Personal note from Flatrightrear

Flatrightrear · 9/8/09, 3:40 PM

Just a quick note to those who know that I have been dealing with Hodgkins Lymphoma since January that I got a clean bill of health from the doctor today. I wish to thank everyone for their prayers and concern and please keep all those who are sick in your prayers. No more chemo every two weeks after five months of it. Wow, I almost still can't believe it. Praise God from whom all blessings flow. Tom

SpfldMile · 9/8/09, 3:46 PM

Good news Tom, glad to hear it.

Mud Packer · 9/8/09, 3:54 PM

Tom,

What wonderful news!

We need more good news stories like this to brighten our lives.

I have never had the chance to meet you and I hope now that I can very shortly. Glad the chemo routine is over and you can look forward to brighter things than doctor visits. Thanks so much for sharing and keep in touch.

SprintManDave · 9/8/09, 3:55 PM

Great to hear Tom, and best of luck in the future.

ronmil · 9/8/09, 3:59 PM

Tom,

I am glad to hear this! I look forward to seeing you for many more seasons at the track.

dirtnonwingfan · 9/8/09, 4:08 PM

Great news!!! Thanks for letting us know.

Jerry Shaw · 9/8/09, 4:34 PM

That's the best news I've heard all day. You've fought this thing hard and it's great to hear that it looks like you're gonna beat it.

Jerry

SHORTBUS · 9/8/09, 4:40 PM

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Originally Posted by flatrightrear

just a quick note to those who know that i have been dealing with hodgkins lymphoma since january that i got a clean bill of health from the doctor today. I wish to thank everyone for their prayers and concern and please keep all those who are sick in your prayers. No more chemo every two weeks after five months of it. Wow, i almost still can't believe it. Praise god from whom all blessings flow. Tom

tom,
great to hear --- i still have 4 more chemo treatments along with 6 pills a day.i do this every two weeks 2 on then 2 off.then i should be done with my cancer treatments. These last six are just a precaution.i am supposed to already be clear.

nonwing · 9/8/09, 5:11 PM

Tom,

I'm really happy for you and your family. It is nice to hear about a success in treating cancer. This disease does not only affect the person, but everyone around him or her.

And, I know that chemo can be so difficult to endure, but you and your family hung in there and made it.

Congratulations on your clean bill of health!
George Wilkins

FishBurger · 9/8/09, 5:58 PM

OUTSTANDING!!! !

Way to go Tom. So glad that I checked the board again today.
Hope we'll be seeing you again soon at the track(s).

9/8/09, 3:46 PM	#2 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
SpfldMile Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,349	Good news Tom, glad to hear it. __________________ For those about to rock, we salute you.

9/8/09, 3:59 PM	#5 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
ronmil Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 48 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 18,889	Tom, I am glad to hear this! I look forward to seeing you for many more seasons at the track. __________________ Ron Miller

9/8/09, 4:08 PM	#6 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
dirtnonwingfan Senior Member Race Count This Year: 6 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 7,033	Great news!!! Thanks for letting us know. __________________ Frank Daigh

9/8/09, 4:34 PM	#7 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
Jerry Shaw Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 4,739	That's the best news I've heard all day. You've fought this thing hard and it's great to hear that it looks like you're gonna beat it. Jerry __________________ A man is about as big as the things that make him angry. Winston Churchill

9/8/09, 3:40 PM	#1 Personal note from Flatrightrear
Flatrightrear Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,385	Just a quick note to those who know that I have been dealing with Hodgkins Lymphoma since January that I got a clean bill of health from the doctor today. I wish to thank everyone for their prayers and concern and please keep all those who are sick in your prayers. No more chemo every two weeks after five months of it. Wow, I almost still can't believe it. Praise God from whom all blessings flow. Tom

9/8/09, 3:54 PM	#3 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
Mud Packer Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 59 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5,094	Tom, What wonderful news! We need more good news stories like this to brighten our lives. I have never had the chance to meet you and I hope now that I can very shortly. Glad the chemo routine is over and you can look forward to brighter things than doctor visits. Thanks so much for sharing and keep in touch.

9/8/09, 3:55 PM	#4 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
SprintManDave Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 1,495	Great to hear Tom, and best of luck in the future.

9/8/09, 5:11 PM	#9 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
nonwing Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 208	Tom, I'm really happy for you and your family. It is nice to hear about a success in treating cancer. This disease does not only affect the person, but everyone around him or her. And, I know that chemo can be so difficult to endure, but you and your family hung in there and made it. Congratulations on your clean bill of health! George Wilkins

9/8/09, 5:58 PM	#10 Re: Personal note from Flatrightrear
FishBurger Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 4,356	OUTSTANDING!!! ! Way to go Tom. So glad that I checked the board again today. Hope we'll be seeing you again soon at the track(s).