This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page: http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

Donations can be made and credited to her team by clicking on the 'Support
Renee' button.

Here's her letter, with a little editing.

Hi, there!!!! I bet you're wondering what IN THE WORLD happened to me!!! You
haven't heard anything from me YET about this year's race!!! Well, we've made
some changes....you can view my page for details, but it took a little extra
time for us to get it together. We are now "Run for the Hills!!!" And we are
hoping to have a huge team this year, though there is little time!!! I'm hoping
you haven't registered for the race, and you will, once again, race with me!!!
You may get this e-mail more than once. I apologize in advance.

To update you on my progress, I finally have little news! Some of you may not
know that I lost my implants just before last summer, as a result of infection.
They were replaced in September, and I had another infection in October,
spending several days in the hospital. I stayed on antibiotics through the
holidays, to buy myself some time before more involved, long-term, IV
antibiotics....but when I stopped the oral antibiotics on Jan. 1, the infection
didn't come back!!!! So....knocking on wood....I think I'm done for a while!!!
I still take a "Tamoxifen"-like drug (probably through next summer), see my
oncologist and my surgeon every six months, and get breast MRI's annually, but
as of next December, I will be a 5-year survivor! I have a 10% risk of
recurrence, so I'm very vigilant! In fact, I am now, officially, a
hypochondriac!! My doctors tell me I'm entitled.

This year, Tracy Lynch (who just finished treatment for breast cancer) and I
have joined forces to form, what we hope is, the largest team in the city!
Though you may think you live in a wonderful community, you could not begin to
know the extent to which the Twin Hickory community is full of wonder, until you
experience it first hand, as Tracy and I have. For this reason, we have decided
to organize a community-based team. Our team name is "Run for the Hills!!! (of
Twin Hickory). In the past, my team, "Racing WITH Renee", has been one of the 5
largest teams at the race (out of about 300 teams!!!), with membership between
150 and 200 people each year! We have raised nearly $30,000 for the Susan G.
Komen Foundation over the past four years! Tracy and I look forward to, once
again, having a strong presence at this year's race!

Now that you're up to date, back to the purpose of the e-mail. I would be most
honored if you would, once again, see fit to join me in the Race! You can view
my race page at www.komenrichmond.org/goto/reneewinckler . From here, you can
join the team by clicking "Join Renee's Team", or you can donate to Susan G.
Komen by clicking on "Support Renee". You can also view our team roster by
clicking on "Run for the Hills". From the roster, you can click on Tracy's name
to view her page, as well.

Renee




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On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:
This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page: http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v



It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga? Everyone
has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or who have
died prematurely from a horrid illness.

A close friend of mine recently lost his daughter-in-law to cancer.
Perhaps I should have posted a running saga of her demise?

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On Mar 19, 10:55*am, HK wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:

This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page:http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga? Everyone
has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or who have
died prematurely from a horrid illness.

Really? I haven't.

A close friend of mine recently lost his daughter-in-law to cancer.
Perhaps I should have posted a running saga of her demise?

We'd all much rather see your tracking ID for a printer and watch it
as it makes it's way across the country. OR a stolen picture of a
couple of owls that you claim that you took. I wonder how many people
here, upon reading John's post, after considering how much to give for
a great cause, wondered who would be the first low life scum to say
something ****ty about the thread.....WAFA.

In article ,
says...

On Mar 19, 10:55*am, HK wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:

This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page:http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga? Everyone
has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or who have
died prematurely from a horrid illness.

Really? I haven't.

A close friend of mine recently lost his daughter-in-law to cancer.
Perhaps I should have posted a running saga of her demise?

We'd all much rather see your tracking ID for a printer and watch it
as it makes it's way across the country. OR a stolen picture of a
couple of owls that you claim that you took. I wonder how many people
here, upon reading John's post, after considering how much to give for
a great cause, wondered who would be the first low life scum to say
something ****ty about the thread.....WAFA.

Well, I think most of us would rather see Harry not being quoted during serious
threads that myself and I suspect most others would rather not kill... At the
same time, we already know exactly what Harry is going to say, that's why so
many of us have him KFed.... wish you would

Scotty

On 3/19/10 12:12 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In ,
says...

On Mar 19, 10:55 am, wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:

This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page:http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga? Everyone
has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or who have
died prematurely from a horrid illness.

Really? I haven't.

A close friend of mine recently lost his daughter-in-law to cancer.
Perhaps I should have posted a running saga of her demise?

