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Thunderbird Club

Pancreatic cancer is a terrible way to go. From diagnosis to death is typically about 6 months and really quite unpleasant.

I had a friend who died from pancreatic cancer. Upon diagnosis, he applied for several credit cards and of course ticked the box for the insurance that would pay the balance in the event of death. Then leased a nice car and drove across the country to say goodbye to all his friends. At the end of the trip, he was too sick to make the drive back, so he parked the car at the airport, flew home, turned the keys over to the dealer and told them where their car was. When told that he couldn't do that, he told them to sue him. He died about 2 weeks later.
If ya know yer gonna go, why not?
 
Fellow Thunderbirders: If I fail to quickly respond to anything directed my way, I'm in the early stages of prep for tomorrow's colonoscopy so I may be otherwise occupied.:help::sorry:

The prep is worse than the operation, just put on some PJ's and cuddle up on the toilet for a few hours.

No fun and the prep is definitely the worst of it. I don't mind when they put you under for the procedure. Best sleep ever!!!! :dead::dead::dead:
 
Pretty good actually. Last night my first at home in our own bed. No problems, even sleeping more upright to take the stress off the cut.
I’m a bit forgetful atm though. Maybe some of the anaesthetic still to wear off.

In the back of my mind I’m thinking that I feel better in myself now than I did before.

Thyroid has gone off to pathology for testing. Evidently it was in a bad state.
Good luck on that!
 
Occasionally I can't make up my mind so I got a Vintage Pro and a Pro. Can I get a number?
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