David thank you for sharing your story 🙏🏻 your a wonderful person wish you was my friend. I’m sorry you’re not feeling better coming off chemo , but I’m proud of your positivity. I lost my beautiful twin sister to leiomyosaroma she was a fighter just like you x take are I hope you get to go on your trip Monday love Yvette x
Hello David: I’m so sorry you’re experiencing pain and discomfort. Yet you still sound hopeful and determined. You have an amazing attitude- keep that up! Two suggestions for you: 1) I hated using a cane during my own treatment - I was then only in my 20’s- so I completely understand your reluctance. I bought and used a pair of walking sticks instead - and they worked great. I still use them to this day. Think ski poles without the pointed tips and snow cups and with shock cord running down the middle to absorb shock. They kept me stable and walking. 2) If you ever need another world-class sarcoma specialist, you may wish to make an appointment with Dr. Joseph Buckwalter, MD. He’s not Chicago based, but in the neighborhood (sort of) at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City. This was my sarcoma oncolologic surgeon/oncologist, and he’s truly world-renowned. Hope y’all make it up to Michigan. Thoughts and prayers.
Sending light, love, and support your way, David. Keep defying those statistics! Glad to hear that you had a wonderful visit with your family and that those taste buds are coming back!!
HI David, Earlier today before I was listening to the song "15 for a moment." What a beautiful song. It leads into your heart felt view about living each day, I look forward to seeing your dreams of flying come to fruition soon. My GI Doctor retired too spent nearly 30 years. He was great! I also had to get a new primary care doctor . I wish you all the best and your family too.
David, Thank you for sharing your feelings with us. I hope you get your taste buds back and continue to feel better. You offer so much strength and inspiration with your heartfelt messages. Your trip to Mackinaw sounds wonderful. We went years ago and still talk about the island. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. All the best to you and Tony!
Leiomysarcoma is a dreadful thing.My husband died of it 10 years ago.After all the fighting,radiation,chemo he still died within a year. I dont know how this man is now but I am glad he wAs talking about it so eloquently.He has my prayers.
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David thank you for sharing your story 🙏🏻 your a wonderful person wish you was my friend. I’m sorry you’re not feeling better coming off chemo , but I’m proud of your positivity. I lost my beautiful twin sister to leiomyosaroma she was a fighter just like you x take are I hope you get to go on your trip Monday love Yvette x
Hello David: I’m so sorry you’re experiencing pain and discomfort. Yet you still sound hopeful and determined. You have an amazing attitude- keep that up! Two suggestions for you: 1) I hated using a cane during my own treatment - I was then only in my 20’s- so I completely understand your reluctance. I bought and used a pair of walking sticks instead - and they worked great. I still use them to this day. Think ski poles without the pointed tips and snow cups and with shock cord running down the middle to absorb shock. They kept me stable and walking. 2) If you ever need another world-class sarcoma specialist, you may wish to make an appointment with Dr. Joseph Buckwalter, MD. He’s not Chicago based, but in the neighborhood (sort of) at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City. This was my sarcoma oncolologic surgeon/oncologist, and he’s truly world-renowned. Hope y’all make it up to Michigan. Thoughts and prayers.
How lovely to see David again. I hope & pray Tony - & family are. well .sending you love & peaceo
Sending light, love, and support your way, David. Keep defying those statistics! Glad to hear that you had a wonderful visit with your family and that those taste buds are coming back!!
I totally get it!! Yes stop!!! It's your life your body!! Enjoy life!! I will keep you in my prayers forever. Keep loving, smiling and making videos 😊
Love and prayers to you!! You are an amazing person!!
HI David, Earlier today before I was listening to the song "15 for a moment."
What a beautiful song. It leads into your heart felt view about living each day,
I look forward to seeing your dreams of flying come to fruition soon.
My GI Doctor retired too spent nearly 30 years. He was great!
I also had to get a new primary care doctor . I wish you all the
best and your family too.
David, Thank you for sharing your feelings with us. I hope you get your taste buds back and continue to feel better. You offer so much strength and inspiration with your heartfelt messages. Your trip to Mackinaw sounds wonderful. We went years ago and still talk about the island. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. All the best to you and Tony!
Sending you big love from SC. Praying for some really good days and of course complete healing. And those TASTE BUDS! A man gotta eat.
Hi David, I'm glad to hear you are feeling good. Also wanted to send good thoughts and prayers your way!
Take care!
You are amazing , sending love and Light , pray for you to heal 🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕
David, thank you for sharing your day. Wishing you good health.
Thanks for continuing to share your life and thoughts. You have handled all of this with grace. Xoxo Fingers crossed for your trip.
Still thinking of you with love-keeping fingers crossed that your flight plans will work! Love and prayers, Ron and Wendy
Sending prayers up. Continued blessings to you and those you love.
Leiomysarcoma is a dreadful thing.My husband died of it 10 years ago.After all the fighting,radiation,chemo he still died within a year.
I dont know how this man is now but I am glad he wAs talking about it so eloquently.He has my prayers.
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