unsustainable.  Nearly his entire life was payed for by us. I still don't think the Kilmeade Involuntary Lethal Injection Therapy sounds like a human way to go.

We are in a situation similar to Joe's withdrawal from Afghanistan.  Any plan we can come up with is not going to be big and beautiful. Joe's plan got us out, and IMO it minimized the ugliness.  Trump wants us to get back and get Bagram Air Force Base..  I don't think he ever planned on leaving the effort we poured money and blood into corrupt pockets with for 20 years.
 

I don't think Trump is going to go into Afghanistan forcefully... He's doing what he always does, he floats what he wants, and then waits for a discussion to start.  I'm sure Afghanistan would like a LOT of things the USA has to offer... Trump doesn't want ALL of Afghanistan like the Russians did... he only wants Bagram Air Force Base... SO, he wants a SIMPLE "deal"... access & use of Bargram (because it gives us a GREAT place to observe China from), in exchange for something... NOW, the questions is WHAT would Afghanistan want ?   For them it's like cash voucher for something the NEED, or WANT...

The THING about Trump... he's GOOD at making those kinds of deals !!

We'll see !

RebelGator » 25 Sep 2025, 8:09 am » wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2025, 8:09 am

JohnnyYou has crocodile tears, his second hand cigarette smoke is responsible.....I know I'm a prick for bringing the truth.

The truth is not always pleasant. And here is some more truth. It must really suck to have voted for biden believing he would cure cancer. I mean, after all, he promised to cure cancer if you voted for him. What a LYING mother ****.

Joe Biden Claims 'We’re Going To Cure Cancer' If He's Elected President | HuffPost Latest News
 

ROG62 » 26 Sep 2025, 11:08 am » wrote: ↑

26 Sep 2025, 11:08 am

Unfortunately, history is riddled in futility...

what's it worth...

my mother had a stomach tumor, removed and laid with an open gut for a month to prevent infection...closed up and within 2 months it was back...she said she wouldn't put herself through that again and we didn't blame her...she went fast..

And the thing is a lot of revenue  is generated.  Christians Bee Gees Stayin Alive  ain't  cheap.

The Kilmeade Injection  is.  Hell a single small cartridge  of nitrous oxide, a valve, and a mask, and we go to dizknee land.

Yet we debate are we conducting capital  punishment humanely, and hear tales from the crypt horror stories. The vape shop has enough whip hits to wipe out  10000 people.