Sorry Guys

[I SURVIVED LONDON BLITZ]

I appreciate all your good wishes and thank you all. This has been one of my worst weeks in my life so far, first my oncologist was ill and it disrupted my 3 days of chemo and i had to have it split over 5 days when it should have been three day session, so through all treatment out of order I still had it. But the worst was my wife and I had to have our 13 years old dog put to sleep as her lags stopped working and she could not stand. Thankfully she was not in pain as we shared our medicine with her. For us she was a big part of our life and our life seems empty now. Any way I have one more session of Chemo in four weeks before farther treatment can considered and I feel for all people who are unfortunately to catch Cancer , I hope some cure can be found for every one who is a cancer sufferer. Thank you all again you are all a great lot of guys and I am happy to have met you all. I will keep on playing as long as possible.


LONDON BLITZ

 

[Nidhoegger]

Oh my, I am very sorry to hear all of that bad news . I wish you all the best and may your doggo rest in peace and wander over the rainbow bridge.

 

[WorldStrike]

I'm very sorry to hear about your dog London - I hope the results from the chemo end up being beneficial, especially since it was prolonged due to your doctor's illness. We miss you on the server!

 

[Warrenheil]

hello old friend,

sorry to hear you're having a tough time.

did you ever consider that reishi mushroom (extract) i discussed?

it is supposed to be helpful in combating cancers.... they don't call it
the mushroom of immortality for nothing. lol

i'm sorry to hear about losing your dog... so long as you remember the
good times you had with it, and the memories you shared with it, it is
never really gone.... because you keep it alive in your heart.

It reminds me of my favorite drinking mug, it has this christmas theme,
and a dog is curled up, sleeping in the snow with a heart... and it says on the side.
"Keep friends close to your heart"

I know your pain, because my parents recently lost their dog as well.... it was a big ol'
sheep dog i think... anyways, they loved the heck out of that dog... they would take it
everywhere... their life literally revolved around the dog, and it was so well behaved and kind.

one day it was racing with their newer puppy, and they both heard a truck, so raced out to
see it..... and it rounded the corner, and the UPS truck was speeding by, and ran it over....
it demolished its hip.... and they had to have it to sleep.

so my parents were pretty devastated.... you want to make someone feel better, but.....
there is no language or words that can correct ones grief.... you can only just muddle through
your time, and know that there must be some reason things happen the way they do...
and we just don't have the understanding yet to comprehend these things, but just have faith
that there must be some divine purpose, and that we must all factor in somehow.

my parents still have one dog now... they are pretty consumed with it.... its apparently very
intelligent... they have this unique dog dish, that the dog has to pull the drawers open before
the dog can get to the treat.... they're really giving it a lot of training.

would you consider getting another dog london? i think you should get one..... you will never feel
the same way about it, and the loss will always be there.... but its never too late to love again.

Your friend,
-Warren

 

[Nidhoegger]

hello old friend,

sorry to hear you're having a tough time.

did you ever consider that reishi mushroom (extract) i discussed?

it is supposed to be helpful in combating cancers.... they don't call it
the mushroom of immortality for nothing. lol

i'm sorry to hear about losing your dog... so long as you remember the
good times you had with it, and the memories you shared with it, it is
never really gone.... because you keep it alive in your heart.

It reminds me of my favorite drinking mug, it has this christmas theme,
and a dog is curled up, sleeping in the snow with a heart... and it says on the side.
"Keep friends close to your heart"

I know your pain, because my parents recently lost their dog as well.... it was a big ol'
sheep dog i think... anyways, they loved the heck out of that dog... they would take it
everywhere... their life literally revolved around the dog, and it was so well behaved and kind.

one day it was racing with their newer puppy, and they both heard a truck, so raced out to
see it..... and it rounded the corner, and the UPS truck was speeding by, and ran it over....
it demolished its hip.... and they had to have it to sleep.

so my parents were pretty devastated.... you want to make someone feel better, but.....
there is no language or words that can correct ones grief.... you can only just muddle through
your time, and know that there must be some reason things happen the way they do...
and we just don't have the understanding yet to comprehend these things, but just have faith
that there must be some divine purpose, and that we must all factor in somehow.

my parents still have one dog now... they are pretty consumed with it.... its apparently very
intelligent... they have this unique dog dish, that the dog has to pull the drawers open before
the dog can get to the treat.... they're really giving it a lot of training.

would you consider getting another dog london? i think you should get one..... you will never feel
the same way about it, and the loss will always be there.... but its never too late to love again.

Your friend,
-Warren

Wow, this is just beatiful.

 

[I SURVIVED LONDON BLITZ]

Warren, You have been my friend for a long time now and we have had some good laughs together . I think your post was very emotional and sincere. I only wish I could meet you personally but it is not possible. You managed to bring a tear into my eyes taking about my dog, she was well behaved and was always there for us, I believe you can rely on your four legged friend more than you can some people . Yes even now my wife and I are considering getting another four legged friend to keep us company until I go. My daughter and grand daughter have both promised to look after her when my wife an I finally pass on. I hope you and your family are keeping well and enjoying life doing thing which keep you happy, being happy with your family is I believe one of the best things that can happen to people. God bless you and your family Chris and I will keep you in my heart until the end.
Your friend , Mike.


LONDON BLITZ

 

[Adorable Miracle]

Warren, You have been my friend for a long time now and we have had some good laughs together . I think your post was very emotional and sincere. I only wish I could meet you personally but it is not possible. You managed to bring a tear into my eyes taking about my dog, she was well behaved and was always there for us, I believe you can rely on your four legged friend more than you can some people . Yes even now my wife and I are considering getting another four legged friend to keep us company until I go. My daughter and grand daughter have both promised to look after her when my wife an I finally pass on. I hope you and your family are keeping well and enjoying life doing thing which keep you happy, being happy with your family is I believe one of the best things that can happen to people. God bless you and your family Chris and I will keep you in my heart until the end.
Your friend , Mike.


LONDON BLITZ

Have you looked into CBD Oil extract its suppose to help with cancer and pain.

 

[I SURVIVED LONDON BLITZ]

Adorable I have been growing it and using it for about two years now, and yes it does work,( I do not agree with recreation drugs at at , I make the liquid tincture with it).being disabled for 25 years with severe Arthritis and on all the top prescription pain killers, which I was addicted to it has given me those two years pain free, and I was able to get rid of all those addictive pain killers. unfortunately it is still illegal here , Mainly be cause our top dogs wife owns a pharmaceutical company.


LONDON BLITZ

 

[Adorable Miracle]

Adorable I have been growing it and using it for about two years now, and yes it does work,( I do not agree with recreation drugs at at , I make the liquid tincture with it).being disabled for 25 years with severe Arthritis and on all the top prescription pain killers, which I was addicted to it has given me those two years pain free, and I was able to get rid of all those addictive pain killers. unfortunately it is still illegal here , Mainly be cause our top dogs wife owns a pharmaceutical company.


LONDON BLITZ

Can respect that I got rid of my pain killers recently actually