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Real good to hear from you. We were kinda left hanging as to your well being.

Are the 'white coats' fitting you with a white coat that has those extra long sleeves yet ??

Good to know that you are taking care of your heatlh issues John.

A nice downhill run is what you deserve.3rd time will do it.:)

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Originally Posted by imagine2frolic (Post 1079148)

Good day gentlemen,

I am in the SF Bay Area. I have seen the white coats once already, and will see them again this coming week. Things are not as bad as they could be, but could be a wee bit better. The good news is that I should be back on Imagine right after the new year in Panama. I will have to prep the boat a bit, and then this time the wind is on my quarter with a straight shot for Hawaii.

The last time I had to sail south halfway to the Galapagos before turning for Hawaii. Going south is a battle where going north west is a sleigh ride. They say the third time is a charm. I am taking a rabbits foot with me this next time..:eek::LOL:;)......i2f

and may the wind always be at your back. Via con Dios.tin-man

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Originally Posted by Buzz (Post 1068626)

Sounds similar to a reaction to an insect bite (centipede, spider, scorpion, wasp). That sort of shyte happens in the tropics and the buggers are known to occasionally hole up on boats. Whatever it is, lets hope it clears up fast and you can git to gittin' again. Third time lucky!

Unfortunately it's a wee bit more serious than a bite. The good news is the doctors so far think I can be back on the boat in January. I am near S.F., and going to UCSF for treatment. Treatment begins on Monday, and if things go well will only last 6 weeks. I'll poke my nose in the door now, and then now that I have internet access.:JEKYLHYDE........i2f

Hey John - good to hear from you Buddy. Sorry to hear it's more serious but happy to see you're dealing with it and working towards getting back on board. Keep us posted - we're all rooting for you to complete that crossing.

Hey guys,

John is back at his boat. Catch up with him on cruisersforum.com

Bluestocking

Thanks for the update Maurice. Been wondering how he was doing.
Is that tracking program still working?

Hey guys,

You might check up on John and Mel over on Cruisersforum.com

Search word CANCER.

"nuff said.

Wow that is some story.
SAILING with CANCER - Cruisers & Sailing Forums

God bless you I2F and stay with your dream.

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Steve

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Originally Posted by 4RE KLR (Post 1131004)

Wow that is some story.
SAILING with CANCER - Cruisers & Sailing Forums

God bless you I2F and stay with your dream.

John is tough and determined. It's good and I think good for him to be back on the water. He is doing what he loves.
Phuck those doctors.

I agree Fred.

Only one knows when our clock will stop ticking and it it ain't no Phu... doctor here on Earth.

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Steve

Must Sell Right Now

Seems I have stirred some curiosity, and have not been forgotten...lololol... Yes I am back on the boat with a more than ever determined attitude. I fired the white coats. I had 3 doctors, and they all had different opinions of my future. I decided not to be a science project, and live my life with joy, and not wither away at UCSF until my last breath.

We can still followed at SPOT TRACKER, and I have started writing a blog, SAILING with CANCER, One man's race against time! The blog is having a wee bit of a technical problem, but we are working that out. If not we will just post on SPOT.

I decided to go forward with being public to make people understand you can buy almost anything, but time. If you have a dream to live it no matter what the hobby, or goal is. Our health like mine can be gone in a day, or second.

The doctors knocked me down 60 lbs in weeks, and nearly killed me. I have put at least 20lbs back on, and I am carrying water jugs, batteries, and what ever else it takes. I am low on stamina, and about half my strength, but I am pushing forward. My sailing mentor is coming aboard for the sail to Hawaii. We will see if I keep adding strength? If so Mel & I will continue on alone.

I have had some folks from here drop me a line with well wishes. All notes help me walk straighter, taller, and stronger, and I would like to say thanks. This includes the posts here too. I'll type with you all in a couple of days......i2f

Happy sails John. May you and your beautiful lil' berry of a wife have one great adventure after another.