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Cbdave

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  1. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever. A morning walk
  2. Gday Raise you one ….serve with Chantilly cream. Sour cream. Brown sugar. Vanilla extract. Thank me later
  3. Gday Literally in the last week. They are just tidying up the last odds and ends. Same mismatch mob still catching a ride.
  4. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.
  5. A lawyer was involved in a terrible car crash, the rescuers pulled him out of the wreck but he was ranting about his vehicle! “My Car!!!! Look at my car! That was a limited edition Lamborghini!!!!” The Rescuer shook his head, taking in his suit and briefcase that he saw earlier, realising what he did for a living. “Man, you Lawyers are all the same, so materialistic! You don’t even realise your left arm’s been ripped off in the crash” The lawyer glanced down at his now missing arm and screamed: “My Rolex!!!!! Where’s my Rolex!!!!!|”
  6. Cbdave replied to Tink's topic in Games
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  7. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever. Bush meets beach
  8. Gday I’ll put this bluntly. I quit this final time due to pneumonia. What keeps me quit is COPD. Just don’t want that for you…..
  9. Gday If you get ashma or have COPD you’ll know about Prednisone. It’s a steroid that works really well to clear your chest. I’m sure it’s universally hated. Makes you feel shaky and a bit spacey so I’m glad they keep you on it for a short period. It works well and fast. The tablet that QG is possibly a hormone blocker used for breast cancer treatment. Another version exists for prostate cancer. So unless you’d like to get in touch with your feminine side, it’s not used for lung cancer.
  10. Gday You are indeed the most cruel and heartless person….. In the southern clims were not fully out of winter yet and will not be seeing fruit like that for many months. That picture will haunt my mind now till I get to bbq some. Sigh….
  11. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever. Close the blind
  12. 7 … Again…. I so want to double dip! But I’ll be good
  13. Gday Reci Arnt Docs grand. Don’t mention the side effects do they! Not until they appear then they deal with them. We are all different. So the effects are different I suppose. Survived a couple of cancers now. The secound was a skin cancer that was surgically removed then moped up with radiation. Moped up… sounds pretty easy! Will not give you the details but like you experience the radiation was shot from different direction to a centre point. The centre point was the cancer. Damaged cancer cells that were weak anyway and the rads did them in. The good cells received lots less rads and were able to grow back from the damage. Takes time. And truely just give it time. Secound thing is the docs don’t use that four letter starting with C. You know the one …..CURE. You’ll get the word …. Slowly …. You’re now NED. Don’t let spect a carrot either. Your ….No Evidence of Disease. Then if your a really good patient you can progress to….. In Remission! I asked my GP if I could come of the 6 monthly tests for the first cancer. It’s 10 years now surely! He said no you have prove you don’t get the cancer back by dying of something else first! Really……. Yes this conversation did take place. My plan is to outlive him. game on! Reci. The worst is over. I’m so glad you’ve been found and treated early. Lung cancer has such a high death rate cause it’s basically to hard to treat once you have symptoms.

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