43 to 0.2 in18 months

Monday will be the day that I may receive my 4 shot of Lupron. I was in hopes to be zero. I hit the bottom when told of my cancer as if life had ended. No it just began. I traveled visited with Army friends from 71, walked in the sands of Florida with my daughter, helped my son with his house. cut the umbilical cord of my new grand daughter starting her life, rode in a nuclear submarine with my son. I will retire on June 30th after 28 years. I have a life to live.

That's great, fly! Live your life, not your cancer. Awesome.

Dear Fly With Me,

Great life philosophy that you shared ... you're living life to the fullest ...

Here's a life philosophy to share with you, in fair return ...

My fellow "Battle Brothers" and I have this life's motto, now that we have been diagnosed:

"Let cancer become a CHAPTER in your life's story ... give it its due and measure ... but don't EVER let cancer become the TITLE of your BOOK OF LIFE."

Words to ponder, words to live by !

Keep living life to the fullest, Fly With Me !

Sent with my BEST, from here in the MIDWEST,

CYCLONE FAN ~ Iowa State University