Dan, my father was diagnosed with Polymyalgia rheumatica in the early 1980's in his early 60's. He too was prescribed Prednisone, which is a steroid, which made him "bloat up" in his face and upper body. He was a master craftsman whose life centered on heavy physical labor. At the time he was diagnosed, he was a maintenance foreman at an oil refinery so his daily physical stress was lower than when he was a younger man. A large and fleshy man, he already suffered from depression and poor body self image. The Polymyalgia only depressed him further and caused periods of near total withdrawal from social activities. He drank but he respected the bottle, never leaning on it in dependence. Prednisone was the only "medication" that medical science offered and it ravaged him over the remainder of his life. His activity level varied, as it sounds as it has been for you. He had "good" days and "bad" days. He suffered in relative silence, never complaining too loudly. He was one of those stoic infantrymen in WWII that appreciated each day of life without making a big deal of it. I'd like to say that there was a happy ending to this story but the Polymyalgia doesn't go away, it can only be relieved. I pray that the advancements in pharmaceuticals and treatment make your life easier and help you extend your years in relative peace and satisfaction. As to the "brain fog," I find now that I am approaching 70 that my own "senior moments" are more frequent and last longer. My life was as cerebral as my father's was physical and I watch for tell-tale signs of diminished capacity. Even 10 years ago I thought of myself as a 20 year old stuck in an older body... now, I'm not quite as certain of that. God Bless Dan, you've brought a lot of information and entertainment to us in a light and easy manner for years. Thanks.
Check out molecular Hydrogen and the new japanese lourdes hydrofix, it's done amazing things for my father and myself. It's hard to believe most people don't know about it, when a whole country like Japan knows about it and it's simply an amazing technology for health. My father had terrible arthritis and after such hydrogen treatment, he no longer has for need for his pills.
Dan Patrick and his show is what sports radio should be. All the Skip Bayless and Colin Cowherd shows are nothing but circus shows and listening to Dan is so much better and easy to listen to. It's been a breath of fresh air to wake up every morning and listen to the show. Prayers to you Dan and God bless.
Dan, 6' 4'' 240, thanks for sharing something so personal. I am sure those who have struggled with similar treatments and drugs in the past or currently can benefit a lot from hearing you struggled as well. Even when times get tough you kept on going and now the end of the pain is near. Things can look so bleak only to be turn around as time passes. Happy to hear your new treatments are working and hope your recovery continues!
God bless you, Dan. Thank you for sharing your path. I was Superman and then I came up congestive heart disease: depression, panic attacks, unable to walk 20 yards with a cane, 50 yards regardless. I'm teaching my adult kids, now. You know when Wilt said, Get the F off the bus? You can ride my bus anytime.
OMG, as one of your millions of fans and a brain tumor survivor (as well as an arthritic old athlete), i am both stunned and even more an admirer. Our coaches would say half of winning is showing up, and you have for us each day. thanks from a grateful DanNation
God bless you Dan Patrick. My mom has had rheumatoid arthritis for 40 years and we have been with her on her journey through prednisone, methotrexate, remicade, and countless other drugs... so I feel you brother. Stay strong and I wish you well.
Not afraid to say as I watched this live, tears flowed. I sent DP a PEACEPIPE tomahawk AUG 2019 because circa 1999 Dan’s late night SportsCenter re-air’s got me through my stage-III cancer chemo treatments. YOU’RE 1 OF A KIND DP! A TRUE AMERICAN BROADCASTING TREASURE THAT PIONEERED “SPORTS REALITY SHOWS” 🙏🏾💯
Hey Dan, I appreciate your story today. Like many others it brought tears. I have a panic disorder and many times just listening to your show reminded of the good in the world and it would relax me and allowed me to move on. I just want to say thank you for being there for me and I will continue to listen and be a fan and always show support of you and the show. God speed Dan!
Keep battling Mr. Patrick. Can’t tell you how many hours I’ve spent spending listening to you and the Danettes every morning. I look forward to spending many more mornings with you.
Dan you’re a good man. We’ve listened to you for the longest time we invite you into our homes all the time, and listen. You have our support we love Dan Patrick and I wish you good fortune in your treatments. Thank you for sharing that with us God Bless.
