Bluegrass Taco 's Cancer sux thread

Hang in there buddy! We've been wondering how you're doing and we're all still thinking of you and pulling for ya!

 

Hey Bill, haven't been on here much (work sucks). Hope to get back out in the woods with you again. Have to get another truck, crashed the red one. Damn deers!! Still pulling for you man.

 

Looks like you're givin' us all half a chance then. Hope y'all gettin at least the same for sure. So Good hearin' from you, Bill.

 

Wish you the best.

I said before in other thread that I said I have surgery for my eye but now I'm considering to have it or cancel it.

 

No, now that I think about it...still wear it in dreds....

 

Gave up the corn rows, huh?

 

Today is day 100 (past bone marrow transplant) I get a bone marrow biopsy in an hour. That will quantify the level of remission, and set the follow up maintenance chemo treatments.

I can also now have my covid vaccine.

Some semblance of normalcy to follow.

 

So, You beat it back & now you’re kickin’ it to the curb in non medical speak. Always knew there was a whole lotta Bluegrass left to tend to. Good to see you back, Bill.

 

Still waiting on results of bone marrow biopsy . Will also have PET scan on Monday (28th)

Need to have left front wheel bearing replaced on Tacoma. Can't do it myself at this time.

 

Well, at least You got your bearing straight. Suppose the rest might take a bit more time, that’s all. Always good to hear from you, Bill.

 

Axle and bearing is here. Got the install lined up for Tuesday April 6th. Covid shot scheduled for next Friday.

That's all for now

 

Hi Bill.

Just stopping by to say Happy Easter and I hope you’re doing okay.

 

New left front wheel bearing, CV shaft and alignment. She is like a new truck.

 

Mine just hit Toronto. Should be here Friday. Livin.......Moddin'.......It's just a Taco.

 

Clinical trials start tomorrow. "Maintenance chemo" for the rest of my days on earth. Cancer is "95% in remission" for the time being.

Still dealing with peripheral neuropathy in both legs (side effect of chemo), retinopathy, (result of steroids during chemo) and Tinitus (ringing in ears....steroids)

Can't walk....cant see....cant hear.

Fighting depression because of above

Otherwise....OK.

 

As long as you're on the right side of the grass and don't need a PhD to pee, you're doing better than many.

Glad that you'll still be around for awhile for us to harass.

 

The bright side here, Bill, is that these symptoms should go away to some degree.

Can't wait to see you in the woods again!