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  • 2 weeks later...

Yeah...sucks indeed.  His body is alittle bit too broken to succefully and peacefully make it through a bone marrow transplant.  But I think he is going to try the Chemo.  If the chemo is successful... maybe...maybe get to spend the next 2 years with him.

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Yeah...sucks indeed.  His body is alittle bit too broken to succefully and peacefully make it through a bone marrow transplant.  But I think he is going to try the Chemo.  If the chemo is successful... maybe...maybe get to spend the next 2 years with him.

You are all in my thoughts. x

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He has decided to not do chemo either.  Does not want the poison in his body.

 

We brought him home yesterday and hospice has been called.

 

I am numb.

 

I read about Beth this morning... all I could think about was her family.  I cannot even concentrate here at work. 

 

What a MOTHERFUCKER cancer is.  I hate it.

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((Chrispy))

 

I went through this with my father 29 years ago.  Say all you need to say to him, make happen all he's wanted to do while he has the strength to do it and above all else, make sure he knows he made a difference in this world.  Concrete, from the heart examples.  It's important.  For both of you.

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