Took my dad to the er last night.

[redneck joe]

Ah. Junior whopper and fries for me pls.

 

[MikeSchinlaub]

Ah. Junior whopper and fries for me pls.

You'll get a grilled chicken sandwich and like it.

 

[redneck joe]

If it's gotta be chicken can I at least get breaded?

 

[Mc Tool]

Whopper /whopper junior for me and Dianne has the Hawaiian chicken .
Whopper kicks Big mac's arse but BK here doesn't do coffee.
Its funny what gives you a lift , I spent 5 months in hospital after a bike crash , some of the Nurses would bring me KFC or BK on their way in for their shift, ( I paid for it ) dunno just why but felt much happier
I hope your Dad enjoyed his burger Mike

 

[MikeSchinlaub]

If it's gotta be chicken can I at least get breaded?

No, breaded means fried. You'll take the one that's better for your heart.

 

[aspeck]

No, breaded means fried. You'll take the one that's better for your heart.

You’re no fun! LOL!

 

[MikeSchinlaub]

You’re no fun! LOL!

Don't make me turn this forum around!

 

[WIMUSKY]

 

[MikeSchinlaub]

Ok, super late update on this. He's had the targeted radiation treatments a while ago, and I took him to some follow ups this week. Another scan, mri I think, Monday and follow up with the doctor today. All of the spots have shrunk, there are a couple new ones, but they are so tiny the doctor isn't recommending any treatment yet, and another follow up is scheduled for about six weeks from now to check brain and lungs again.

Good news so far.

 

[airshot]

Our prayers are with you folks

 

[redneck joe]

Ok, super late update on this. He's had the targeted radiation treatments a while ago, and I took him to some follow ups this week. Another scan, mri I think, Monday and follow up with the doctor today. All of the spots have shrunk, there are a couple new ones, but they are so tiny the doctor isn't recommending any treatment yet, and another follow up is scheduled for about six weeks from now to check brain and lungs again.

Good news so far.

My MIL has a type of leukemia and is doing some chemo for last couple months. Today is her 89th birthday. She is trying to decide whether to continue treatment or not. Seems to responding well but she hates it.

 

[WIMUSKY]

My MIL has a type of leukemia and is doing some chemo for last couple months. Today is her 89th birthday. She is trying to decide whether to continue treatment or not. Seems to responding well but she hates it.

Only she can make that decision...... Quality of life is a biggy. What would happen if she stopped, would she downhill quickly? Or would it be a gradual process. I guess she needs to weigh everything....

 

[redneck joe]

Yep. Aunt Ann at 85 or so just let it go. Pain meds only. Side note, mamma has a PHD in pharmacology so she knows whats what.