u/funkdafied818

I have a ton from 1984, and remember some going for thousands of dollars. Now they’re pretty much worthless. My wife still questions why I keep them.

It’s helped with sleep, chilling out, and getting me into very obscure rabbit holes on YouTube.

For me it’s going to the dentist. Just got all my x rays done in a snap and real time. Remember when you’d get the lead jacket and those paper things shoved into your mouth.

Have you picked up any new hobbies since being diagnosed? Always looking for some new opportunity to do things while I’m stuck at home.

It was recommended that I don’t go to the dentist while on chemo; however, not being able to go to the dentist in over a year is a bit frustrating. I also just got put on blood thinners, which complicates the situation even more, would love to know what everyone here is doing for dental hygiene.

Well, I landed myself in the emergency room yesterday after waking up with pretty intense pain in my right chest and my back and shallow breathing. Glad I was conservative and took the step to come into the ER.As it turns out there is a fairly sizable blood clot in my lung. From what I understand from the doctor, it’s very treatable. They are just keeping me here overnight again just to be safe. Anyone else have to go through this? I’m currently on folfiri and Avastin

Just had my 15th infusion yesterday, and now I’m high as a kite writing this. The steroids suck, but gummies help! Anyway love to all of you. We are a family!

I was afraid of killer bees. It seemed to be a constant news story back then.

I'm not at the point yet where i'm just giving up, but i would love to know how much more time i have statistically. Like a real answer from my dr that tells me if i'm one year away from almost certain recurrence to any other signal that would at least give me a strong set of expectations so i can live my life as much as possible without treatment, and move on to whatever is next for us. I would hate to leave this earth coming right off of yet another chemo treatment.

Hi, round 15 for me. Meh

I think we can do it!

My vote is for Robert De Niro in Ronin. That movie has such a strong cast, a great story line, and some of the greatest car chase scenes ever put on film - all real stunt driving, no CGI. The Paris tunnel sequence still holds up today. Also love seeing a younger Sean Bean get roasted by De Niro is fun to watch.

For me it was 2 Live Crew’s As Nasty As They Want To Be. I played it too loud by accident and the tape got chucked out the window.