Will remember your lady and you in my prayers.
Need some thoughts and prayers tonight...
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ok seriosuly guys...i should know better by now than to ask for this kinda thing because now im crying..lol god i feel stupid but at the same time extremely grateful. I want to thank each and every one of you individually for your thoughts and prayers. We went out and just had a fun night to try and get our minds off of things. I think that will be my thing this weekend is just try to keep her mind occupied. Seriously ok gotta go get a tissue...damn a grown man aint supposed to weep.
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According to my wife, an ER Nurse w/20 years in, false positives are
common. It isn't anything to dismiss but the odds are likely to be
better than you think.
2 years ago I contracted a rare disease that went undiagnosed for 18
months. Saw several specialists during that time, two of which
expected cancer. There were some tough times while waiting for
test results to come back. We had some conversations we didn't
expect to have at that time. The possible impact on our three children
was the most difficult part for me. It wasn't cancer, and once diagnosed
we beat it and life went on.
My wife was strong and upbeat during the whole time and it really helped.
I encourage you to do the same. These are the moments that make
love strong.
The "big boys don't cry" thing is utter bullshit in these circumstances.
This isn't a bad hair day ... it's a serious shock that is going to impact
anyone in direct proportion to the size of their heart.
My advice... shed the tears, take a breath, then gather your strength
and be the man she needs you to be.
Know that many kind thoughts and prayers support you in this.
Sincerely,
Greg
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Originally posted by BatRastardAccording to my wife, an ER Nurse w/20 years in, false positives are
common. It isn't anything to dismiss but the odds are likely to be
better than you think.
2 years ago I contracted a rare disease that went undiagnosed for 18
months. Saw several specialists during that time, two of which
expected cancer. There were some tough times while waiting for
test results to come back. We had some conversations we didn't
expect to have at that time. The possible impact on our three children
was the most difficult part for me. It wasn't cancer, and once diagnosed
we beat it and life went on.
My wife was strong and upbeat during the whole time and it really helped.
I encourage you to do the same. These are the moments that make
love strong.
The "big boys don't cry" thing is utter bullshit in these circumstances.
This isn't a bad hair day ... it's a serious shock that is going to impact
anyone in direct proportion to the size of their heart.
My advice... shed the tears, take a breath, then gather your strength
and be the man she needs you to be.
Know that many kind thoughts and prayers support you in this.
Sincerely,
Greg
great post...........and all so trueGrant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to hide the bodies of the people I killed because they were annoying......
I've been wrong lots of times. Lots of times I've thought I was wrong only to find out that I was right in the beginning.
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Hey guys not much of an update but I think mentally we are both doing much better. She goes for a "introduction" visit...whatever the hell that means...than they schedule a biopsy. So untill oct 27th looks like we will just have to sit and wait. Sorry for the long bump but I didnt want to start a whole new thread and have to explain anything so we can let it just sink back to the bottem and I will find it again and posts any updates as time goes by. Thank god for a cruise in 4 weeks. Gonna need it I think. Thanks again for everything you guys said. It really made that day a hell of a lot easier to deal with.
C
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