Don’t trust ANYTHING taking this. 😉

Mine went from zero to stage 2 in 6 months, no family history, no genetic pre-disposition. Surgery 1 week from today.

March is colon cancer awareness month, get checked and wear blue.

Pro-tip, the stuff they make you drink before hand is NASTY. It tastes like salt water and not even GOOD salt water, salt water made with that fake potassium salt.

But if you add Gatorade powder (lime or arctic cherry, green or white drinks only, no orange or red) it’s drinkable. One glass every 12 minutes for 2 hours, wait 6 hours and do it again:

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Colonoscopy itself is no big deal, you’re out for the whole thing!

That’s just the way elections work. There’s no process for changing things midstream and the Democrats are not in power.

Once the election flips the House and possibly the Senate, then we can move forward.

The #1 thing people need to do before November is organize. Get people registered, get people to vote. Make it clear that the Republican party is intellectually, fiscally, and morally bankrupt.

There’s probably money to be made in purchasing the IP of these failed live service games and using the assets and art to make good single player games with an actual story.

I’d play the hell out of an Assassin’s Creed ish game in the Brink universe.

Ask them what they want to do.

Gaming? Windows. SteamOS is great but there are too many games that require Windows.

Creatives? MacOS. Yeah, you can do all that (and more!) on Windows machines, but the creative space is largely all Mac all the time.

Office Productivity? Anything. Libre Office is cross platform.

Want to complain about how you don’t fit in and it would be a better place if the world would just accommodate you? Linux.

Me too man!

Generally with baking you want a bowl for wet ingredients and a bowl for dry ingredients, then you add one to the other, in this case, dry into wet. 😉

Hey, I survived Spinal Stenosis, Charcot Foot, 2 heart attacks, open heart surgery, congestive heart failure, a stent, 3rd degree full thickness burns and skin grafts, nothing scares me any more… but I am just so very, very, tired. 🙁

Thanks!

Wait until tomorrow, I’m adding a secret ingredient in tomorrow’s batch. 😉

Close, stage 2 colon cancer. Surgery is the 19th.

Welp, serms like the story goes, these cookies were used in the old West the same way we use granola or energy bars today.

True? 🤷

I can only speak to my experience, January 2024 had a heart attack and as part of that, my heart stopped for 8 seconds.

No idea it happened, had go be told.

Getting there, I’m actually excited to see the other side of surgery knowing this crap is out of me.

Hones-tea

My wife says I’m not allowed to buy her the fun shirts:

so I have to settle:

Maybe not affordable and I wonder to if it’s like an anti-biotic. Once you start, you commit to the entire treatment.

We’ll see what the docs say once, you know, I get gutted like a fish. 😉 I already got cracked open like a lobster for the open heart surgery, what’s one more?

Chemo depends on the results of the surgery. Right now, it’s stage 2 which is resolved with surgery. If it gets into the lymph nodes, that bumps it to stage 3 and requires chemo.

So they pull the entire sigmoid colon and the related lymph nodes and send it all off for biopsy.

Hard to say, recovery is going to be a bitch because, get this… 12 days after my diagnosis, 1 day before the CT Scan and 2 days before meeting the surgeon, my wife felt a numbness and tingling in her legs, tried to stand up and fell to the floor.

An infection she had been fighting in her foot moved to her spine and tried to paralyze her(!) She had emergency surgery on her spine that night, a lower leg amputation a few days later, and has now been in the hospital… (checks math) 14 days.

So there’s a real possibility we’ll both be hospitalized at the same time or, best case, in surgical recovery at the same time. She can’t come home until she completes rehab for the nerve damage and amputation.

0/10 - Cancer surgery in 11 days.