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But what about your followers? Com'on pick some of those flowers, grab some pie, and go pay a visit.That's the last thing on my mind lately.
Get stuck on the road today.But what about your followers? Com'on pick some of those flowers, grab some pie, and go pay a visit.
Hank, you are in my thoughts in the coming months. I hope everything comes out well and both the "C" and teh sciatica get taken care of right.The sciatica is a side show it turns out, stage 4 prostate cancer.
Have a good no nonsense Doc. Tough way to get a primary care physician.
Tomorrow will be my 4th trip into Alb. to the clinic this month.
CT, bone density done. Biopsy next month after meeting with the woke hand holders.
No chemo. HRT is the new deal. 10 years +-...
I'm also starting to realize the meaning of my 97-yr-old uncle's exclamation one day when he said, "Getting old ain't for wimps!" Sometimes your enthusiastic mind "writes checks" that your aging body can't "cash". Likely Rio's enthusiasm pushed him over the top of physical agility in chasing and he gave out for awhile.Biggest scare was Sat. after I went to town to call(service) and found out my med. scripts had not gotten to my pharmacy. Clinic is closed on weekends...damn.
I get back here and take Rio down to check the well and tanks. Look for tracks.
Rio blasts out the door as usual and takes off running after critters.
Get back in the truck and drive towards the big tank, I'll pick him up on the way.
There he is in the bottom, looks like he is digging.
I stop near him and he is not digging. He is trying to get up.
His back legs won't work and he falls trying.
He tries again as I limp up and I can find no wounds, breaks, snake bites. He shows no sign of pain, just distress. I try and lift him to carry to truck and my hip is in full pain mode.
It takes all I have on the 3rd try and I get him on the tail gate and into the bed.
I drive up to the house and park in the shade and run to get him some water. I get back and he is standing, shakey but standing. He drinks some and I put the gate down and he hops out landing wobbly.
For 2 days he is shakey on his feet, then yesterday seems ok again .
We're both old and need to watch each others back. He knows something is up with me. Looks at me with concern.
I'm not much of a believer, but will take the thoughts and prayers.
Mom always said "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth".
I feel guilty sneaking out and leaving Rio here alone inside. But he will be fine and we'll have dinner together tonight after the trip to radiology.
I have the call to my aunt to make. I spent my uncles last 2 weeks with him in the hospital and was with her that morning the call came. Same deal only that was 15 years ago.Sorry to hear about your health Hank, I finished treatment for prostate cancer three years ago and have been clear ever since. If you have to do radiation it may take some lifestyle adjustments for a while since you have to be there every day. Hormone therapy just plain sucks, period. It doesn't seem so bad for the first three or four months but then it hits you hard after that. Good luck, I really feel for you. If you ever want to talk to someone who's been through it, just PM me. I'll be glad to help in whatever way I can.