Hi
I have just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which is uncurable.
I am having biopsy done today then they will decide if or what treatment to
give me.
Your prayers would be appreciated.
Birdie
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On 1/21/2011 2:43 AM, Brian Burgess wrote:
Hi
I have just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which is uncurable.
I am having biopsy done today then they will decide if or what
treatment to give me.
Your prayers would be appreciated.
Birdie
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*My prayers are with you,Brian!!
Rodger*
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My prayers for a complete and speedy recovery are with you today and through
you journey.
Dan Harriman
Orange Texas
If at first you don't succeed, maybe you shouldn't try sky diving!
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Am praying for you and for those close to you.
Please keep us informed.
Don
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Hi
I have just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which is uncurable.
I am ha
Brian my family and I are sending our thoughts and prayers out to you and yours
for a quick and speedy recovery
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Sent: Friday, January 21, 2011 12:43 AM
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Subject: [VFB] prayers
Hi
I have just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which is uncurable.
I am having
Good luck, our prayers are w/ you.
J
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Hi
I have just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which is uncurable.
I am ha
"Just when did you realize this trip was a bad idea?" Rodger asked...
or... "How did we mess up? Let me count the ways..."
1. When I realized I'd have to fly there commercially. (BTW, I passed the TSA
screening and my prostate is normal)
2. When we learned that Tampa was in a freeze situati
Not to mention, this is roughly a 2,000 mile return trip, sometimes through
mountainous country. For our European members, this is about the same
distance as Madrid, Spain to Bremen, Germany. Glad you made it back safe &
sound, DonO & Cheryl. We've done some of those winter drives through
Wyomin
2657 miles travelled by the odometer from pick-up to drop-off points. Avg. 11
mpg. Not too bad for a V-10 fighting wind and an uphill battle of 6000 feet.
Nice little coach- enjoyed the trip. Would pack air mattreses if I had it.
It's similar to this one:
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"safe at home..." that's the best part. Then I could laugh about the seat
cushion button.
Gary L Webb
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Hi DonO;
I bet you thought it would be a fun, leasiurly trip beforehand!
It's funny how things work out sometimes, I guess you need to take a vacation
from your vacation.
Glad you made it home with you and motorhome essentailly in one piece.
Wayneb
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I'm going, haven't worked out exactly when though, going to try and go up early
and build a rod with Tony so will probably head up a week before SowBug.
Should work out my accomodations next week.
Wayneb
--- On Thu, 1/20/11, Tom Davenport wrote:
From: Tom Davenport
Subject: [VFB] Whose go
Birdie: I too will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. While it may be
incurable, they have new treatments that can slow it down, or even put it into
remission and things like that. And the most important thing for a good outcome
is for the patient to be ready to "fight it hard" even though tha
our prayers are with you..
Jerry McKaughan,President
Caddis Fly Fishing Club
P. O. Box 9104
Russellville, AR 72811
www.caddisflyfishers.org
From: brian.burge...@btinternet.com
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Subject: [VFB] prayers
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2011 08:43:54 +
Hi
I have jus
We send our prayers and Aloha
Mike
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 10:43 PM, Brian Burgess <
brian.burge...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which is uncurable.
> I am having biopsy done today then they will decide if or what treatment to
> give me.
> Y
Wes" Did you mean "whoa", or "woe"?
Larry J
>>> "Wes Wada" 1/21/2011 9:11 AM >>>
Not to mention, this is roughly a 2,000 mile return trip, sometimes through
mountainous country. For our European members, this is about the same
distance as Madrid, Spain to Bremen, Germany. Glad you made it b
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 2:04 PM, Larry Johnson wrote:
> Wes" Did you mean "whoa", or "woe"?
>
> Larry J
>
>
>
> >>> "Wes Wada" 1/21/2011 9:11 AM >>>
> Not to mention, this is roughly a 2,000 mile return trip, sometimes through
> mountainous country. For our European members, this is about the
Wes,
good thing you went through on a good day. LOL, JK. I've been caught between
road closures and had to plow my own way out. I keep winter survival gear with
me in the back of the truck, just in case I do get stranded. Food, clothing,
blankets, light, heat, water, etc. Lots of oil fie
Hi Birdie:
I am sorry to learn that you have pancreatic cancer. Following receipt of a
Christmas card, I recently learned that a good friend two Provinces distant
(Canada has Provinces as opposed to States) has been diagnosed with cancer
of the bladder. Concerned, I telephoned him without dela
People love the scenery, lack of people,
abundance of animals, fabulous trout fishing,
blue skies, clean air, etc., but can't take the
winter and spring
COUNT ME IN THAT GROUP, DON!
Especially since they put me on all those stupid cardiac pills! :-(
What a heckuva trip back from Florida. I
I've worked primarily outside for over 30 years, worked in weather in the teens
at times and found it to be quite challenging. I can't imagine how people and
equipment work under such temperature extremes. After hearing about the
extension cord(must have been PVC), I imagine you use rubber coat
Fellow VFB'ers
I am planning to attend the Sowbug this year and have obtained an economy
room at Wildcat Shoals Resort.
In 16 March
Out 20 March
I also have the evening of 20th March penciled in so that I can extend by
one day, but that is not definite at this time.
I have never be
What do we do?Hm... Stay inside and try to keep warm.
How to survive? Keep your car in good running condition, well winterized, good
snow tires or 4wd are necessities. Junkers just don't survive. Layers of warm
clothes are a must, but we get acclimated also. I can work outdoors in
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