Cancer sucks - needed to let it out...

Sorry to read that. 

And I've the the telling you love them and hugging part down pat.

Now go hug your family some more......pssstttt....that means log off.

Thanks, everyone, for your kind words.  I'm sorry for those that have lost, too.

I'm at home watching the snowfall while #3 son (2-1/2) is sleeping off a 102 plus degree F temp due to an ear infection.  The drive to the doctor this morning was horrendous, but the trip in at least confirmed that he needed some antibiotics - good ol' bubblegum-flavored Amoxycillin.

Even though it's peaceful watching the snowfall, I'm a little down thinking that Aunt L is missing this.

Keep working out people, and be safe.

It's stories like these, that make you realize just HOW many people have lost someone close to them due to cancer. I just hope that many more young people decide to pursue careers in medicine and research so we can save more lives.

Sending a hug your way...

So sorry to hear that, Phil. Cancer F*cking Sucks, indeed.

We find out lots more about my Mom's cancer on Thursday. Prayers for her, too, please!

Hugs to all,

Tom

Yes, it does. My dad died of cancer at 69 yo, way too young.  We still miss him like crazy some 15 years later.  That is why I try to make the most of every day.

I hope you, your wife and extended family have a good holiday together sharing many memories of your Aunt.