makobob needs HELP

[landwhale]

Don't know what happened to the page I posted an update and it is working now. I will get the schedule of radiation treatments the first of next week and have been told there is no chemo for brain tumors though there are other treatments possible. Thank You all for your prayers and support it really helps me to keep putting one foot in front of the other to keep moving forward every day.

Thanks Bob you are a real inspiration to me

Steve

[makobob]

Originally Posted by landwhale

Don't know what happened to the page I posted an update and it is working now. I will get the schedule of radiation treatments the first of next week and have been told there is no chemo for brain tumors though there are other treatments possible. Thank You all for your prayers and support it really helps me to keep putting one foot in front of the other to keep moving forward every day.

Thanks Bob you are a real inspiration to me

Steve

Thank you Steve, the surgeon just gave me the surgery date. 27 Februrary will be FOOT BE GONE day. So 18 days and counting. Happy days are coming.

[brew]

Bob,

My best fishing partner (And Uncle), lost his leg about mid calf 20+ years ago stepping on a downed power line he didn't see under the snow.

Anyway, we fish slippery rock covered rivers in Utah and Idaho. This is about the toughest walking conditions I know of and he has no problems. Even in the beginning he got the hang of it pretty quick and was back fishing and taking pictures (He's a photographer for a living).

Also, cannabis helped him a lot with phantom itching / pain in his foot, as well as kept a smile on his face through the process. A lot of my family was pretty old school in their thinking about this until they saw how much it helped him.

Good luck. Hope to see you in Baja some time.

Tim

[makobob]

Originally Posted by brew

Bob,

My best fishing partner (And Uncle), lost his leg about mid calf 20+ years ago stepping on a downed power line he didn't see under the snow.

Anyway, we fish slippery rock covered rivers in Utah and Idaho. This is about the toughest walking conditions I know of and he has no problems. Even in the beginning he got the hang of it pretty quick and was back fishing and taking pictures (He's a photographer for a living).

Also, cannabis helped him a lot with phantom itching / pain in his foot, as well as kept a smile on his face through the process. A lot of my family was pretty old school in their thinking about this until they saw how much it helped him.

Good luck. Hope to see you in Baja some time.

Tim

Thanks Tim, 5 days from now the foot will be gone about mid calf. Then the healing will begin, and I will take my first steps on the road to being a Baja pirate. I plan on being in Baja by the end of April and again the third week in May to do a corvina exploratory trip. Yep that cobble stone beach just north of mako-ville will be a real test for me. But those corvina keep calling. Tight Lines amigo.