Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. You make plans and God laughs at you. Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.

On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:44:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. You make plans and God laughs at you. Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.

Damn. Good luck. I was a little worried when you first mentioned it.

--Vic

On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:44:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. You make plans and God laughs at you. Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.

My business partner's wife just went through the same process. It's
VERY managable and apart from the trauma, she should be fine in no
time. Never the same but alive and well.

Wyoming can be next year's project.

All the best to you and your wife.

On Jun 30, 11:55*pm, Vic Smith
wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:44:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch

wrote:
Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. *You make plans and God laughs at you. *Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. *So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. *Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.

Damn. *Good luck. *I was a little worried when you first mentioned it..

--Vic

I has actually been really interesting (damn am I glad to be a man).
Husbands are s'posed to be really understanding and to try not to
influence her decisions, just listen. After a few days of this I cant
take it anymore trying to act like a woman. Men are SUPPOSED to solve
problems, it's what we do.
Sitting in a docs office she sees me doodling on the back of a
magazine.
She: NO!, you're not using this to design something .
Me: I can't help it. its how I respond to stress
She: You could be more understanding and stop asking the doctor weird
questions.

The problem is is that she is as skeptical of medical stuff as I am.
She just expresses it emotionally and I do it with numbers. Docs dont
want to figure stuff out, they just want to apply "The Standard of
Care", that's not interesting.
It really amazes me that women put up with this attitude of "She has a
tiny pre-cancer, lets cut her tits off" for so long (some women still
fall for that BS). Good God, I'm gonna look down every night and
thank God for being a man (till I get prostate cancer).

"Frogwatch" wrote in message
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On Jun 30, 11:55 pm, Vic Smith
wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:44:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch

wrote:
Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. You make plans and God laughs at you. Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.

Damn. Good luck. I was a little worried when you first mentioned it.

--Vic

I has actually been really interesting (damn am I glad to be a man).
Husbands are s'posed to be really understanding and to try not to
influence her decisions, just listen. After a few days of this I cant
take it anymore trying to act like a woman. Men are SUPPOSED to solve
problems, it's what we do.
Sitting in a docs office she sees me doodling on the back of a
magazine.
She: NO!, you're not using this to design something .
Me: I can't help it. its how I respond to stress
She: You could be more understanding and stop asking the doctor weird
questions.

The problem is is that she is as skeptical of medical stuff as I am.
She just expresses it emotionally and I do it with numbers. Docs dont
want to figure stuff out, they just want to apply "The Standard of
Care", that's not interesting.
It really amazes me that women put up with this attitude of "She has a
tiny pre-cancer, lets cut her tits off" for so long (some women still
fall for that BS). Good God, I'm gonna look down every night and
thank God for being a man (till I get prostate cancer).

Sorry to inform you but men get breast cancer also. Friend's wife came down
with Breast Cancer and he got it shortly thereafter. But are OK now.

Frogwatch wrote:
Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. You make plans and God laughs at you. Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.


Geez, sorry to read about that. Hope she does ok. Cancer sucks, big time.

On Jun 30, 11:44*pm, Frogwatch wrote:
Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. *You make plans and God laughs at you. *Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. *So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. *Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.

Sorry to hear about your wife, Frog.

On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:44:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

Wife suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES

Yikes is right. Good luck to her.

Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:44:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

Wife suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES

Yikes is right. Good luck to her.

Froggy, I missed your original post. I hope you take care of her and
yourself during this stressful time.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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no way are to be considered flaws or defects

On Jul 1, 9:40*am, Gene wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:44:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch

wrote:
Sorry bout all the political stuff but I expected to be in Wyoming
instead of in FL. *You make plans and God laughs at you. *Wife
suddenly is diagnosed with pre-breast cancer, YIKES. *So, our Wyoming
plans for this yr are out as we figger out what to do. *Her condition
is 99% survivable but it is kinda stressful.
OTOH, I did file a patent on a new mammography imaging system.

Florida is much warmer and as for boating..... MUCH superior to WY!

Stressful, indeed.... but we wish you both the best. Early diagnosis
is the key and that sounds like the case. Take care of Mom first!

Mammography imaging system, indeed! You Dirty Old Man!
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