Mohad

The Ocean Star
May 20, 2009
6,392
No need to discuss. Ronaldo said it all.





Paraphrasing a Motörhead cover. Nice.

I'd ask what's up, but it all seems to be happening to me.

I've been low on the radar for reasons. In the past three weeks I left my job, admitted myself to the ER for hemolytic anemia, had to cancel my 7 weeks planned back in the US for holidays, spent 9 days in the hospital, and started a 6-month treatment program for niggling chronic leukemia that finally reared its ugly head in a big way for the first time after 18 months.

But you know, life is good. I'm under long treatment, but I can focus on my health and I am already feeling mostly back to a great health foundation after just two treatments. (And the Portuguese socialist commies are covering what would have been €14k+/month of treatments at the private hospital system here.)

These are magical times now of possibilities and new life. I feel like a guy whose landing space craft disintegrated in the atmosphere, shredded metal all over the planet, and somehow landed ass-first in a cool ocean and is somehow still alive. When you have that much crap thrown at you at once, you almost kinda feel you can survive anything now.
You are a genuine survivor! Keep that battling soul as you explore these modern beginnings. Stay strong brother.
 

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Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
66,133
No need to discuss. Ronaldo said it all.





Paraphrasing a Motörhead cover. Nice.

I'd ask what's up, but it all seems to be happening to me.

I've been low on the radar for reasons. In the past three weeks I left my job, admitted myself to the ER for hemolytic anemia, had to cancel my 7 weeks planned back in the US for holidays, spent 9 days in the hospital, and started a 6-month treatment program for niggling chronic leukemia that finally reared its ugly head in a big way for the first time after 18 months.

But you know, life is good. I'm under long treatment, but I can focus on my health and I am already feeling mostly back to a great health foundation after just two treatments. (And the Portuguese socialist commies are covering what would have been €14k+/month of treatments at the private hospital system here.)

These are magical times now of possibilities and new life. I feel like a guy whose landing space craft disintegrated in the atmosphere, shredded metal all over the planet, and somehow landed ass-first in a cool ocean and is somehow still alive. When you have that much crap thrown at you at once, you almost kinda feel you can survive anything now.
All the best, man. I hope you recover fully and quickly.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,031
Thanks!!

Yeah, it all comes into focus now. And it's uncanny. The timing is perfect in a way, even if I wish I didn't have to deal with it. I just accept and run with it. And it's good.
All the best, Greg.

People will tell you to 'fight', but I'm not sure if you can fight.

Be positive and enjoy life as much as you can though. Because I do know that being negative and giving up will affect your outcome.

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swag

L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
84,142
All the best, Greg.

People will tell you to 'fight', but I'm not sure if you can fight.

Be positive and enjoy life as much as you can though. Because I do know that being negative and giving up will affect your outcome.

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Thanks :heart:

Yeah, that fighting thing is weird. Americans in particular want a war on cancer and play warrior soldier boys for some reason -- making you a defeatist loser if you're not trying hard enough. I definitely don't go for that. I just want to live healthily, do my things, and give love. And so far, so great.
 

IliveForJuve

Burn this club
Jan 17, 2011
18,684
I'm tired of browner people than me telling me what to do

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Jk, I'm just going to the motherland for 6 weeks then coming back.

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No need to discuss. Ronaldo said it all.





Paraphrasing a Motörhead cover. Nice.

I'd ask what's up, but it all seems to be happening to me.

I've been low on the radar for reasons. In the past three weeks I left my job, admitted myself to the ER for hemolytic anemia, had to cancel my 7 weeks planned back in the US for holidays, spent 9 days in the hospital, and started a 6-month treatment program for niggling chronic leukemia that finally reared its ugly head in a big way for the first time after 18 months.

But you know, life is good. I'm under long treatment, but I can focus on my health and I am already feeling mostly back to a great health foundation after just two treatments. (And the Portuguese socialist commies are covering what would have been €14k+/month of treatments at the private hospital system here.)

These are magical times now of possibilities and new life. I feel like a guy whose landing space craft disintegrated in the atmosphere, shredded metal all over the planet, and somehow landed ass-first in a cool ocean and is somehow still alive. When you have that much crap thrown at you at once, you almost kinda feel you can survive anything now.
Stay strong my friend, and I'm glad you're feeling better after treatment. You'll make this thing your bitch.
 
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X Æ A-12

Senior Member
Contributor
Sep 4, 2006
87,224
Leaving England in a few hours
What happened?

