Vincent Feehan
Member
Sorry Mike, Its super hard to accept there fate. Lost my Mom 2 years ago, stage4 melanoma cancer. He will like having you there!
God Bless your family and his!
God Bless your family and his!
lets talk Parents..
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Hoody
Supportive Member
Sorry Mike, safe travels. Thinking of you all.
Mikey P
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Mikey P
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Mikey P
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Home..
It all went much easier than expected. Although the Doc's give him a week to a month at best, in his mind he'll be lasting much longer.
So there were no tearful last goodbyes, should of could of would of's, regrets spoken or much of anything said on his part other than "go home to your women boys, I'll be fine".
and we had to leave it at that.
Two full days at his best side reminiscing, joking and letting him feel the love was awesome.
Thanks for your thoughts and prayers everyone!
It all went much easier than expected. Although the Doc's give him a week to a month at best, in his mind he'll be lasting much longer.
So there were no tearful last goodbyes, should of could of would of's, regrets spoken or much of anything said on his part other than "go home to your women boys, I'll be fine".
and we had to leave it at that.
Two full days at his best side reminiscing, joking and letting him feel the love was awesome.
Thanks for your thoughts and prayers everyone!
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Lee Stockwell
FOJL
All you could ask for, he's happy tonight.
Desk Jockey
Member
I agree, you lifted his spirits and got in some great quality time. What a great visit!
Studebaker
Member
What is this salty discharge?
love you brother.
love you brother.
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KevinL
Supportive Member
It sounds like he will go knowing you guys care about him. Good job. Take care.
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
This entire post again has made me think and respond....
My wife Shari and I went over to see my parents this weekend at their camper which is about 90 miles away.
Been saying for years we need to take time to do that.
We had a great afternoon sitting around, sharing a few snacks and just talking about a lot of past, present and future.
Glad you could make it there Mikey,
Sorry about all you and the family are having to go through.
My wife Shari and I went over to see my parents this weekend at their camper which is about 90 miles away.
Been saying for years we need to take time to do that.
We had a great afternoon sitting around, sharing a few snacks and just talking about a lot of past, present and future.
Glad you could make it there Mikey,
Sorry about all you and the family are having to go through.
TimM
Supportive Member
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Same here. My parents live about 2400 miles away from me. I talk to them several times a month but it has been 2 years since the last time I have seen them. I just bought tickets last week for my wife and I to go spend a week with them in October.
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
I seriously hope it is a great time for all of you!
Great to hear you are able to do this
SamIam
Member
My dad walks 3 to 5 miles every morning 74. My mom just turned 70 is on oxygen and my dad takes care of her smoked to much now suffering the consequences.
Both living in Vegas in one of my sisters properties paying only $400 a month for the association fees to the condo, my sister covers the rest. The do all right on their own,
Daily trips to Trader Joes for free coffee and an awesome pool where they're at!
Going to pick my dad up and bring him to connection in september.
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Both living in Vegas in one of my sisters properties paying only $400 a month for the association fees to the condo, my sister covers the rest. The do all right on their own,
Daily trips to Trader Joes for free coffee and an awesome pool where they're at!
Going to pick my dad up and bring him to connection in september.
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TimM
Supportive Member
Saiger" data-source="post: 4307901" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">It will be an awesome time. I get to see my parents and siblings and also get to enjoy LOTS of fresh Maine Lobstah.I seriously hope it is a great time for all of you!
Great to hear you are able to do this
Mikey P
Administrator
Russ T.
Supportive Member
I'm sorry Mike.
Studebaker
Member
Good bye for now.............
Mikey P
Administrator
Desk Jockey
Member
Jimmy always makes me laugh......until I worry if he's telling the truth! 
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1800greenglides
I'm so sorry. My love to you.
A candle is lit.
Love,
Lisa
A candle is lit.
Love,
Lisa
dgardner
Moderator
Sorry to hear the news, Mike. A sad day......
Zee
Supportive Member
Sorry to hear Mikey!
Mikey P
Administrator
all I can say is thank god my dad did his time in the Army...
He escaped the wrath of a brokedick Iowa dirt farmer father and enlisted himself at the end of WW2.
Spent his 4 years in Korea.
Never fired a shot but was treated like gold by the VA hospital for the last five years. Three rounds of cancer battle would have drained all of his son's savings and more, had he not done his time in the service.
As life went on he grew more and more religious as well as patriotic. His home was bombarded with American Flags being blown around to the sounds of Rush Limbaugh.
At his (free) military burial at the Dallas National Cemetery I was presented with his flag.
Apparently my brothers knew that our bond was the strongest and saw fit to let me have it..
Going through his belongings was just as I imagined it would be. Surreal and sad and no real surprises. I grabbed a few trinkets to remember him by, some snap shots that I had sent him over the years and the biggest score..
the original photo of him, the bottle of Jim Beam and my mom on his lap.
He escaped the wrath of a brokedick Iowa dirt farmer father and enlisted himself at the end of WW2.
Spent his 4 years in Korea.
Never fired a shot but was treated like gold by the VA hospital for the last five years. Three rounds of cancer battle would have drained all of his son's savings and more, had he not done his time in the service.
As life went on he grew more and more religious as well as patriotic. His home was bombarded with American Flags being blown around to the sounds of Rush Limbaugh.
At his (free) military burial at the Dallas National Cemetery I was presented with his flag.
Apparently my brothers knew that our bond was the strongest and saw fit to let me have it..
Going through his belongings was just as I imagined it would be. Surreal and sad and no real surprises. I grabbed a few trinkets to remember him by, some snap shots that I had sent him over the years and the biggest score..
the original photo of him, the bottle of Jim Beam and my mom on his lap.
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TomKing
Supportive Member
Thinking of you and your family. Blessing my friend.
Russ T.
Supportive Member
all I can say is thank god my dad did his time in the Army...
He escaped the wrath of a brokedick Iowa dirt farmer father and enlisted himself at the end of WW2.
Spent his 4 years in Korea.
Never fired a shot but was treated like gold by the VA hospital for the last five years. Three rounds of cancer battle would have drained all of his son's savings and more, had he not done his time in the service.
As life went on he grew more and more religious as well as patriotic. His home was bombarded with American Flags being blown around to the sounds of Rush Limbaugh.
At his (free) military burial at the Dallas National Cemetery I was presented with his flag.
Apparently my brothers knew that our bond was the strongest and saw fit to let me have it..
Going through his belongings was just as I imagined it would be. Surreal and sad and no real surprises. I grabbed a few trinkets to remember him by, some snap shots that I had sent him over the years and the biggest score..
the original photo of him, the bottle of Jim Beam and my mom on his lap.
I was reading this to Mel and couldn't finish before getting choked up. Yeah, I'm pretty soft I suppose.
Your authenticity, Mike, is such a huge part of the success of this board. Thanks for sharing all of this with us.
We wish you the very best.
Mikey P
Administrator
I wish I could wear that flag as a cape on my ride today..
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Same here!
