My Chemo therapy went better than I expected.

[Tote]

Nooby? haven't heard from you in a while. I hope the latest course of treatment was okay for you. Let us know how you're doing if you get the chance.

Best wishes.

[ndujoe1]

I was thinking the same thing, hope nooby is doing OK.

[starhawk]

hope nooby is doing OK.

I do too.

[russoodle]

Hello nooby....like Tote, ndujoe1 and starhawk, i'm wondering how things are going with you and hope we hear from you soon.

I love to be reading here and testing and trying to be a part
of it all. Sadly I know too little to really be of reliable help
So I have stopped trying to be the first to answer.

I'm sorry that you feel this way.....i doubt that i'm the only one who sincerely considers you an equally valuable member of this community as anyone else. Nobody knows everything and i'm sure your genuine motivation to help is appreciated.

I will tell a close relative how to log in here
and send a message thanking all of the Puppy community.

Please do, that's thoughtful of you.

Wow I sure am talkative aint I

Ha, so what? Go for it!

What is maybe next most alarming is
my failure to be rational about my near or close deah

I avoid to think about it and fail to prepare the practical thing

Well, don't beat yourself up about it - it must be the hardest thing a person would ever have to do for themselves
Maybe just go with the flow and start making preparations when you're in the mood.

Best wishes,
russoodle

[vovchik]

Dear nooby,

I just saw this thread and wish you all the best. We appreciate you here and really want you around for a long time....

With kind regards,
vovchik

[sunburnt]

Ditto on what vovchik said... All are an important part of the whole.

And come try Toni`s new DebianDog, it`s close to a beta release and nearly usable now.

[Keef]

As you will notice from the last few posts Nooby, we notice when you aren't around.

[BuddhaDog]

I don't think we have talked much, perhaps ever, but I recognize your name. I hope everything is as it should be. I'm sending thoughts of peace and comfort your way.

[wboz]

I am also wondering .. I have been following this thread. Hope things are going ok! Keep up your spirits ..

[Sky Aisling]

Oh Nooby!, I just found this thread. You dear, kind, sweet soul. I wish you an easy journey to your next adventure.
Your presence on this forum is refreshing. You add such a perfect 'human touch'.
Peace to you, Nooby the Great.

Sky Aisling

[rokytnji]

Take it or leave it.

I am 193 in length so the BMI is on the lower
side now and are going down each day and week
so I need to find something that I like very soon
or else they put me on forced food intake through
a tubing down my throat and hated that when
I had the operation. I had it for some 8 days and
it brought me to tears it felt so bad in my throat.

When my Mom almost died and had no appetite. What made it harder is she is as vegetarian. So Me being the Neanderthal Biker bedside nurse. To put weight
back on her bones. Might I suggest (I said take it or leave it)
1. Yogurt (Sweden should be full of it)
2. Bananas (Hope Sweden can supply them)
3. Strawberry or Chocolate Powder instant drink mix (for the sugar and taste, to cut the bitterness and sourness)
4. Milk (Goat, Cow, Soy, it does not matter as it is the thinner)
5. Peanut Butter (for the protein, Hazelnut Butter or some kind of nut butter is fine also)

Mix 1cup of yogurt, 1 banana, 2 table spoons of powdered drink mix, 1 table spoon of nut butter, fill to the brim with the milk. All of this in a medium sized blender.

Mix on high till like iceCream Shake. Drink Slow but Drink it all. You will feel full as all get out. I brought me Mom back to life with this mixture. She turned 77 this month.

I had to save her from death 7 years ago. It was close. Not a exaggeration or posing/poser.

Since you won't do weed. My MOM grew it for me when I was a soldier.
But won't touch the stuff either.

She could keep that concoction down of mine when solid food
made her wretch. If I am too late.

Thu 26 Dec 2013

Happy Trails nooby, Rok

[puppyluvr]

Hello,
Nooby, I'm glad to hear that your chemo went well. A friend recently finished hers and says she feels better than she has in five years. I hope your experience goes as well for you. You are a valued member of our community. You ask the questions others overlook or won't ask out of fear of looking like a newbie. And I doubt anyone knows more about running Puppy on NTFS then you.
Good health, and a quick recovery to you my friend.
Oh and no one in America eats horse meat, in fact it's illegal to sell it here.

[nooby]

Thanks very much puppyluvr. I feel honored that so many do
put up with my too wordy posts and lack of structure and so on.

Much appreciated you do care. I'm back from Hospital now
So I have access to internet again.

I had no idea of it being illegal to sell it.. Maybe Horses
are high on Drugs for to stay healty and if us Human
eat their meat we get sick. Just a wild guess

[tubeguy]

Yay Noobys back!

[Sky Aisling]

Hi nooby!

So happy to see you back on the forum.
I hope your recovery is quick and easy.
Keep us posted.

Sky

[ndujoe1]

Good to see that you are back online nooby! :) cool.

[starhawk]

Glad to see you back, dude!

Hang in there... and please do keep us in the loop

[vovchik]

Dear nooby,

I am also glad to see you back and was worried by your long absence. I hope you are feeling a bit stronger and getting over the effects of chemo, which can be very severe. And, of course, we really want you to be healthy!!!!

Hang in there....

With kind regards,
vovchik

[Puppyt]

Yay! Chin up, mate

[anticapitalista]

I got worried too.

Nice to hear from you nooby.