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No need to discuss. Ronaldo said it all.





Paraphrasing a Motörhead cover. Nice.

I'd ask what's up, but it all seems to be happening to me.

I've been low on the radar for reasons. In the past three weeks I left my job, admitted myself to the ER for hemolytic anemia, had to cancel my 7 weeks planned back in the US for holidays, spent 9 days in the hospital, and started a 6-month treatment program for niggling chronic leukemia that finally reared its ugly head in a big way for the first time after 18 months.

But you know, life is good. I'm under long treatment, but I can focus on my health and I am already feeling mostly back to a great health foundation after just two treatments. (And the Portuguese socialist commies are covering what would have been €14k+/month of treatments at the private hospital system here.)

These are magical times now of possibilities and new life. I feel like a guy whose landing space craft disintegrated in the atmosphere, shredded metal all over the planet, and somehow landed ass-first in a cool ocean and is somehow still alive. When you have that much crap thrown at you at once, you almost kinda feel you can survive anything now.
You got this and you know tuz always here for you
 

Fab Fragment

Senior Member
Dec 22, 2018
3,701
No need to discuss. Ronaldo said it all.





Paraphrasing a Motörhead cover. Nice.

I'd ask what's up, but it all seems to be happening to me.

I've been low on the radar for reasons. In the past three weeks I left my job, admitted myself to the ER for hemolytic anemia, had to cancel my 7 weeks planned back in the US for holidays, spent 9 days in the hospital, and started a 6-month treatment program for niggling chronic leukemia that finally reared its ugly head in a big way for the first time after 18 months.

But you know, life is good. I'm under long treatment, but I can focus on my health and I am already feeling mostly back to a great health foundation after just two treatments. (And the Portuguese socialist commies are covering what would have been €14k+/month of treatments at the private hospital system here.)

These are magical times now of possibilities and new life. I feel like a guy whose landing space craft disintegrated in the atmosphere, shredded metal all over the planet, and somehow landed ass-first in a cool ocean and is somehow still alive. When you have that much crap thrown at you at once, you almost kinda feel you can survive anything now.
Wishing you the very best of health. These days leukemia is usually a very curable disease. Stay strong bro.
 

Enron

Tickle Me
Moderator
Oct 11, 2005
75,456
No need to discuss. Ronaldo said it all.





Paraphrasing a Motörhead cover. Nice.

I'd ask what's up, but it all seems to be happening to me.

I've been low on the radar for reasons. In the past three weeks I left my job, admitted myself to the ER for hemolytic anemia, had to cancel my 7 weeks planned back in the US for holidays, spent 9 days in the hospital, and started a 6-month treatment program for niggling chronic leukemia that finally reared its ugly head in a big way for the first time after 18 months.

But you know, life is good. I'm under long treatment, but I can focus on my health and I am already feeling mostly back to a great health foundation after just two treatments. (And the Portuguese socialist commies are covering what would have been €14k+/month of treatments at the private hospital system here.)

These are magical times now of possibilities and new life. I feel like a guy whose landing space craft disintegrated in the atmosphere, shredded metal all over the planet, and somehow landed ass-first in a cool ocean and is somehow still alive. When you have that much crap thrown at you at once, you almost kinda feel you can survive anything now.
You got this G. I’ll be making sacrifices to the gods in your honor this weekend.
 

Ali

Conditioned
Contributor
Jul 15, 2002
20,250
No need to discuss. Ronaldo said it all.





Paraphrasing a Motörhead cover. Nice.

I'd ask what's up, but it all seems to be happening to me.

I've been low on the radar for reasons. In the past three weeks I left my job, admitted myself to the ER for hemolytic anemia, had to cancel my 7 weeks planned back in the US for holidays, spent 9 days in the hospital, and started a 6-month treatment program for niggling chronic leukemia that finally reared its ugly head in a big way for the first time after 18 months.

But you know, life is good. I'm under long treatment, but I can focus on my health and I am already feeling mostly back to a great health foundation after just two treatments. (And the Portuguese socialist commies are covering what would have been €14k+/month of treatments at the private hospital system here.)

These are magical times now of possibilities and new life. I feel like a guy whose landing space craft disintegrated in the atmosphere, shredded metal all over the planet, and somehow landed ass-first in a cool ocean and is somehow still alive. When you have that much crap thrown at you at once, you almost kinda feel you can survive anything now.
Hang in there bro. It's all part of the journey. Wishing you a happy outcome.
 

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