OT remission in remission

Wayne Harrison wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
My remission went into remission and the kidney disease returned
with a vengeance.

i am unhappy with this kind of news. stop saying **** like that. write
that you are getting completely well, then you won't **** me off. you know
how i get.

Thanks old friend, and thanks to all for the well wishes. It
doesn't surprise me that my auto-immune system is an ornery
sumbitch, it is *my* system after all. ;-) But I *will* kick
its ass and I *will* be on a stream real soon now.

Thanks everybody, there's no place like roff.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Jul 11, 9:17*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

Thanks everybody, there's no place like roff.

Maudlin.

But get yourself better anyhow. :-)

Wm

In article ,
says...
But I *will* kick
its ass and I *will* be on a stream real soon now.


Keep in mind you do have a new hunting dog that is counting
on you to shoot birds for her for the next decade or so.

--
Kevin Vang
reply to kevin dot vang at minotstateu dot edu

Kevin Vang wrote:
says...
But I *will* kick
its ass and I *will* be on a stream real soon now.

Keep in mind you do have a new hunting dog that is counting
on you to shoot birds for her for the next decade or so.

She's spectacular. My wife does the handling at Puppy Kindergarten
and she & Kaylin were in the ring for the first class when the
instructor placed several items of "distraction" around the ring.
She put out umbrellas, metal fence parts, a singing frog, a monkey
clashing cymbals and a stuffed duck. Kaylin made a beeline for the
duck, picked it up ever so gently and trotted all the way across
the ring to deposit it right at my feet. My wife said my beaming
smile could have lit up a small city. No training at all, 13 weeks
old and she knows just what to do with a duck.

My wife says Kaylin has her Daddy wrapped around her little paws
but I don't see anything on her paws. ;-)

No hunting for Kaylin this season, she'll only be six months old.
We'll do basic obedience first and foremost then start training to
the gun at a year old next spring. Hopefully she'll be ready to
hunt in Fall 2009. And I'll be there to shoot the birds for her.

--
Proud Papa Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Wayne Harrison wrote:

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:

My remission went into remission and the kidney disease returned
with a vengeance.


i am unhappy with this kind of news. stop saying **** like that.
write that you are getting completely well, then you won't **** me
off. you know how i get.


Thanks old friend, and thanks to all for the well wishes. It
doesn't surprise me that my auto-immune system is an ornery
sumbitch, it is *my* system after all. ;-) But I *will* kick
its ass and I *will* be on a stream real soon now.

Thanks everybody, there's no place like roff.


hell...it could be worse. you could be on fawn lake with bad kidneys. g

take care and get well.

jeff

jeff miller typed:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Wayne Harrison wrote:

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:

My remission went into remission and the kidney disease returned
with a vengeance.


i am unhappy with this kind of news. stop saying **** like that.
write that you are getting completely well, then you won't **** me
off. you know how i get.


Thanks old friend, and thanks to all for the well wishes. It
doesn't surprise me that my auto-immune system is an ornery
sumbitch, it is *my* system after all. ;-) But I *will* kick
its ass and I *will* be on a stream real soon now.

Thanks everybody, there's no place like roff.


hell...it could be worse. you could be on fawn lake with bad
kidneys. g

At least it might end up with some water in it. ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
-------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Tim J. wrote:
jeff miller typed:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Thanks everybody, there's no place like roff.

hell...it could be worse. you could be on fawn lake with bad
kidneys. g

At least it might end up with some water in it. ;-)

There is no Fawn Lake.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Tim J. wrote:

jeff miller typed:

Ken Fortenberry wrote:

Wayne Harrison wrote:


"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:


My remission went into remission and the kidney disease returned
with a vengeance.


i am unhappy with this kind of news. stop saying **** like that.
write that you are getting completely well, then you won't **** me
off. you know how i get.


Thanks old friend, and thanks to all for the well wishes. It
doesn't surprise me that my auto-immune system is an ornery
sumbitch, it is *my* system after all. ;-) But I *will* kick
its ass and I *will* be on a stream real soon now.

Thanks everybody, there's no place like roff.


hell...it could be worse. you could be on fawn lake with bad
kidneys. g

take care and get well.

jeff


At least it might end up with some water in it. ;-)


too funny!!! ...but, i'd reckon instead that the pollution would
undoubtedly kill all those big brook trout and the damsel flies...g

jeff

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
My remission went into remission and the kidney disease returned
with a vengeance. Actually, it's more of an auto-immune disease with
my kidneys being the innocent victims. Since the first course of
chemo didn't work I started a different one today. Naturally, if
I need it and it's expensive, the insurance won't pay for it, but
that's a worry for another day. I finally got a dose of Rituximab
today over the course of seven-and-half-hours with an IV in my arm.

I'd dearly love to hit the stream tomorrow with riverman and the
gear whore but I'm afraid I'm a little too pooped.

I am going to get out eventually though, perhaps as soon as this
weekend and me & the new puppy will fish, camp and canoe until I
have to do it all again. TR to follow.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Take care, and get well soon Ken,

I look forward to a TR with your new pup.

JT

On 9-Jul-2008, Ken Fortenberry wrote:

My remission went into remission and the kidney disease returned
with a vengeance. Actually, it's more of an auto-immune disease with


On 9-Jul-2008, Ken Fortenberry wrote:

My remission went into remission and the kidney disease returned
with a vengeance. Actually, it's more of an auto-immune disease with

Ken

I sincerely wish you the best
As we get older we have to be more careful of what we eat and drink
I had to change my whole diet - gluten free & no eggs - YUM - I love eggs
esp as we have our own chickens - but alas no more eggs for me
Stay healthy - you have years of training, fishing and enjoyment ahead of
you with your beautiful pup.

Fred