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Chemo's keeping me stuck inside, haven't fished in weeks!
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<blockquote data-quote="MiPikeGuy" data-source="post: 328659" data-attributes="member: 12227"><p>I appreciate it guys, I really do, more than you know. None of you had to take the time out of your day to try and cheer me up.</p><p></p><p>And you're spot on Kismet, that's pretty much exactly how I feel. Even though I agree it is silly. At the same time I also worry she's going to leave me, even though I have no reason to think so, other than me knowing that she deserves better. As self-loathing as that might sound. Doesn't help that my last girlfriend couldn't handle this whole situation either and left me after several cycles of chemo when I was at my sickest. I can't see Nicole leaving me, but it's always there in my mind and worrying doesn't help at all. </p><p></p><p>Winter right around the corner doesn't help either, things need winterized, firewood needs cut/hauled/stacked, sled needs tuned up, with every day the "to-do" list gets bigger and more overwhelming, knowing that once I DO start feeling better, in hopefully a week or two (inbetween cycles) I have a mountain of things to take care of. I know it should be the last thing on my mind, but I just can't help it. Too much pride to ask for help, or too stubborn, take your pick. :wink: </p><p></p><p>I did manage to get oot and aboot for a little while today, it felt good, too bad the weather wasn't nicer, but hey, that's the U.P. for ya. Also seems like my nausea is under control at least for the moment, so overall I'd say I'm in slightly better spirits. Looking forward to Monday and getting this pump removed so I can at least have some mobility back instead of constantly worrying about pinching the line/breaking the machine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MiPikeGuy, post: 328659, member: 12227"] I appreciate it guys, I really do, more than you know. None of you had to take the time out of your day to try and cheer me up. And you're spot on Kismet, that's pretty much exactly how I feel. Even though I agree it is silly. At the same time I also worry she's going to leave me, even though I have no reason to think so, other than me knowing that she deserves better. As self-loathing as that might sound. Doesn't help that my last girlfriend couldn't handle this whole situation either and left me after several cycles of chemo when I was at my sickest. I can't see Nicole leaving me, but it's always there in my mind and worrying doesn't help at all. Winter right around the corner doesn't help either, things need winterized, firewood needs cut/hauled/stacked, sled needs tuned up, with every day the "to-do" list gets bigger and more overwhelming, knowing that once I DO start feeling better, in hopefully a week or two (inbetween cycles) I have a mountain of things to take care of. I know it should be the last thing on my mind, but I just can't help it. Too much pride to ask for help, or too stubborn, take your pick. :wink: I did manage to get oot and aboot for a little while today, it felt good, too bad the weather wasn't nicer, but hey, that's the U.P. for ya. Also seems like my nausea is under control at least for the moment, so overall I'd say I'm in slightly better spirits. Looking forward to Monday and getting this pump removed so I can at least have some mobility back instead of constantly worrying about pinching the line/breaking the machine. [/QUOTE]
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