We'd all much rather see your tracking ID for a printer and watch it
as it makes it's way across the country. OR a stolen picture of a
couple of owls that you claim that you took. I wonder how many people
here, upon reading John's post, after considering how much to give for
a great cause, wondered who would be the first low life scum to say
something ****ty about the thread.....WAFA.

Well, I think most of us would rather see Harry not being quoted during serious
threads that myself and I suspect most others would rather not kill... At the
same time, we already know exactly what Harry is going to say, that's why so
many of us have him KFed.... wish you would

Scotty


Serious thread? From you? Puh-lease.

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On 3/19/10 11:54 AM, Loogypicker wrote:
On Mar 19, 10:55 am, wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:

This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page:http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga? Everyone
has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or who have
died prematurely from a horrid illness.

Really? I haven't.


Remarkable...no one in loogy's family and no close friends have every
been seriously ill or died prematurely from an illness.

That's really amazing.

Moron.

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On Mar 19, 12:47*pm, HK wrote:
On 3/19/10 11:54 AM, Loogypicker wrote:





On Mar 19, 10:55 am, *wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:

This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page:http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga? Everyone
has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or who have
died prematurely from a horrid illness.

Really? I haven't.

Remarkable...no one in loogy's family and no close friends have every
been seriously ill or died prematurely from an illness.

That's really amazing.

Moron.


YOU are the moron. You don't even know what in hell you said before.
Perhaps it's because you lie so much. But, here is your original
statement:
Everyone has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or
who have died prematurely from a horrid illness

Notice if you will, in your original statement you NEVER said "have
every" (which I take it to mean is stupid talk for EVER). You said
that everyone here HAS FAMILY MEMBERS OR FRIENDS WHO ARE SERIOUSLY
ILL.
So, for the first part, no, I have no friends or family members or
friends who are seriously ill.
For the second part. I have no relatives who have died prematurely
from a horrid illness.

Damn if someone has to explain something as simple as this to you,
know friggin' wonder you have to lie about every aspect of your life.
You're a loser.

On 3/19/10 1:43 PM, Loogypicker wrote:
On Mar 19, 12:47 pm, wrote:
On 3/19/10 11:54 AM, Loogypicker wrote:





On Mar 19, 10:55 am, wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:

This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page:http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga? Everyone
has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or who have
died prematurely from a horrid illness.

Really? I haven't.

Remarkable...no one in loogy's family and no close friends have every
been seriously ill or died prematurely from an illness.

That's really amazing.

Moron.


YOU are the moron. You don't even know what in hell you said before.
Perhaps it's because you lie so much. But, here is your original
statement:
Everyone has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or
who have died prematurely from a horrid illness

Notice if you will, in your original statement you NEVER said "have
every" (which I take it to mean is stupid talk for EVER). You said
that everyone here HAS FAMILY MEMBERS OR FRIENDS WHO ARE SERIOUSLY
ILL.
So, for the first part, no, I have no friends or family members or
friends who are seriously ill.
For the second part. I have no relatives who have died prematurely
from a horrid illness.

Damn if someone has to explain something as simple as this to you,
know friggin' wonder you have to lie about every aspect of your life.
You're a loser.


Go argue with Snotty. You two are intellectual equals.

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HK wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:
This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My
daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have
already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any
individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page: http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v



It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga?
Everyone has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or
who have died prematurely from a horrid illness.

A close friend of mine recently lost his daughter-in-law to cancer.
Perhaps I should have posted a running saga of her demise?

It's a good cause. If she died of breast cancer, she would approve of this.

I have lost too many people to cancer so I always donate to the American
Cancer Society. Why not? I might benefit from their help some day.

On 3/19/2010 8:27 PM, Larry wrote:
HK wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:42 AM, John H wrote:
This year's Race for the Cure in Richmond is cranking up again. My
daughter has
sent out an email, and I'll include it below. Some donations have
already been
made!. This year, I'll match up to $200 of the amount donated by any
individual
on rec.boats. I'm already behind the power curve.

First, here is her page: http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v



It's nice that your daughter is doing a little better, Herring, but do
we really need to be bombarded with your familial medical saga?
Everyone has family members or close friends who are seriously ill or
who have died prematurely from a horrid illness.

A close friend of mine recently lost his daughter-in-law to cancer.
Perhaps I should have posted a running saga of her demise?

It's a good cause. If she died of breast cancer, she would approve of this.

I have lost too many people to cancer so I always donate to the American
Cancer Society. Why not? I might benefit from their help some day.


I say "f" them all, why should I encourage anyone to contribute to a
worthwhile charity.