fatchance - 2014-02-27 9:50 PM So standing in your corner.  Just let me know if you need to tag me.  



You two can do this!

Lobo - 2014-02-27 9:10 PM Good to hear from you. 



Mom's heart was in the right place...even if she did suck up the bed skirt and rug. 



It's ok to have a melt down here and now.  Just put a time limit on how long you squall.  Tear's never cured any thing, besides you scare the dog. 



Tell those doctor's to get this show on the road.  You've got thing's to do and places to see.  No time to dilly dally.



Let that fella come down and help foal out your mares...but don't do any thing rash about selling them.  You'll be sorry later and want to kill somebody! 



How about that family of many kids, could they not come down every week or so and help keep the house from going to pot?  Call in all your marker's...you've certainly helped many. 



When you go for the ct/Pet scan..go naked!  That machine doesn't like anything metal.  The first one I had, I came out with my jeans down around my knees and bra in my purse!  

Those underwires hold up a multitude of sins! 



Keep us informed about the doctors plans for you.  If you don't like them, don't be shy about asking for a second or third opinion.

pkardos - 2014-02-28 11:14 AM Good luck to you. I just started chemo/radiation therapy yesterday for rectal cancer. And let me tell you, not being able to ride is a real downer. Watching everyone else and having to stand by is disheartening. But I go out to the barn and brush and talk to all of my pones and I just had a new little filly the other day, so I'm lavishing attention on her. Fear is a realistic emotion, but you can do anything and you will come through on the other side. Maybe not unscathed, but wiser and stronger for the experience. Good vibes headed your way!

pkardos - 2014-02-28 11:14 AM Good luck to you. I just started chemo/radiation therapy yesterday for rectal cancer. And let me tell you, not being able to ride is a real downer. Watching everyone else and having to stand by is disheartening. But I go out to the barn and brush and talk to all of my pones and I just had a new little filly the other day, so I'm lavishing attention on her. Fear is a realistic emotion, but you can do anything and you will come through on the other side. Maybe not unscathed, but wiser and stronger for the experience. Good vibes headed your way!

pkardos - 2014-02-28 11:14 AM Good luck to you. I just started chemo/radiation therapy yesterday for rectal cancer. And let me tell you, not being able to ride is a real downer. Watching everyone else and having to stand by is disheartening. But I go out to the barn and brush and talk to all of my pones and I just had a new little filly the other day, so I'm lavishing attention on her. Fear is a realistic emotion, but you can do anything and you will come through on the other side. Maybe not unscathed, but wiser and stronger for the experience. Good vibes headed your way!

pkardos - 2014-02-28 11:14 AM Good luck to you. I just started chemo/radiation therapy yesterday for rectal cancer. And let me tell you, not being able to ride is a real downer. Watching everyone else and having to stand by is disheartening. But I go out to the barn and brush and talk to all of my pones and I just had a new little filly the other day, so I'm lavishing attention on her. Fear is a realistic emotion, but you can do anything and you will come through on the other side. Maybe not unscathed, but wiser and stronger for the experience. Good vibes headed your way!

hwh - 2014-02-28 11:43 AM I'll be thinking of you also, plase keep us informed of your progress.  This board was a world of support to me as I went through my treatments for Breast Cancer over the last 3 years.  Let us lift you up when you're down or just be the shoulder you need to cry on when you don't want anybody else to see.