On 11/10/06, at age 59, I found that I had prostate cancer. As the most common cancer in men, it kills 15% of those who get it. My case, a most uncommon one, led me to Tokyo. I hope my story can help others.
Glad to see (read) that all is going well. God bless, Angela Reply to this
3/11/2007 10:35 PMTerry wrote:
Thanks for the comments Angela and thanks for caring so well for our home. We will be back shortly. Reply to this
3/8/2007 2:39 AM
Bill Manos wrote:
you look like you're sitting up nice and straight and painfree....I couldn't be happier. As far as the armpit thermometer scene--it could have been worse. Keep on smiling. P.S. I handled your votes in the municipal election. Pam won anyway with 80% plus Reply to this
3/11/2007 9:54 PMTerry wrote:
I tried to lose a little blood so you would have an excuse to get away but no such luck.
It scares me that you might handle the votes in any election!
3/8/2007 3:38 AM
helene wrote:
you look tired and not es healthier as you were last year in france but after what you 've been through, you look great. No one look fine when in hospital bed, even brad Pitt wouldn't look ok. See, i am comparing you to Brad Pitt, you are right, life is good Reply to this
3/11/2007 9:58 PMTerry wrote:
We are looking forward to seeing your brother at our house when we return.
I hope I can live up to the Brad Pitt comparison but I may need a little more recovery time. Reply to this
Tell Conrad that Japan has a lot of really attractive women. Reply to this
3/8/2007 10:35 AM
Charlene wrote:
Good to see your smiling face! Your room looks like a hotel instead of a hospital. Best wishes for continued improvement. Reply to this
3/8/2007 1:59 PM
Gladys wrote:
I'm relieved to see your smiling face. Gina and I can't wait to see you and Maw in person. Reply to this
3/8/2007 6:38 PM
Mitch wrote:
You're looking great, Terry. Look forward to seeing you soon. Best wishes. Mitch Reply to this
3/11/2007 10:29 PMTerry wrote:
Doctor said no alcohol, horseback riding, bicycling, or motorcycling for 3 months. I avoided asking about kayaking so he couldn't say no.
So get them ready and I'll see you soon. Reply to this
3/8/2007 10:54 PM
Little Brother Mike wrote:
It's good to see you looking so well after such an ordeal. I admire your strength and incredible courage. I look forward to seeing you back home very soon. The Republicans are running wild without you here in the US to help keep things in check. Just kidding. Anyway, while you've been away, I went to see Harry Connick Jr in concert at the Township. I love going to shows at that place, it was great. Mom and Dad would have loved it since a lot of what he does is the old big band and standards just with a little New Orleans cajun twist to it. I wish I would have thought to get them tickets but I didn't realize it would be right up their alley until it was too late. Oh, by the way, I got to meet the man himself after the show out by his bus in the back lot (No, nothing happened and I wasn't stalking him). I got him to autograph the "My New Orleans Tour" shirt I had bought just before the show started. I know this is not your persuasion but, talk about hot! Oh well, enough about that and enough about me. Get back in the states so I can make arrangements to come see you guys in Tampa. I might be headed to New Orleans at the end of May, just for the hell of it, and then again in September for "Decadence". I'll tell you all about that later but, hey maybe you'd like to join me there. See ya' soon and be well, love ya'.
3/11/2007 10:33 PMTerry wrote:
Your room will be ready in Tampa though I don't think we can match New Orleans on the entertainment scale. Reply to this
