Treatment right after surgery? I bet you could be hit by a bus and still do your session without any problems.

Just gotta add that this is really great all around.Happy to pitch out in anyway with a possible release of the sessions!

Wow.I hate calling people/stories inspirational, but there you are. So many people (maybe me, you never know till you've been there) would just give up and wallow in self-pity. You're standing up, saying FUCK CANCER and doing what you want to do. Awesome.All my best to you, however much time you have left, and I sincerely look forward to hearing the fruits of your labor at Electrical. Rock the fuck on.

Good luck Mister Grabski.I don't know you and likely will never meet you. But you've eloquently expressed courage here and that is pretty inspiring. May your recording and mastering sessions be all you hope for and may you live long enough to see this to completion.Tom

Hey man that's a hell of a story and a really tough row to hoe.. keep up with the positivity though. I share a practice space with Gay Witch Abortion.. they're really great guys and I worked in the kitchen with Jesse close to 20 years ago. I might seem them later today..Anyone at anytime can be dealt these sort of things.. it's great to see you having this sort of attitude towards the inevitable. When are you going to be in the studio?

I like it!

I don't know what to say other than this is humbling and inspiring. Best of luck, I know you will have a hell of a time!If you need any specific advice about recording solo at EA, just ask. I've done it a few times. Maybe I missed it: which room are you working in?

Good. The stairs in B are pretty brutal.

Mister Grabski wrote:And yeah, as someone asked, it has been five types of cancer unfortunately. Yolk sac tumor, immature teratoma, mature teratoma, Seminoma, and PNET Sarcoma. I beat them all except PNET Sarcoma.Ah. My dad died of cancer a few years ago, and one of the things I learned around the ward is that most people pick 1 type and stick with it. Less greedy that way. You're young, so maybe you missed the finer points of etiquette there, but, you know, next time just stick with the 1. It's usually bad enough.Kidding aside, here's to a very comfortable month leading up to EA. I don't know you or your brother, but I would imagine the drive out would indeed be a very cool thing if you're up for it - that kind of quality time is priceless.

I PM'd you yesterday afternoon, Grabski. If you'd like to join a bunch of us on the 19th of November to play a show, we've got a spot open for you.Please let me know asap. We're getting a poster made and I'd love to get your name on it if it's not printed yet.