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rcurtner said:
We just got bad news from my Wife's dermatologist. She had 6 small red patches removed from her arms and legs. They sent samples off to be tested, all came back as Basal Cell Carcinoma cancer. She begins surgery next week to go deeper to hopefully completely remove all the cancerous cells. They say this surgery has a 90% chance of a full recovery. They also added she may have to undergo some radiation. My sweet little wife beat breast cancer and has been in remission for several years with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Please put her in your prayers.
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Hope all goes well, I had this type of skin cancer several years ago, surgery went well with no treatments, hope your wife does as well, thoughts and prayers sent your way
 
rcurtner said:
We just got bad news from my Wife's dermatologist. She had 6 small red patches removed from her arms and legs. They sent samples off to be tested, all came back as Basal Cell Carcinoma cancer. She begins surgery next week to go deeper to hopefully completely remove all the cancerous cells. They say this surgery has a 90% chance of a full recovery. They also added she may have to undergo some radiation. My sweet little wife beat breast cancer and has been in remission for several years with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Please put her in your prayers.
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So sorry to hear, your wife will be in our prayers, and you... how you doing? I know when I was told with my wife I felt like I was hit with a. 45 between the eyes.
 
rcurtner said:
Thank you. This my wife's 3rd battle with cancer. I'm always there for her as she is for me. I'd be lying if I said this doesn't scare me.
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I understand that fear completely. I felt it when she was diagnosed, when she almost died from blood poisoning from a chemo port and I sit up at night lately with her current issues caused by the treatment 30 years ago.

Stay strong my friend, and pray, it's all we can do.
 
rcurtner said:
We just got bad news from my Wife's dermatologist. She had 6 small red patches removed from her arms and legs. They sent samples off to be tested, all came back as Basal Cell Carcinoma cancer. She begins surgery next week to go deeper to hopefully completely remove all the cancerous cells. They say this surgery has a 90% chance of a full recovery. They also added she may have to undergo some radiation. My sweet little wife beat breast cancer and has been in remission for several years with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Please put her in your prayers.
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You and your wife, sir, are in my thoughts and prayers. I know how hard it is to go through that damn disease with a loved one. Please keep us posted on her progress. Sending hugs too..
 
Hi,

rcurtner said:
We just got bad news from my Wife's dermatologist. She had 6 small red patches removed from her arms and legs. They sent samples off to be tested, all came back as Basal Cell Carcinoma cancer. She begins surgery next week to go deeper to hopefully completely remove all the cancerous cells. They say this surgery has a 90% chance of a full recovery. They also added she may have to undergo some radiation. My sweet little wife beat breast cancer and has been in remission for several years with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Please put her in your prayers.
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I will certainly include Mrs. rcurtner in my prayers. Our God is a God of miracles and healing.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
belladonna said:
You and your wife, sir, are in my thoughts and prayers. I know how hard it is to go through that damn disease with a loved one. Please keep us posted on her progress. Sending hugs too..
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Thanks Belladonna. She beat breast cancer by having a double mastectomy. Three rounds of chemo to put the Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma into remission. Hopefully this round may be easier to beat. Still, I can't help being scared.
 
Right now I am enjoying some sweet music out of my mostly vintage stereo set up... even though it's pretty old, the 1992 carousel CD changer is the only component that it considered vintage, and the powered subwoofer is definitely not 'vintage'.

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rcurtner said:
We just got bad news from my Wife's dermatologist. She had 6 small red patches removed from her arms and legs. They sent samples off to be tested, all came back as Basal Cell Carcinoma cancer. She begins surgery next week to go deeper to hopefully completely remove all the cancerous cells. They say this surgery has a 90% chance of a full recovery. They also added she may have to undergo some radiation. My sweet little wife beat breast cancer and has been in remission for several years with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Please put her in your prayers.
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Consider it done and I’m wishing you and your wife a very favorable outcome. Good luck here on forward. 👍
 
Hi,

This afternoon I cleaned all of my filthy guns, XD9, VP9, XDM, Mark IV, and my Rossi RS22. While I was at it I changed out the stock.

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Now I have a "tactical" .22 rifle.

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With a folding stock, 25 round magazine not shown.

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It looks cool with the extended magazine. I'll get a picture up soon.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
BassCliff said:
Hi,

This afternoon I cleaned all of my filthy guns, XD9, VP9, XDM, Mark IV, and my Rossi RS22. While I was at it I changed out the stock.

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Now I have a "tactical" .22 rifle.

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With a folding stock, 25 round magazine not shown.

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It looks cool with the extended magazine. I'll get a picture up soon.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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Looks like it might be one of those "mass casualty guns" that Ohio is trying to get rid of... 🤣 . No really, looks cool Cliff!
 
rcurtner said:
We just got bad news from my Wife's dermatologist. She had 6 small red patches removed from her arms and legs. They sent samples off to be tested, all came back as Basal Cell Carcinoma cancer. She begins surgery next week to go deeper to hopefully completely remove all the cancerous cells. They say this surgery has a 90% chance of a full recovery. They also added she may have to undergo some radiation. My sweet little wife beat breast cancer and has been in remission for several years with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Please put her in your prayers.
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Yes sir, she and you will be in prayers.
 
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