Dennie, You can't keep a bad Kilgore down, even with an aneurysm. My daddy, Charlie Kilgore, survived two right under the heart. We had a heck of a time replacing all of his Kilgore blood. :) Keep fighting and get well real soon. Hugs & prayers your way. As for me, I am still fighting the cancer. Had lots of trouble with the chemo and they just keep trying new ones. With the newest I have shingles, eye problems and cracked feet. Makes it hard to dance to the portapotty band music. :( We are in HOT HOT Tucson, not our Colorado. Long story. Joyce

We are heading for Colorado again on Friday but when I get back I will try and get down and see you. I am headed to the Dr. now and hope he says that it is ok for me to go to CO. Had two units of blood this spring and the procret shots at Christmas but still no good results. You are in my prayers and even if I don't email, know that I think of you all the time, Hugs and more hugs, Gail On 6/17/08, J. Stimson <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dennie, > You can't keep a bad Kilgore down, even with an aneurysm. My daddy, > Charlie > Kilgore, survived two right under the heart. We had a heck of a time > replacing all of his Kilgore blood. :) > > Keep fighting and get well real soon. Hugs & prayers your way. > > As for me, I am still fighting the cancer. Had lots of trouble with the > chemo and they just keep trying new ones. With the newest I have shingles, > eye problems and cracked feet. Makes it hard to dance to the portapotty > band music. :( > > We are in HOT HOT Tucson, not our Colorado. Long story. > > Joyce > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >