What Do You Look Like ?

it was a harsh surgery i must say. i spent a week in the hospital but i am fine now. i had to have 7 lymph nodes removed because the doctors said my cancer spread to them. luckly once they were removed i was given a clean bill of health and am now a cancer survivor rather than a patient. and i am glad i still have my belly button it even looks like it did before after it healed up :)

Congrats Bunny! :)

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Originally Posted by Bunny

it was a harsh surgery i must say. i spent a week in the hospital but i am fine now. i had to have 7 lymph nodes removed because the doctors said my cancer spread to them. luckly once they were removed i was given a clean bill of health and am now a cancer survivor rather than a patient. and i am glad i still have my belly button it even looks like it did before after it healed up :)

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Hey man great job beating that nasty bug... I hope your new clean bill of health gives you an enjoyable life and a new found appreciation of it!

I used to have my face as my avatar but i tired of my stomach turning.

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Originally Posted by Bunny

... now a cancer survivor rather than a patient. ...

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:tu:tu:y:y

Me... underwater.

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Originally Posted by Noam

Here's a B&W self-portrait I took in late 2005...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5.../Mandolin2.jpg


Aaaaaaand...one from even earlier that year with my sweetheart, Mary Jane. I don't have much of anything up-to-date online at the moment.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...ly-27-2005.jpg

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You kinda look like a younger Hall Oates in the second one. Ahhhh, maybe it's just me. :D

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Originally Posted by Bunny

it was a harsh surgery i must say. i spent a week in the hospital but i am fine now. i had to have 7 lymph nodes removed because the doctors said my cancer spread to them. luckly once they were removed i was given a clean bill of health and am now a cancer survivor rather than a patient. and i am glad i still have my belly button it even looks like it did before after it healed up :)

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Congrats Bunny!
Some of us can relate...wish ya well on your recovery. :rofl2:

Mac

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Originally Posted by Bunny

it was a harsh surgery i must say. i spent a week in the hospital but i am fine now. i had to have 7 lymph nodes removed because the doctors said my cancer spread to them. luckly once they were removed i was given a clean bill of health and am now a cancer survivor rather than a patient. and i am glad i still have my belly button it even looks like it did before after it healed up :)

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Brilliant Bunny well done bro .. my mother in law is fighting a losing battle with it just now and as I type this my wife is about to have some scans done on her after we found a lump ..

Gives me some hope hearing how folk kick it's ass ...

well done !!

Garry

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Originally Posted by Garry

Brilliant Bunny well done bro .. my mother in law is fighting a losing battle with it just now and as I type this my wife is about to have some scans done on her after we found a lump ..

Gives me some hope hearing how folk kick it's ass ...

well done !!

Garry

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Breast cancer? it is amazing how many people are hit by cancer expecaly when one already has it. my mother was diganosed with breast cancer and my father with esophagus cancer within a year of mine. my sister just had some scans for chest pain but it just turned out to be asmia. i hope your mother in law wins her battle and your wife turns out alright.



-Brian