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    audgator
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      About a year and a half ago I had a very low moment in a Publix Supermarket.   I had just finished the complete course of treatment with ipi.  At the follow-up scans we discovered that I had not responded and my mets had grown larger.  A few weeks later I was at the deli counter in Publix next to a young man who reminded me of my son: about the same age, similar height, same beginnings of male-pattern-baldness.  He was holding an infant a few months old.  It struck me that I may not live to see granchildren.   I teared up and almost broke down right there in front of the mortadella.  This afternoon, my daughter-in-law delivered a 7 pound, 5 ounce grandson who I expect to see graduate from high school.  Thank you researchers, BMS, Moffitt, all my doctors, nurses & techs, and of course my newly-expanded family.  And all of you.         Dan

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        aldakota22
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          Congradulations Grandpa.With a PMA & the team work of all involved including Gods help you will see him graduate from high school.Happy & healthful future to you.Beat the Beast.   Al

          aldakota22
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            Congradulations Grandpa.With a PMA & the team work of all involved including Gods help you will see him graduate from high school.Happy & healthful future to you.Beat the Beast.   Al

            aldakota22
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              Congradulations Grandpa.With a PMA & the team work of all involved including Gods help you will see him graduate from high school.Happy & healthful future to you.Beat the Beast.   Al

              kaney2021
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                Many people, like yourself, have asked me what I think of taking aromatherapy courses versus just doing self-study via the Internet. metagenics

                kaney2021
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                  Many people, like yourself, have asked me what I think of taking aromatherapy courses versus just doing self-study via the Internet. metagenics

                  kaney2021
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                    Many people, like yourself, have asked me what I think of taking aromatherapy courses versus just doing self-study via the Internet. metagenics

                    kaney2021
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                      Many people, like yourself, have asked me what I think of taking aromatherapy courses versus just doing self-study via the Internet. metagenics

                      kaney2021
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                        Many people, like yourself, have asked me what I think of taking aromatherapy courses versus just doing self-study via the Internet. metagenics

                        kaney2021
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                          Many people, like yourself, have asked me what I think of taking aromatherapy courses versus just doing self-study via the Internet. metagenics

                          NYKaren
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                            Congratulations, Dan.

                            Your post really hits home for me…when I think or speak of beating this beast, it's always in terms of living to hold a grandchild. No pressure, kids, but I really hope my daughter's date goes well tonight…(99.999999% kidding–they know that!)

                            hugs and kisses to that sweet little one.   What's his name?

                            Karen

                            NYKaren
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                              Congratulations, Dan.

                              Your post really hits home for me…when I think or speak of beating this beast, it's always in terms of living to hold a grandchild. No pressure, kids, but I really hope my daughter's date goes well tonight…(99.999999% kidding–they know that!)

                              hugs and kisses to that sweet little one.   What's his name?

                              Karen

                              NYKaren
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                                Congratulations, Dan.

                                Your post really hits home for me…when I think or speak of beating this beast, it's always in terms of living to hold a grandchild. No pressure, kids, but I really hope my daughter's date goes well tonight…(99.999999% kidding–they know that!)

                                hugs and kisses to that sweet little one.   What's his name?

                                Karen

                                JerryfromFauq
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                                  Know that feeling!  Had two Great grand's since I was told I was gone.  (Stay stubborn!)

                                  JerryfromFauq
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                                    Know that feeling!  Had two Great grand's since I was told I was gone.  (Stay stubborn!)

                                    JerryfromFauq
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                                      Know that feeling!  Had two Great grand's since I was told I was gone.  (Stay stubborn!)

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