God Bless, Dan. I've been a loyal fan since the beginning, and you moved me to tears when you revealed your condition. All this time while you weren't feeling well, you got me through some tough times...Thanks for your truth, thanks for the laughs, and may you live a long happy life after a full recovery. ☮❤
Dan, as a sports journalism major, and sports fan in general, you are an inspiration and my favorite sportscaster. Thank you for sharing with us, the audience. Keep fighting.
I feel you brother. I was recently diagnosed with M.S. and the only treatment i have is chemotherapy every 6 months, they premed me with prednisone. My blood pressure rises, my heart rate rises, and i get dizzy and the last time I got short of breathe. Then they start the chemo. I tell them, "I was fine when I came in here and now your trying to kill me." I get cog fog sometimes, but i still go to the gym 5x a week. The only disability in life is a bad attitude. Keep a good attitude and never, ever, quit.
Thank You Dan. Thank You for sharing this. Thank You for the countless years of sports information and education you have given us. Thank You. I Appreciate You more than you know. I will forever cherish our phone conversation. Stay Strong Brother.
Almost 2 years ago Dan. I don’t struggle with this but my fiancé does. Not the same diagnoses but the same issues (rheumatoid). Same side affects from a different treatment. She uses this video to explain to those who don’t understand. Who don’t listen. Who don’t know. I watch often to remind myself. Sometimes I am ignorant to what she’s deals with. Hearing your words reminds me. Keep fighting. And keep living. Thank you.
Dear Mr Patrick, i stayed up late to watch you on espn, and i have loved your radio show so much. I wish i could meet you and shake your hand and tell you how much i appreciate your honesty when it comes to sports. God bless
Dan, my mom had rheumatoid for almost 30 years. It wasn’t until she had her second bout of non-Hodgkins when she was given chemo that it killed the rheumatoid along with the cancer. That was 19 years ago and she is now 69. Hang in there!
This is a prime example of why you are the best personality in the business. A personal, heart wrenching story that still has room for laughs. We all hope that come out stronger from this challenge, Dan.
Praying for you, Dan. I am so sorry to hear you are going through this health issue right now. We are all here for you if you ever need anything. Thank you for sharing this. God Bless.
Your show makes sports talk interesting. A little pause once in a while is better than no Dan Patrick and the dannettes at all. Thank you for what you do for me.
A perfect description of Prednisone, it's a great drug and it's a horrible drug, it's saved me twice over from some horrible consequences connected to a debilitating chronic illness I have, but the side effects are horrific, just as you described. I'm glad you found a better way to treat it.
Dan is an American Hero In sports. Not somebody with 50 home runs, not somebody with a triple double every day, or 25 touchdowns a year. God bless you Dan. You’re honesty outweighs anything you’ve ever done in your career ! Thank you Buddy , we always want the truth and you provided it take care
so glad you are putting this condition out there ...i had never heard of it ...but it has totally changed me into someone i don't even know it affected every part of my life ...thank you Dan xxx
Dan I live with scares everyday. I have seizures. I've been sick my entire life. I feel you man. Sometimes you can't think clearly nor can you react clearly. I hope you get through this is a great way. I have been watching you my entire life and you've been a joy to watch. I'm 38! I just want you to enjoy radio and have fun man
Let the trolls do whatever with my words that they wish - I truly don't care. Dan, I just want you to know how profoundly this news hit me as I found myself failing on holding back some waterworks. Thank you for being Dan Patrick. Thank you for all these years so far and hopefully many more. Thank you to all of the Danettes for being there assisting Our Guy through it. You're all some of the classiest sports guys to have ever done it and ty all again. Not trying to write Dan off or anything, but just wanted to say it while it was fresh in my mind. Thanks, guys.
Noooooooooooooooooo! Not DP!!!! Damn man....been watching and listening to you for years!!! I’m going to pray for you if it means anything man!!!!!!! Love you DP!!!!!!!!
Dan you are a national treasure. Your honesty and bravery in talking about this openly is commendable. I hope it made you feel better to get it out publicly. Stay strong and get healthy.
I took huge amounts of prednisone 25 years ago for ulcerative colitis, and had to stop after 2 years and have my intestine removed. Now I have psoriatic arthritis. There are some other things that help autoimmune illnesses such as diet changes, etc, but medication has also come a long way in 25 years. One thing I have had to learn in the past few months when I had a flare up is to listen to my body and stop to rest when it tells me. That's been a VERY hard thing to do but it is helping. I wish you the best with your experience and thank you for sharing.
