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Bill
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Sorry to hear that, Travis. You, your dad, and your family are in my thoughts. I wish you the best of luck.
Big Poppa
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Travis
Positive thoughts from casa de ball.
Bigballz did you have your stroke after joining the forum? Seriously hope all is well
Positive thoughts from casa de ball.
Bigballz did you have your stroke after joining the forum? Seriously hope all is well
BigBallz
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Big Poppa said:
May 16, 2004...and thanks..they found the problem and fixed it...(I hope).
Again, best wishes to you and your father Travis.
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Psycho Ward
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Travis, I've been putting the good word to God about your Dad. My Mom is having her share of health issues as well, it looked hopeless at first, but with prayer and lots of support things are looking a little better for her, I wish the same for your Dad.
Hang in there.
Hang in there.
Amazing things do happen. I'm not referring to 'miracles', but to the fact that even the most expert quantative prognosis is still just an estimate, a very educated assement, but it's not really possible to take the full measure of humans and their strengths or weaknesses. There are no guarantees in this life but never underestimate human potential.
Moondog
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Travis, my uncle was given similar news
- over 8 years ago! and still going strong
after some smart lifestyle adjustments.
Try to look at this with some optimism,
I have a feeling your dad will be around
for many years. This kind of thing makes
you really appreciate each other. Sometimes
we don't get that chance.
My prayers are with you & your family.
- over 8 years ago! and still going strong
after some smart lifestyle adjustments.
Try to look at this with some optimism,
I have a feeling your dad will be around
for many years. This kind of thing makes
you really appreciate each other. Sometimes
we don't get that chance.
My prayers are with you & your family.
TSanders
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Thanks for the replies guys, and gals.
I appreciate it very much.
Tough times, but we are all trying to stay up, and keep Dads hopes up.
Times like these really do make you realize what matters the most. My folks got divorced when I was two, and Ive had a heck of a step Dad since I was four. My step Dad has been a really positive help to my Dad and Im fortunate for how good their relationship has been. Even though my folks got divorced my Dad has been one of my best freinds, since I was very young, and it only gets stronger as I get older. We are very much alike, frightening as that may be.
Something special about my Dad that will remain in me until I go, is that I had a desire when I was 14 to learn how to play the bass. Nobody took me seriously, and thought it was a phase, but that Christmas Dad took me out and bought me my first bass (a MIM Jazz bass, and 25 watt amp). He planted that seed of music that will be alive in me until I leave this earth, and that means more to me than I can explain.
I appreciate it very much.
Tough times, but we are all trying to stay up, and keep Dads hopes up.
Times like these really do make you realize what matters the most. My folks got divorced when I was two, and Ive had a heck of a step Dad since I was four. My step Dad has been a really positive help to my Dad and Im fortunate for how good their relationship has been. Even though my folks got divorced my Dad has been one of my best freinds, since I was very young, and it only gets stronger as I get older. We are very much alike, frightening as that may be.
Something special about my Dad that will remain in me until I go, is that I had a desire when I was 14 to learn how to play the bass. Nobody took me seriously, and thought it was a phase, but that Christmas Dad took me out and bought me my first bass (a MIM Jazz bass, and 25 watt amp). He planted that seed of music that will be alive in me until I leave this earth, and that means more to me than I can explain.
BigBallz
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ebmuscmanlvr83 said:
Simular story with my dad and I Travis...one of the few times I ever saw him with tears in his eyes was after he and my mom saw us perform one evening. Never will forget how proud he was of me.
Sounds like you have a good family base to work out of in getting your father strong.
maddog
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ebmuscmanlvr83 said:
Supportive parents are the dangley-darn bestus. Here's to your Dad.
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Bill
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You have a wonderful way of looking at things, Travis. I really enjoyed your last post. My dad and I weren't extremely close when I was growing up, but I feel like we're getting closer as we get older. I'm 30 & he's now 62; not too long ago I realized that he's aging fast & I don't like that. I realized that I need to spend as much time with my parents as I can because, even though they're only in their early 60s, they're not gonna be around forever.
Mahlon
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Sorry this is happening to your family, Travis. I recently learned what a nice guy you are and sounds like your dad is too.
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Dees
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Sorry to hear this, but all the best over there! I really hope everything will be fine, losing your dad is a very awfull thing, I lost mine when I was 16
strummer
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Travis
Serious low end vibes coming to your dad from cold Sweden.
Serious low end vibes coming to your dad from cold Sweden.
Rod Trussbroken
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Travis, do a printout and show your Dad. It will lift his spirits
