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Grace
Over 90 days ago
Lesbian Cis Female, 76
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Quote by Green_Man
Greetings dear folks.

I've spent yesterday getting an infusion of immunotherapy meds and today digesting a report I received from my oncologist. I got a CT scan on the 26th of September and the results are promising.

After translating all of the medical and technical language it boils down to this. The scan does not show any cancer. Apparently the immunotherapy is working and my body has been destroying the cancer. It is not observed now. Everything the scan shows is "unremarkable." That does not mean it is gone. But the positive take away is that it seems to be disappearing.

So, I will celebrate with a virgin Hannah right now. I'm still on meds that don't allow me to drink the alky.

Cheers to all.



Well fuck me sideways, that is good news. I don't usually drink alkyhaul, but tea is not really the drink for this level of celebration. I have no idea what a Hannah is, but I'll have a non-virgin one to drink your good health.

Mr barkeep, sir, I'll be along shortly to check out Tawny. Just don't go "looking" at me.
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Quote by RumpleForeskin
Greetings and thanks to Curvy for gettin' Big Bertha rolling.

Your beloved blind barkeep is moving a tad slow this AM. On the birthing front, the new mama and her girl-child (8.2 oz)are both doing well. The kid's great-grandparents, however, are a bit worse for the wear and worry. ;)

Now if it's all the same to y'all, I'm gonna have me a second mug of Big Bertha's beneficial brew. Anybody else have liquid needs?





Quote by elizabethblack



Bill, I am so delighted that you have managed to orchestrate, almost single handedly, the birth of a lovely, healthy great granddaughter. Fabulous job and so glad you are celebrating as we all are for you and family.

(Don't know why I have so much trouble with the quote outline.)


You lost the trailing bracket.

Bartender, a pot of tea for bedtime please. Put it on Miss Black's tab as my fee.
Fortunately, I believe she feels the same way about you.
Quote by etairay
I have always wanted to post multi quotes ..here it goes ..cause I can ???

Phew ..this deserves a hug ..bring it in for a group hug



Apologies to those closest to me. I had the wrong glasses on and thought E was suggesting not a group hug but a group grope. Although whoever groped me back, thank you, thank you.
Quote by RumpleForeskin
Greetings and thanks to Curvy for gettin' Big Bertha rolling.

Your beloved blind barkeep is moving a tad slow this AM. On the birthing front, the new mama and her girl-child (8.2 oz)are both doing well. The kid's great-grandparents, however, are a bit worse for the wear and worry. ;)

Now if it's all the same to y'all, I'm gonna have me a second mug of Big Bertha's beneficial brew. Anybody else have liquid needs?





That sounds like a huge, healthy ggd old chap. Cherish her.

You really ought to find another barmaid to help you. Preferably a cute young thing I can fall in love with. Pot of tea, please.
Quote by kiera
*hugs* for everyone. Thanks for all the support

Today went well; it was upsetting, yes. I was more proud of her than anything else though. There were not many dry eyes after she finished and she got a massive round of applause. I had to dodge several questions from parents again who came to congratulate her but also dig about how Paul died. I've said before that I kept that private because I won't have that getting around the school, kids can be cruel and I won't have them teased about something that wasn't their fault. I think we all know here how judgemental people are when it comes to addiction and mental health too, so I've only ever said that there were complications in surgery, which there was, his rotting liver but they don't need to know any of that. All in all, I am just so so proud of her.

Thanks again for listening guys, love you all xo

@ Grace, you keep crying like that and I'll be forced to get my boobies out to cheer you up *classy tart kisses MWAH*



My first husband dfo from a heart attack. His parents were with me on keeping it all low key and the kids were young. I didn't have all the crap you've had. I was still a teen myself, which I think helped. Plus he was a very wonderful man, the only thing he ever did wrong was croak. Your husband's death sounds much more traumatic for all. Your daughter had the right idea, writing it all out. And you did well to keep the details quiet.

Boobies!!!!! I love boobies!!!!!