Connie, I'm very sorry, both for the diagnosis and for the unneeded drama.
Spike's Bitches 48: I Say, We Go Out There, and Kick a Little Demon Ass.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
But if she wants to vent the years of her frustration, she's going to have to do it out of my earshot, because I cannot stand by and let anyone yell at Hubby. I cannot.
Of course you cannot! It is completely understandable that you would be in protective mode. Ugh. So sorry that you are going through this.
Daniel and Connie, I am so sorry. Much peace and strength to you and your families.
Daniel, I am so sorry to hear about your nephew. How sudden and terrible. I have a pretty hard time with DUI after losing a friend of mine in HS and decades later I am still filled with rage.
Connie, I am so sorry to hear about your husband. let's hope he is an outlier in the predictions. He has been a fighter through all kinds of serious illnesses so if anyone can do it, he can.
Connie, I am so sorry to hear about your husband. let's hope he is an outlier in the predictions. He has been a fighter through all kinds of serious illnesses so if anyone can do it, he can.
co-signed
My family is all too comfortable discussing their bodily functions, That is all. So sorry to read about the tragedies befalling Buffistas lately.ETA: Got a young stylist and super-short cut from Supercuts today, in a lighter note.I think I love it, even if it's rather unintended.
Last night Hubby listed all the ways he's cheated death--heart attacks, smoke inhalation, stabbings, shootings, chopper crashes, car crashes, poisoning (I think accidental, but he got vague on that one), incompetent anesthesiologists, other cancers, genetic issues--so he's back on his Viking/Klingon track. With understandable wobbles.
Me, I go back and forth between "Don't count him out yet" and "Whatever happens, I'll cope" and "Can I get the name of the doctor who decided not to run the test that would have spotted this two years ago?" As well as "The fates decided to have the gas lease money show up now so that I'll have the wherewithal to pay for a funeral."
But his will and his genetics have thrown up statistically improbable things before. It is what it is.
Connie, I'm so sorry. I know your Hubby is a fighter, and as you say, he's beaten the odds before. I'm hoping with all my heart that he can do it again.
It's the having to screw yourself up to face not knowing what's going to happen that eats away at sanity, at least that is how I imagine I would feel.
It is what it is.
This might be a phrase you come back to a lot. I have in the past few years. You can rail against it and wonder how it might have played out if different things had happened but, reality intruding, you have the hand you have right now. And you have us too.