Dan, I am a lifelong sports fan, there are some voices that just resonate, I can have this playing and turn off the screen and just listen. There are many great voices in sports, but no one comes close to: Vin Scully, Al Michaels, Dan Patricks. Thank you, now, and before and in the future.
My mother was diagnosed with PR when she was 91. It often is misdiagnosed as sciatica, but we got her to a rheumatologist and the Dr knew immediately what it was. Actually, the prednisone helped and she didn't have to do chemo. Glad you're feeling better. S
Dan, Long time first time, 6'1" A Scottish 265 I listen everyday. My drive in to work isn't the same without you and the Danettes. When I saw this posted I had to stop and check it out (my drive in is only 20 minutes, so I miss stuff). I've never noticed a single thing. Point is, I hit the brakes to watch ... Thank you for your openness. Very admiring. Proud to be a fan and wishing you and yours the absolute best. Kevin
I am diagnosed with crps or rsd which is chronic regional pain syndrome or regional sympathetic dystrophy. The pain is terrible and is very frustrating. I was just sent this by a friend of mine and I can't thank him enough. If you are dealing with a chronic problem or are just suffering in silence please speak up to someone. It's very difficult, but it can help. You are not a burden and people will try to help. Thank you Dan Patrick for speaking about your condition. It had a big impact on me.
Nothing to be ashamed about, keeping fighting...
Dan, my father was diagnosed with Polymyalgia rheumatica in the early 1980's in his early 60's. He too was prescribed Prednisone, which is a steroid, which made him "bloat up" in his face and upper body. He was a master craftsman whose life centered on heavy physical labor. At the time he was diagnosed, he was a maintenance foreman at an oil refinery so his daily physical stress was lower than when he was a younger man. A large and fleshy man, he already suffered from depression and poor body self image. The Polymyalgia only depressed him further and caused periods of near total withdrawal from social activities. He drank but he respected the bottle, never leaning on it in dependence. Prednisone was the only "medication" that medical science offered and it ravaged him over the remainder of his life. His activity level varied, as it sounds as it has been for you. He had "good" days and "bad" days. He suffered in relative silence, never complaining too loudly. He was one of those stoic infantrymen in WWII that appreciated each day of life without making a big deal of it. I'd like to say that there was a happy ending to this story but the Polymyalgia doesn't go away, it can only be relieved. I pray that the advancements in pharmaceuticals and treatment make your life easier and help you extend your years in relative peace and satisfaction. As to the "brain fog," I find now that I am approaching 70 that my own "senior moments" are more frequent and last longer. My life was as cerebral as my father's was physical and I watch for tell-tale signs of diminished capacity. Even 10 years ago I thought of myself as a 20 year old stuck in an older body... now, I'm not quite as certain of that. God Bless Dan, you've brought a lot of information and entertainment to us in a light and easy manner for years. Thanks.
Check out molecular Hydrogen and the new japanese lourdes hydrofix, it's done amazing things for my father and myself. It's hard to believe most people don't know about it, when a whole country like Japan knows about it and it's simply an amazing technology for health. My father had terrible arthritis and after such hydrogen treatment, he no longer has for need for his pills.
Thanks for the book
Dan Patrick and his show is what sports radio should be. All the Skip Bayless and Colin Cowherd shows are nothing but circus shows and listening to Dan is so much better and easy to listen to. It's been a breath of fresh air to wake up every morning and listen to the show. Prayers to you Dan and God bless.
Thanks for sharing, Dan. Hope you make a full recovery.
Love you Dan. Hang tough. Be at with with yourself.
Lite Dan Patrick is much greater than Zero Dan Patrick. 'Twas a brave thing you did here. We got your back bud. Keep up the great work !
What kinda person thumbs down this?! Prayers for Dan. Nothing but positive thoughts....
You may have just saved my life Dan. After watching your show I realized that I need to talk to my doctor about this. Be well.
you're a strong man, Dan. much love.
I grew up with Dan on the TV through high school and college. Stay strong dude. You can do it! We're all pulling for you.
Piteus X Hangovers and Dan Patrick and Greasy Food, every college student can relate bro. LEGEND
Dan you are a national treasure and I hope every day gets a little better
Dan, 6' 4'' 240, thanks for sharing something so personal. I am sure those who have struggled with similar treatments and drugs in the past or currently can benefit a lot from hearing you struggled as well. Even when times get tough you kept on going and now the end of the pain is near. Things can look so bleak only to be turn around as time passes. Happy to hear your new treatments are working and hope your recovery continues!
We Love and support you, Dan! Stay Strong!
You have a nation behind you rooting for you to get better. Thank you
Slow the flag waving down. The WHOLE nation behind you. No
God bless you, Dan. Thank you for sharing your path. I was Superman and then I came up congestive heart disease: depression, panic attacks, unable to walk 20 yards with a cane, 50 yards regardless. I'm teaching my adult kids, now. You know when Wilt said, Get the F off the bus? You can ride my bus anytime.
OMG, as one of your millions of fans and a brain tumor survivor (as well as an arthritic old athlete), i am both stunned and even more an admirer. Our coaches would say half of winning is showing up, and you have for us each day. thanks from a grateful DanNation
Dan Patrick, truly one of the best to ever do sports talk radio. We love you Dan!
No sir he is the Best
Tv radio books magazines
Love Dan like an Uncle. Wish nothing but the best for him and his family.
God bless you Dan Patrick. My mom has had rheumatoid arthritis for 40 years and we have been with her on her journey through prednisone, methotrexate, remicade, and countless other drugs... so I feel you brother. Stay strong and I wish you well.
Not afraid to say as I watched this live, tears flowed. I sent DP a PEACEPIPE tomahawk AUG 2019 because circa 1999 Dan’s late night SportsCenter re-air’s got me through my stage-III cancer chemo treatments.
YOU’RE 1 OF A KIND DP! A TRUE AMERICAN BROADCASTING TREASURE THAT PIONEERED “SPORTS REALITY SHOWS” 🙏🏾💯
Dan, Prayers buddy. After watching/listening to you for so many years it's like you're part of my family.
My wife has Lupus. I understand what you are going thru. Shes in pain every day of her life. Good Luck Dan!!
Hey Dan, I appreciate your story today. Like many others it brought tears. I have a panic disorder and many times just listening to your show reminded of the good in the world and it would relax me and allowed me to move on. I just want to say thank you for being there for me and I will continue to listen and be a fan and always show support of you and the show. God speed Dan!
Thanks DP for sharing. Prayers for full recovery.
Keep battling Mr. Patrick. Can’t tell you how many hours I’ve spent spending listening to you and the Danettes every morning. I look forward to spending many more mornings with you.
Takes a BIG Man to admit this on the airways. We salute you for your courage, Dan! Hang in there!
Thank you Dan for being strong . Love listening to your show
Dan you’re a good man. We’ve listened to you for the longest time we invite you into our homes all the time, and listen. You have our support we love Dan Patrick and I wish you good fortune in your treatments. Thank you for sharing that with us God Bless.
We love you, and are praying for you and your family and everybody involved 💜💗💛💗💚💗💙💗!!!
Dan, thanks for sharing. Must be a big relief. We all care about all you guys in the man cave. You brighten our days. Wishing you the best.
Hope you make a full recovery. Love listening to you and the Danettes. 🙏🏾
Nothing but best wishes for a speedy recovery for the great Dan Patrick...
We are in your corner, Dan. God Bless.
Thank you for everything you do, Dan. We appreciate you.
Thank you for your emotional courage, in disclosing what you have been going through. Hang in there, there’s only one Dan Patrick.
Believe this... you are in our prayers!
Love you Dan! Thanks for making me tear up this morning. Keep fighting.
Clay Williams thx for making u cry?🤔
I thought he was about to retired.
@@dirkdiggler8330 I didn't say cry. Dudes who call themselves Dirk Diggler have small peckers. Haha douche
Clay Williams ur real name is Clay. game over cry baby clay.
@@dirkdiggler8330 Ok tough guy! I mean Dirk Diggler!
God Bless, Dan.
I've been a loyal fan since the beginning, and you moved me to tears when you revealed your condition.
All this time while you weren't feeling well, you got me through some tough times...Thanks for your truth, thanks for the laughs, and may you live a long happy life after a full recovery. ☮❤
Dan, as a sports journalism major, and sports fan in general, you are an inspiration and my favorite sportscaster. Thank you for sharing with us, the audience. Keep fighting.
Thanks for sharing, Mr. Patrick. We are in full support of you and hope for a full recovery! You're the best out there!
