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Faigh na's fearr!
Slainte mhor agus a h-uile beannachd duibh...
Beannachd Dia dhuit...
.....(Scottish Gaelic)
Slainte mhor agus a h-uile beannachd duibh...
Beannachd Dia dhuit...
.....(Scottish Gaelic)
My Mum....Your Help with Wishes Guys!
- Thread starter Wayne Little
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Hesekiel
Airman 1st Class
Also from me the best wishes for your mum!
That comes deep from my heart!
Tom
That comes deep from my heart!
Tom
my best wishes to you Mrs Little you will be in my thoughts every day, and i wish you a speedy recovery
thinking of you also Wayne at what must be a most stressfull time
Karl
thinking of you also Wayne at what must be a most stressfull time
Karl
evangilder
"Shooter"
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family on this. It's a tough nut, but I know the "Digger Spirit" is very strong and like Dan said, keep a positive outlook and fight on.
mudpuppy
Senior Airman
Its heartening to see the warmth and good will amongst folks here; I hope these words of encouragement and prayers give you some strength and comfort, Mrs. Little. I'll add mine to this fine group.
Derek
Derek
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Mrs. Little,
May the Lord look after you and your family. A positive attitude will make all the difference. I will send you a prayer for a successful recovery.
Best regards,
Matt
May the Lord look after you and your family. A positive attitude will make all the difference. I will send you a prayer for a successful recovery.
Best regards,
Matt
Wayne, very sad to hear this. I offer my best wishes to Mrs Little and hope that all goes well with the treatment and that she recovers fully.
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
Sorry to here this, my friend. Prayers and thought's for your "Mum".
Charles
Charles
Sorry to hear this Wayne. Best wishes and our thoughts are with you and your mum.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Really sorry to hear this news Wayne. I'm hoping and praying that your Mum will get through this sooner rather than later, and pass on my best wishes. As Dan said, with a positive attitude, it CAN be beaten, and I look forward to hearing how your Mum is giving you a hard time for not cleaning up properly after modelling, or for not mowing the lawn or whatever.
You are all in my prayers and if there is any way I can help from across this side of the world, you only need to shout.
Terry.
You are all in my prayers and if there is any way I can help from across this side of the world, you only need to shout.
Terry.
Hi, Wayne. I'm so sorry to hear your mother's disease.
My father-in-low passed away from stomach cancer fifteen years ago and my wife and son inherit his costitution. She suffered from breast cancer to lose one of them several years ago. This disease is familiar to my family and always my great concern because I never want my son too to suffer from it in the future.
The multiple myeloma is, however, survival rate is high though no cancer is easy to treat.
I have checked how other patients do/did in our country.
A woman of 31 suffered it in 2004 and, after bone marrow transplantation treatment, came back to the society to work in 2007.
She keeps diary on her blog to confirm herself she is still OK now.
On her recent blog last month, she writes "No drugs for five days. I'm happy to sleep with no drugs."
Through Google translation -
Translated version of http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/atsuko3sanbasi/folder/1218894.html
Please never be discouraged by this disease and obey your doctor.
Your mother will be fine step by step.
Shinpachi
My father-in-low passed away from stomach cancer fifteen years ago and my wife and son inherit his costitution. She suffered from breast cancer to lose one of them several years ago. This disease is familiar to my family and always my great concern because I never want my son too to suffer from it in the future.
The multiple myeloma is, however, survival rate is high though no cancer is easy to treat.
I have checked how other patients do/did in our country.
A woman of 31 suffered it in 2004 and, after bone marrow transplantation treatment, came back to the society to work in 2007.
She keeps diary on her blog to confirm herself she is still OK now.
On her recent blog last month, she writes "No drugs for five days. I'm happy to sleep with no drugs."
Through Google translation -
Translated version of http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/atsuko3sanbasi/folder/1218894.html
Please never be discouraged by this disease and obey your doctor.
Your mother will be fine step by step.
Shinpachi
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- #32
Guys, want to once again thank you for your thoughts and wishes, my mum has gotten a kick out of each and everyone I've shown her so far.
I'm doing a screen capture of each whacking them on a word doc, then printing them in groups of 3....sort of 'page cards'....and putting them in a plastic folder for her to keep...she IS showing them off to all who visit!!
"Have a look at this I've got people around the world sending me wishes" she says....
I'm doing a screen capture of each whacking them on a word doc, then printing them in groups of 3....sort of 'page cards'....and putting them in a plastic folder for her to keep...she IS showing them off to all who visit!!
"Have a look at this I've got people around the world sending me wishes" she says....
- Thread starter
- #34
Thanks marshall!!
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Say hello to your mum Wayne even she doesn´t know me...I know you and that´s more than enough for me!
I keep my fingers crossed and believe in her full recovery my friend!
I keep my fingers crossed and believe in her full recovery my friend!
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- #38
Guys appreciate your comments, will pass on your wishes....
Some good news, the doctor reports today that the malignant lump she has above her collar bone has responded to last weeks radiotherapy treatment and reduced slightly in size!
Some good news, the doctor reports today that the malignant lump she has above her collar bone has responded to last weeks radiotherapy treatment and reduced slightly in size!
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Pleasing to hear Wayne! Lets hope that pattern continues!
