[cancer] Looking back and forward

[jaylake]

There's obviously a lot of transition going in my head and heart right now. In my life as a whole, I suppose.

Physically, I feel better right now than I have since right before the lung surgery in November, 2009. After spending months waking up every day feeling, at best, like I just got over a dreadful flu the day before (and those were the good

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[la_marquise_de_]

Take care.

[fledgist]

Love is to be seized with both hands.

Thank you, Jay. Your posts have been a huge encouragement to me.

[jaylake]

You are most welcome, sir. I am glad I can be of some help.

[mcurry]

So glad you're able to continue down the road to having your life back, even if that road is being kind of rough [can I now be crowned King of Understatement?] at times.

[criada]

Off topic, Joe Haldeman is questioning the usefulness of the large intestine, having been without his for a while now. I suggested that you might have a good perspective on that.

[keikaimalu]

Good to see you doing better, Jay. You write eloquently and movingly, whether of the bad times or the good.