Much love Brother Dan. Keep fighting, we are with you. Damn Proud
I've been listening to and watching Dan for the last 20+ years. Get better bc I look forward to the next 20 years.
I feel you brother. I was recently diagnosed with M.S. and the only treatment i have is chemotherapy every 6 months, they premed me with prednisone. My blood pressure rises, my heart rate rises, and i get dizzy and the last time I got short of breathe. Then they start the chemo. I tell them, "I was fine when I came in here and now your trying to kill me." I get cog fog sometimes, but i still go to the gym 5x a week. The only disability in life is a bad attitude. Keep a good attitude and never, ever, quit.
Keep fighting Dan. Thanks for sharing. God bless and hope for the best for you 🙏🏼
The best sports talk show of the last 10 years. Intelligent! What a novelty. What a relief.
Prayers for you Dan and your family. Having family who are dealing with similar health issues we are with you. 🙏👼🙏👼
Love you DP! You’re in my prayers
Thank You Dan. Thank You for sharing this. Thank You for the countless years of sports information and education you have given us. Thank You. I Appreciate You more than you know. I will forever cherish our phone conversation. Stay Strong Brother.
Dan thank you for sharing! I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers. I wish you and your family best wishes.
Still the best sports show out there. Listen every day. Stay strong Dan
Over prescribing of Prednisone killed my dad. It caused his bones to deteriorate. When he died he had 13 fractures in his back alone.
My ex husband had Crohns disease and he was on the Prednisone for several years had to have both hips replaced .
God Bless you, Dan. We want you around for a long while.
Almost 2 years ago Dan. I don’t struggle with this but my fiancé does. Not the same diagnoses but the same issues (rheumatoid). Same side affects from a different treatment. She uses this video to explain to those who don’t understand. Who don’t listen. Who don’t know. I watch often to remind myself. Sometimes I am ignorant to what she’s deals with. Hearing your words reminds me. Keep fighting. And keep living. Thank you.
Hang in there Dan!!! Prayers to you and your family!!!!
Dear Mr Patrick, i stayed up late to watch you on espn, and i have loved your radio show so much. I wish i could meet you and shake your hand and tell you how much i appreciate your honesty when it comes to sports. God bless
All the best on your recovery Dan. God is in control
Been watching since ESPN days Dan...your one of the best and enjoyed watching you do the Olympics...you are always a class act..hang in there dp
Dan, my mom had rheumatoid for almost 30 years. It wasn’t until she had her second bout of non-Hodgkins when she was given chemo that it killed the rheumatoid along with the cancer. That was 19 years ago and she is now 69. Hang in there!
You're telling me radiation is good
This is a prime example of why you are the best personality in the business. A personal, heart wrenching story that still has room for laughs. We all hope that come out stronger from this challenge, Dan.
Praying for you, Dan. I am so sorry to hear you are going through this health issue right now. We are all here for you if you ever need anything. Thank you for sharing this. God Bless.
This is why dan is the best in the business. Like this if you agree and share the love. We all wish DP the best
Kudos for being brave enough to be real DP. Prayers for you and your family.
Thanks for sharing and being open, why I love this show! Prayers to getting back to your old self!
We love you Dan! Keep fighting
all the best Dan during this time 😢😇🙌💚
Your show makes sports talk interesting. A little pause once in a while is better than no Dan Patrick and the dannettes at all. Thank you for what you do for me.
A perfect description of Prednisone, it's a great drug and it's a horrible drug, it's saved me twice over from some horrible consequences connected to a debilitating chronic illness I have, but the side effects are horrific, just as you described. I'm glad you found a better way to treat it.
Dan is an American Hero
In sports.
Not somebody with 50 home runs, not somebody with a triple double every day, or 25 touchdowns a year.
God bless you Dan.
You’re honesty outweighs anything you’ve ever done in your career !
Thank you Buddy , we always want the truth and you provided it
take care
Thanks for opening up to your fans, Mr. Patrick. Much respect. #AttackEachDay
so glad you are putting this condition out there ...i had never heard of it ...but it has totally changed me into someone i don't even know it affected every part of my life ...thank you Dan xxx
Best of luck. Youre the GOAT of sports radio and sports talk coverage.
