Paul Butler...a member in need. Please read

[pcsb23]

Gave again.

Bless you

[pcsb23]

Good luck! Hope our member will recover soon

Thanks

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Just sharing what I know, and hope your sisters recovery continues in a positive direction

Thanks, My sisters daughter is a clinical scientist - they are using some very new techniques in Germany, we remain hopeful if realistic.

Again, best of luck. I've got a ways to go with my deal. Had eight chemos and now am supposed to get a second opinion. Just for reference as to the cost of this stuff, I finally got up the gumption to go over all my bills and if I read this right, I owe just a hair under $330,000. My twenty three day stint in the hospital was out of network. Ooopsie, didn't really have time to research that before I called the ambulance. Gotta work on that. My doc told me last week that I am lucky to be alive, if the infection had gone the wrong way, that would have been it, no more Bushmills for Billy. I will admit there are times I don't feel so lucky, bad juju this cancer thing, I've learned that much. Cheers, WK

Hi William, sorry to hear you have cancer too, it affects so many people either directly or indirectly. It is bad juju for sure, and the costs for treating it are extreme. An evil disease. I can only wish you a full recovery and offer my hope it happens.

[William1]

It's all a part of life's rich pageant...

I heard that on Hogan's Heroes this morning and I like it. Cheers.

[pcsb23]

Just a very quick update as many of you have helped us over the last few months. My sister Janet is now in a hospice receiving help to control the pain she is enduring. We are hoping that she will still come home but my heart is heavy just now.

[Filip]

Just a very quick update as many of you have helped us over the last few months. My sister Janet is now in a hospice receiving help to control the pain she is enduring. We are hoping that she will still come home but my heart is heavy just now.

We pray and hope too , for her full recovery Paul .
Stay well and take care for her .

[brewmaster15]

Paul,
Im sorry to hear that things are not going as well as hoped here. Be strong. You and your family are in our thoughts.

I hope things turn around and she beats this terrible illness.

Al

[pcsb23]

My sister, Janet, died peacefully yesterday.

My thanks to all for you previous support.

[Second Hand Pat]

My sister, Janet, died peacefully yesterday.

My thanks to all for you previous support.

I am so sorry to hear Paul. Big hugs to you and the family.
Pat

[brewmaster15]

Paul I am so sorry for you and your family. I really hoped this would have a happy ending for you all. Take care my friend. You are in our thoughts.
Al

[zimmjeff]

So sorry for your loss.

[Disgirl]

My sincere sympathy to you and your family Paul.
Barb

[LizStreithorst]

I'm sorry for your loss, Paul. Your sister was a fighter.

[Clawhammer]

My sister, Janet, died peacefully yesterday.

My thanks to all for you previous support.

Condolences Paul. You are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. The love and dedication you and your family have shown for Janet is inspiring.

[Filip]

Im so sorry for loss Paul .
Condolences to you and your family .

[William1]

Wow, so sorry to hear that. That is rough.
If it could possibly cheer you up, assuage the bitterness of your bereavement in some way, and you want to hear something on the flip side of that horrible news, I got a clear scan on Monday. Tumor is down to 1 cm from 5", and that may just be scar tissue I was told. Couldn't be better. 6 months and 8 chemo treatments did the job. No more treatments till a PET scan in six weeks. I couldn't believe it when she told me. I'm sitting there waiting to find out the results of a CT scan, for an infernal amount of time it seemed of course, wondering and worrying if the dagger will be pointed at me or away from me, so to speak, and then the appointment took like five minutes. Almost like, you're good to go, we'll set up a follow up PET scan in six weeks and see me a week later. High five. Cya.
I am one of the lucky ones I guess, but I am aware that in reality my journey isn't over. Bad disease. I have seen my share. Been there, done that. I guess it is an accomplishment, but not exactly the kind of thing one puts on their bucket list - fight and beat cancer. Probably not.
So sorry again about your sister. I hope it was ok to tell my story. Cheers, BK