GioaJack

Jack, did you drink all that scotch yet? If not, I'm coming up to steal it and a few 1050's... and some lead... and Dawg.

Hang tough Jack. Each day is an adventure. Embrace each day for what it is. You're in my prayers brother. I have been fighting a systemic blood infection for about a year. Treated at Duke Hospital in Durham, across the street from the VA hospital. Can't walk. Sure can use my wheel chair though! I use to be a real active man, former Deputy Sheriff, then trial lawyer, and now....well I am here!

Chronic pain sucks. I'm living with CML leukemia nd feel I'm on a banana peel half the time from fatigue and effects of the pill chemo I have to take twice a day forever. I'll send good vibes your way if it is OK with you. I have religious proscriptions against suicide, but am not yet in such dire straits, and certainly don't mind powerful analgesics, as I've had to be on them a few times in my life. The best primer on taking one's life is titled "Final Exit" by Derrick Humphries. I have a hunch that a good hospice program will be in my future. Death is part of living, and I'll just go on with the adventure. I hope your path goes well for you.
Regards, Bill Keith

Jack what is the title of that book of yours. I'm reading a lot of Steven Hunter's right now but when I'm done i want to read yours. And i just feel i need to make a donation so you can buy a Lose moral girlfriend.. :)

Hey Jack. Heard you were on your back again & no ladies present. Get better soon my friend. BTW, I have finally gotten around to your book. Very good read, you certainly write a good story, although I have a feeling much of it is based on first hand knowledge.
best regards, fred

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