It's Zeek again!

[zeek]

Great news. the reason I haven't been on here for a year now, is well..... I forgot...I'm to busy living a normal life again. I had my last clean M.R.I. in Nov of "09" Next one scheduled for Jan 2011. It feels so good to be so called "normal" again, after all I went through. To be honest, the farther away my thoughts of all this is, the better. On with life I say! so, I'm sorry if I don't come on here much anymore, I just feel like it's time to move on. Nothing new I can really say. Yes, I cannot hear out of my left ear, so what. I have excellent hearing in my right ear. And I still, after all this time have some hand pain/nerve damage. I live with it. No worse than the arthritis I'll probably get in a few years anyway! As time passes I remember less and less of what happened. My thoughts are now filled with the projects I'm working on, as well as my frequent travels. So, if anyone is new to this A.N. stuff, just read my early posts. You'll see how far I came, and you will to! Thanks Zeek.

[sgerrard]

This is a different Zeek than the one I remember, and I mean that in a good way.   

It is great to hear from you. We don't mind a bit if people get so busy with their regular life that they forget they even had an AN, and no longer frequent the forum. It means we did our job, and things are going well. We do appreciate you dropping by once and a while, just to remind us that there are bigger and better things out there in the real world.

See you next year maybe!

Steve

[suboo73]

Hi Zeek!

Thanks for stopping by and telling us that life is good!
Although i have had no treatment, if i ever need any, it is enlightening to know that life goes on.

Best wishes for continued good health, and clean MRI's!

Sincerely,
Sue

[leapyrtwins]

Damn, Zeek, it's good to see you 

I remember the early days when you wondered if life was worth living.  Glad you found out that it definitely is!

Hearing from you always brightens my day and brings a big 'ole grin to my face 

Party on!

Jan

[Jim Scott]

Hey, Zeek ~

Thanks for posting that encouraging message.  You've certainly come a long way.  I'm pleased to learn about any AN patient recovering and moving past their AN experience. A few of us 'veterans' stick around here to do what we can for newbies and those in the midst of post-op struggles but, like you, in our personal lives, our AN experience is now just a memory.  A vivid one, to be sure, but still, a part of our history.  Your post is a perfect example of the reality that nothing stays the same in life and even though an AN post-op/radiation patient may be dealing with what seems like overwhelming obstacles to normalcy, it doesn't stay like that.  We conquer, adapt and accept as the situation demands....but we survive and move on with our lives, as you have.  Thanks again for the reminder - and I wish you continued success and a fulfilling life.   

Jim

[lawmama]

Zeek,

Great, encouraging post!!!  Thanks for stopping by to remind those of us still earlier in our recoveries that this is something that will (hopefully) be just a memory one day.  You have a fantastic attitude. 

Lyn