Dan I live with scares everyday. I have seizures. I've been sick my entire life. I feel you man. Sometimes you can't think clearly nor can you react clearly. I hope you get through this is a great way. I have been watching you my entire life and you've been a joy to watch. I'm 38! I just want you to enjoy radio and have fun man
I have been a fan since the early 80s Dan. I wish you the best of luck
Let the trolls do whatever with my words that they wish - I truly don't care. Dan, I just want you to know how profoundly this news hit me as I found myself failing on holding back some waterworks. Thank you for being Dan Patrick. Thank you for all these years so far and hopefully many more. Thank you to all of the Danettes for being there assisting Our Guy through it. You're all some of the classiest sports guys to have ever done it and ty all again. Not trying to write Dan off or anything, but just wanted to say it while it was fresh in my mind. Thanks, guys.
Been watching you since sports center first started. Always the professional. Keep up the great work. Prayers for you and family. We love you Brother.
Great guy. Hang in there Dan and remember how much you mean to us your coworkers and especially your family.
Hang tough DP....thinking of you and wishing you the best!!
Thank you for sharing.love you dan.
Prayers for much more dan.
I hope your heath continues to improve mr. Patrick! I love your show, thoughts and prayers out to you.
Noooooooooooooooooo! Not DP!!!! Damn man....been watching and listening to you for years!!! I’m going to pray for you if it means anything man!!!!!!! Love you DP!!!!!!!!
Dan you are a national treasure. Your honesty and bravery in talking about this openly is commendable. I hope it made you feel better to get it out publicly. Stay strong and get healthy.
My dad has this, we celebrated his 88th birthday today. Hang in there Dan. 🙏🙏🙏
GOD BLESS YOU DAN !! WE LOVE YOU !! Hang in there . We got your back brother !! PEACE TO THE WORLD !!!!
I took huge amounts of prednisone 25 years ago for ulcerative colitis, and had to stop after 2 years and have my intestine removed. Now I have psoriatic arthritis. There are some other things that help autoimmune illnesses such as diet changes, etc, but medication has also come a long way in 25 years.
One thing I have had to learn in the past few months when I had a flare up is to listen to my body and stop to rest when it tells me. That's been a VERY hard thing to do but it is helping.
I wish you the best with your experience and thank you for sharing.
Dan,
I am a lifelong sports fan, there are some voices that just resonate,
I can have this playing and turn off the screen and just listen.
There are many great voices in sports, but no one comes close to:
Vin Scully, Al Michaels, Dan Patricks.
Thank you, now, and before and in the future.
My mother was diagnosed with PR when she was 91. It often is misdiagnosed as sciatica, but we got her to a rheumatologist and the Dr knew immediately what it was. Actually, the prednisone helped and she didn't have to do chemo. Glad you're feeling better. S
Love you, Dan Patrick. Keep moving forward ...
Dan,
Long time first time,
6'1"
A Scottish 265
I listen everyday. My drive in to work isn't the same without you and the Danettes. When I saw this posted I had to stop and check it out (my drive in is only 20 minutes, so I miss stuff). I've never noticed a single thing. Point is, I hit the brakes to watch ... Thank you for your openness. Very admiring. Proud to be a fan and wishing you and yours the absolute best.
Kevin
I am diagnosed with crps or rsd which is chronic regional pain syndrome or regional sympathetic dystrophy. The pain is terrible and is very frustrating. I was just sent this by a friend of mine and I can't thank him enough. If you are dealing with a chronic problem or are just suffering in silence please speak up to someone. It's very difficult, but it can help. You are not a burden and people will try to help. Thank you Dan Patrick for speaking about your condition. It had a big impact on me.
Thanks for sharing Dan. Pray you get well soon
All of my hopes in your recovery, Dan!
Thank you for sharing this with us..
We are All with You Dan ! You are Not Alone !
God bless you Dan! Thank you for being so honest. Couldn't imagine 7 years.
Thanks for sharing Dan! Keep fighting and prayers to you and your family.
God bless you Dan.. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
You will power through this.
I always enjoyed you Dan,especially when you had Kelly Slater on.Thanks for sharing this with us.
I have enjoyed you since The Big Show. God bless you. Get better, your the best.
DP....Thank you making my life more enjoyable. I wish you the best and remember we are all in this together.
Dan... you will get thru this.. Will are behind you.... great job team... our prayers are with you... dan....
We love you Dan!
Good luck Dan! The honesty is appreciated