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If we have nothing else, we
If we have nothing else, we want quality of Life.
With being in sick and pain from Chemo, what is the point? Make Every day count!
We wish you the Best and are sending you Good Vibes, Thoughts, and Prayers from the Mountains in AZ!
Best Always, mike0 -
My wonderful friend...
Buzz, yes we are a wonderful group, of which you are a part of.
I've been very worried about you Buzzard! I knew you must be real sick...either that or you got mad at all of us wonderful people:) I see that you have it 'worked out' in your heart & head and I can feel the peace you have reached.
Buzzard, I remember the first time I posted and how you jumped right in and made me feel welcome. You even made a joke about my moniker ( JayLo NOT J-Lo ). Please accept my thanks to you for guiding me through many of my fears and for the friendship so freely offered.I consider you one of my mentors in my own journey.
Buzz, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this new phase of your journey.We love you Buzzard!!{{{Hugs}}}
-Pat aka JayLo0 -
What a great one
Through my cancer journey you have really helped me get through this by your posts. I hate when I read about your current situation. I know why you are making your decision and it is something that reminds me that I'll be making this same decision some day. I admire you and pray your good days are so many you forget there was ever pain. Stay in touch. Jeff0 -
hugssteveandnat said:What a great one
Through my cancer journey you have really helped me get through this by your posts. I hate when I read about your current situation. I know why you are making your decision and it is something that reminds me that I'll be making this same decision some day. I admire you and pray your good days are so many you forget there was ever pain. Stay in touch. Jeff
Buzz, you are loved by so many. breaks my heart to read this.. You gave me so much support and advice when I joined in 2009. I dont post much but I do check in every now and the to see how you are all doing.. bless you and your family0 -
Buzz
Buzz,
First I am sending love, hugs and aloha. It is good to hear from you my friend. I miss you. Thank you for sharing this very hard news with us. I must tell you that it is good to hear that your your wife is by your side. I pray for many good, loved filled times with your family. I will keep you in my prayers during this journey.
Peace my friend.
Aloha,
Kathleen0 -
BuzzKathleen808 said:Buzz
Buzz,
First I am sending love, hugs and aloha. It is good to hear from you my friend. I miss you. Thank you for sharing this very hard news with us. I must tell you that it is good to hear that your your wife is by your side. I pray for many good, loved filled times with your family. I will keep you in my prayers during this journey.
Peace my friend.
Aloha,
Kathleen
I am fairly new here and I obviously do not know you, but from reading everyone's posts, you must be a wonderful and fabulous person!! I just want to wish you the very best. Enjoy your life, your family and miracles DO happen. That is what I am wishing for you. Prayers for you!!0 -
Hard decisions
We all face difficult decisions along this path and I have had very similar conversations with my family and team. I do think many of us will ultimately be faced with similar decisions and it think it takes a healthy mind to be able to say that it is time to stop the treatments and to change ones focus to simply living with this illness for what ever time we have. It is that acceptance of what is the right decision that makes it clear to me that you have made the right decision for you and your family.
Now focus on finding pleasure and quality in each moment you are given.
Thank you for sharing your decision,
Steve0 -
just thoughtsteved said:Hard decisions
We all face difficult decisions along this path and I have had very similar conversations with my family and team. I do think many of us will ultimately be faced with similar decisions and it think it takes a healthy mind to be able to say that it is time to stop the treatments and to change ones focus to simply living with this illness for what ever time we have. It is that acceptance of what is the right decision that makes it clear to me that you have made the right decision for you and your family.
Now focus on finding pleasure and quality in each moment you are given.
Thank you for sharing your decision,
Steve
i would chime in and holler at you from across the green rolling hills of Kentucky.what can i say except just go for it and live.you know i and so many others are still holding that rope that you threw down to us.no matter how frayed or torn that rope gets i will always remember that you are still holding on also.and someday when we meet in the sky we will know that it is ok to let go of that rope.you go live like you have never lived before and just remember you have touched many many lives here and we all love you....Godbless....johnnybegood0 -
My prayers are with you and
My prayers are with you and your family. I am new to this battle and am starting to see how difficult it is. My mom was diagnosed in June of this year and has gone through chemotherapy and radiation. So far she has had very little sides other than a blood infection.
My uncle was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer last Sept his spread was very extensive. The doctors gave him 6 months to live without chemotherapy. He refused treatment other than some pain meds. Here is it a year later and he still looks the same, other than walking with a limp you would not even know he had cancer. He is enjoying his life, eating well, and has not seen a doctor in 2 months.
I honestly do not know what the " right" treatment is for cancer but I believe happiness is more important than any drug a doctor can give you.0 -
Thank you for sharing. We
Thank you for sharing. We are all in this together and the love and support from this board is one of the things that keeps us sane. Blessings to you and your family and I truly wish you and your family fun and peaceful days.
SharonVegas0 -
miss you
I don't post here much anymore, for many reasons. But I heard about this on the grapevine and felt the need to stop over and say hello. wow. about 3 and a half years ago you were one of my rocks here. I popped in and you were among the first to welcome me, and answer questions, and helped so much through the awful process of chemo. I made a few friends here, and it just seems to me that every time I come here another one is gone. sure wish you'd join us over on facebook, I miss you. You've been fighting for so long Clift, go on and enjoy your wife and kids and have some fun. I know that's what I would do.0 -
Buddy Buzz....
I don't post much anymore, but do check in occasionally. I was saddened to read your post, but heartened to know that you are at peace. We started in this journey at the same time, and we've been through a lot together. Here's the rope my friend- hang on please, and when it's time, don't let go - just keep us connected.
Much love and many hugs coming your way. Vicki0 -
hello buzz
Buzz, you were the very first person who responded to my timid post a little over a year and I really appreciated that as newbie.
You have been greatly missed around here, with your down-home yet eloquent style.
Please pop in from time to time, okay? There are many people here who care about you, and can perhaps also help/support you as you start your new journey.
Affectionately,
Tommycat0 -
Buzz! You sure brightened my
Buzz! You sure brightened my rainy day just by posting. I am sorry to hear that the chemo makes you sick, I wish that wasn't so. You are a brilliant man so when you say that you have made the decision to not do anymore chemo I believe that it isn't a snap judgment and one that is right for you.
Thank you for coming to say what you had to say, I still pray for you and have been hoping you were so far into NED that you were just too busy living to hang out here. I will keep you in prayers and I encourage you to go live, love and laugh. May the LORD show you mercy and give you peace. BTW, I still believe in miracles and I pray you are one on them.
Brenda0 -
Buzz
I totally understand your decision. I am going through chemo now and can't imagine doing it again. Good luck and enjoy life.
Sandy0 -
In my prayers
I too have missed you and wondered how you were doing. It deeply hurts to hear of your recurrance. I too understand your decision...quality is important and in some cases more important than quanity. I know your faith and I understand your beliefts. There is always hope because of what is waiting for us. I am glad your wife is by your side..know too that we are all here for you. Hope you feel better real soon and are able to spend lots of quality time with your family. You have made such a deep impression on my heart...you were there for me when I was going down this path. You helped so much and please know that your kindness and support will never be forgotten. I will keep you and your family in my prayers and remember I am here if you or your family need anything. Love you dear friend. May GOD give you comfort and peace.
Love,
Anna Proctor Howard0
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