Originally Posted by redondoaveb (Post 3951106)

Go get you a big shot of “Rocephin” in your azz :eek:
:hello:

Originally Posted by Spoiler (Post 3951147)

Well Z lovers... I’m at a crossroads..

Got my biopsy results back the other day from my sore throat and it was not real good. Since the biopsy was done 2 weeks ago, I have only been able to eat a couple of spoonfuls of ice cream each day. Needless to say, I am losing weight pretty fast.

Yesterday, I was invited to three different specialty Doc appointments. Held one right after the other, where I was presented with my options;

A. Do nothing, and the next 2 or 3 months will not be too enjoyable
B. Begin Immunotherapy immediately, and the next 3 to 24 months may be tolerable
C. Endure a complicated 10 hr surgery and then do 3 weeks in the hospital, with the first week being in intensive care. They would cut a 4” x 4” square of flesh off my forearm and make a new Epiglottis out of it. Then, if I woke up again, I would have to eventually learn how to talk and swallow again. The first 3 to 4 months will be fugging hell and then possibly I would go onto to live 20 more years. Any complications would require further surgery to add a feeding tube and or a traech hole.

First Doc, a Radiologist, says I should choose B
Second Doc, an Immunologist says I should choose B
Third Doc, a Surgeon, says I should choose C

They told me to call them back with a decision pretty soon.

FVCK

As I have enjoyed joking around with all of you Yahoos for a few years now, I just thought I would share what was going on.

-Spoiler

Originally Posted by Zoren 370 (Post 3951161)

This very hard to fathom Spoiler. Im very sad to know that the biopsy was not that good.

If you have to go for option C you need to have your body to be strong and in good shape. As prolong bed rest and immobility would be not good.

What is the success rate of people underwent that surgery and what was the long term outcome... like quality of life.

Dude I’ll pray for you...This is too much for a good man like you.

But who we are to question His purpose in our life.

When everything is impossible in Him it’s possible!

We are here for you Spoiler!

Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3951163)

Not to make light of things, cuz I’m definitely not, but this is the best post I’ve ever seen from you.

Imagine this whole time I just thought you didn’t really grasp the English language. Who knew...

Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3951163)

Not to make light of things, cuz I’m definitely not, but this is the best post I’ve ever seen from you.

Imagine this whole time I just thought you didn’t really grasp the English language. Who knew...

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3951168)

Spoiler, I would donate my epiglottis if it would help. Thoughts and prayers for you my brother <3

Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3951163)

Not to make light of things, cuz I’m definitely not, but this is the best post I’ve ever seen from you.

Imagine this whole time I just thought you didn’t really grasp the English language. Who knew...

Originally Posted by Zoren 370 (Post 3951169)

Dude I admire your courage but your epiglottis is scarred with alcohol!


Just saying.:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3951170)

I think his grasp is still about like that of a newborn - he can grasp a finger pretty well but not much else. I think he just got lucky with that post.

Originally Posted by -ZS-Carpenter (Post 3951068)

He flashed his badge and got a deal :lol:

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Originally Posted by Spoiler (Post 3951147)

Well Z lovers... I’m at a crossroads..

Got my biopsy results back the other day from my sore throat and it was not real good. Since the biopsy was done 2 weeks ago, I have only been able to eat a couple of spoonfuls of ice cream each day. Needless to say, I am losing weight pretty fast.

Yesterday, I was invited to three different specialty Doc appointments. Held one right after the other, where I was presented with my options;

A. Do nothing, and the next 2 or 3 months will not be too enjoyable
B. Begin Immunotherapy immediately, and the next 3 to 24 months may be tolerable
C. Endure a complicated 10 hr surgery and then do 3 weeks in the hospital, with the first week being in intensive care. They would cut a 4” x 4” square of flesh off my forearm and make a new Epiglottis out of it. Then, if I woke up again, I would have to eventually learn how to talk and swallow again. The first 3 to 4 months will be fugging hell and then possibly I would go onto to live 20 more years. Any complications would require further surgery to add a feeding tube and or a traech hole.

First Doc, a Radiologist, says I should choose B
Second Doc, an Immunologist says I should choose B
Third Doc, a Surgeon, says I should choose C

They told me to call them back with a decision pretty soon.

FVCK

As I have enjoyed joking around with all of you Yahoos for a few years now, I just thought I would share what was going on.

-Spoiler

Originally Posted by Zingston (Post 3951172)

Oh, he's no doubt grasping something else the size of a finger. :ugh2: