Love you, Nick. Fuck man. Every good vibe I have is coming your way.

Isaac wrote: Tue May 06, 2025 3:20 pm Love you, Nick. Fuck man. Every good vibe I have is coming your way.

Thank you Ike, I was literally singing an OUT! song in my head during the MRI. (please pass that on to Chafe)

Thinking about you, Nick, as well as everyone going through it.

Very bummed to hear this....thinking about you Pasta.

I like the cane with the ram horn for what it's worth.....

Sorry to hear that Nick. Wishing you the best.

Lifted from the Details thread, regarding a cool cane.

https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-1609869

PASTA wrote: Tue May 06, 2025 1:55 pm Seeing my neurologist in the morning for more info/ come up with a plan. I imagine this is largely due to the location of the recurrence. Here we fucking GO!

Gasp. Hope all went well. I wish you the best.

PASTA wrote: Tue May 06, 2025 1:55 pm Woke up Sunday with significant numbness, and impaired mobility on my left side, when it didn't improve, Leah took me to the emergency room. Had a seizure, (first in 6 years) and a ct scan. thankfully not a stroke. Was kept overnight, with a wild eeg helmet thing on.MRI yesterday. No tumour growth. came home last night with a new anti-seizure prescription, a referral for PT. my left arm is pretty week. and I have one hell of a limp. (keeping this all off social media till I get my Pop on the phone). Seeing my neurologist in the morning for more info/ come up with a plan. I imagine this is largely due to the location of the recurrence. Here we fucking GO!

any tips on cool canes?

Man, you’re in my thoughts. I really hope the doctors sort this one out pronto.

And the wolves head cane is clearly the best option.

To explain what is going on is VERY "inside baseball" neurology shit. There is nothing in the CT or MRI that "answers"why this weekends events played out, nor is anything concerning.. This may just be another long-term radiation effect. It really seems like this is what Long-term Brain Cancer Survivorship looks like, at 13.5 years .
I'll see ya all at the things. Save me a chair.

PASTA wrote: Thu May 08, 2025 8:42 am To explain what is going on is VERY "inside baseball" neurology shit. There is nothing in the CT or MRI that "answers"why this weekends events played out, nor is anything concerning.. This may just be another long-term radiation effect. It really seems like this is what Long-term Brain Cancer Survivorship looks like, at 13.5 years .
I'll see ya all at the things. Save me a chair.

This is excellent news!

I've seen and seldomly read this thread here and on the old forum for the last 10+ years, first time poster.

My dad is 69 years old and has pancreatic cancer. Despite his usual peppiness and optimism, the stats are depressingly grim and I have been coming to terms that he won't be around much longer. This spurred my decision to move out of LA at the end of the month and head back to Dallas so that I can spend as much quality time with him as possible. I'm grateful that I have the option to do so (one upside of having been laid off six months ago and still haven't found work), and that I love him more than I hate Texas (and I fucking HATE that place).

Not looking for advice or sympathy or anything, just putting it out there.