Hey guys... :(

[kdanderson5]

Damn man, sorry to hear that Eric

[Lady4Fiddy]

So sorry to hear that Eric. A lot of times people won't seem sick at all (that's how it gets so far along without being detected) until after the Chemo starts.

You might want to contact the Cancer Treatment Centers of America. There is a lot they might be able to do to help.

We are hoping for the best, hang in there.

[Peelz]

thanks guys. Obviously hoping for the best.

[socalrappy700]

I am so sorry to hear that bro, keep your chin up.  I'll keep your dad in my prayers, I've seen people in the same case live a long healthy life.

[NaturalRaptor]

You family is in our prayers, good luck

[Alkire193]

 

[Gunz]

Damn. Sorry bro.

[fireman5166]

sorry to hear that. Keep your head up.

[Peelz]

first day of chemotherapy treatment today, for 7 hours!!! poor guy. But... only once every 5 weeks.

[Peelz]

first day of chemotherapy treatment today, for 7 hours!!! poor guy. But... only once every 5 weeks.

Well, he said it went well, doesn't feel too bad.    Turned 62 on SUnday, Back to work on Monday.

[Lady4Fiddy]

first day of chemotherapy treatment today, for 7 hours!!! poor guy. But... only once every 5 weeks.

Well, he said it went well, doesn't feel too bad.    Turned 62 on SUnday, Back to work on Monday.

[Gunz]

How far apart are his treatments?

[Peelz]

Treatments are 3 weeks apart.

He just go out of the hospital today. Caught pneumonia after his first treatment. Doing much better now.