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About Me:: I live quietly with my cat and fish at the far southern end of the Rockie Mountains. Before this canser thing, I was a marathon runner and avid hiker. Life has brought a lot of other changes in addition to canser in the past few years, but I keep looking forward with hope and faith. As Nina Simone said, "I got a lotta living to do. I got no time to waste."

Favorite Quote:: There are two ways to live: One is as though nothing is a miracle; the other is to live as though everything is a miracle. -- Albert Einstein

At 5:15pm on December 2, 2008, Jessica said…: Meow! You must tell me more about that precious cat in your profile picture! Cheers :o) P.S. Love your Nina Simone quote!

At 3:35pm on October 19, 2008, snarkoma said…: Hi friend! Hope life is treating you well!

At 10:33pm on August 26, 2008, Lana said…: Wow - that must have been years ago when you signed on! Now it is over 2,000. I hope everything is going OK for you. God bless!

Lana

At 6:00pm on August 22, 2008, Lana said…: Hi Neko,
Welcome to CSL! I love the pic of the cat. Is it yours? I have 5 cats and a dog. Drop by my page anytime.

At 3:01am on August 20, 2008, snarkoma said…: Poking around the Sarcoma group's message boards, it seems to me that you and I received the same messily-wrapped "present" from the canser fairy. I'd love to talk to with someone who is sharing this experience if you feel open, as I feel there are a lot more dark corners to be lit in our <1%. Wishes of wellness and a happy day!

At 10:19pm on June 16, 2008, Teddy said…: I would so give that cat a good hard love and some fresh salmon for being your hero! What a great cat.
I'm sorry you're having complications. If there is anything I can do . . . . . . . It seems like health issues never come just one at a time.
WE LOVE THE WATER!!! It has made a huge difference. I don't have to drink gallons a day to quench my thirst. I haven't done much cleaning or wound care with it, I've just been drinking like I just got out of the desert.

At 12:09am on May 12, 2008, Teddy said…: When I picked Simon up from the shelter his fur was really rough, but after a bath and some lovin' his natural self came through. It was almost like he had kitten fur. It was a mess on black clothes, but I could have cared less:)

There may be a race horse jockey in me;) All I have to do it lose 80# and I'm in!

I'm sorry about your infection. That can be so tough. We are looking into a water system called "Kangen water" that is suppose to separate the molecules and you can use the different ph waters for cleaning and healing. We're going to try it on my dad's feet. He was ran over by a team of work horses and a wagon and has several bad injuries that flare up. If he gets bumped it takes a long time to heal, partly blood circulation, but anyway, the more acidic water is suppose to help heal wounds. I'll let you know how it works. I know that drinking the high ph water makes my colon work like it's never worked before;)

At 8:25pm on May 10, 2008, Baldylocks said…: Thanks for your message. I needed to hear that right now.

Thank you.

At 11:46am on May 9, 2008, Teddy said…: He sure is.
How are you doing? Hospitals are never fun, hopefully the outcome was what you wanted:) At the very least I hope you got some down time.
A trick rider! That sounds awesome. I missed my true calling in life;)