I was expecting worse. A couple of the usual suspects were either banned or purgatoried and that’s contributed positively but it seems nearly all posters are being decent human beings and wishing him well health-wise, which is how it should be. I mean all of us have dealt with health issues in our lives whether it be us, family, friends… I’m glad his prospects for recovery are good.Some of yall just real like weird and I can tell.
Prayers to him.
That doesn't get the message out that bladder cancer is the 4th most common cancer in men and to get checked. To go to doctors since men don't like to do that, etc. It also shuts off the rumor mill as much as possible.
Take care of yourself man. I’ve dealt with some similar stuff and have APS. Every day you wake up is a good day.
1his is silly. If you are married, have dependents, or own anything of value, you should have a will.
Yep. Should, but often don't.
Without one, the government gets to decide who gets your stuff. often in a lengthy probate process. Think about your kids hanging on without access to your bank accounts or safe deposit box. And I'm sure everyone is adequately insured.
I was borderline pre-diabetic...I'm about 5'11 and I was up to 196, I'm down to 171, trying to get to 165....it's not easy...just drinking water, and liquid death teas.
Pretty awesome honestly that he got to see last season through with his son at QB
he tried that. it was filled with rumors and reports that his health was declining.
in florida, it still goes through probate but with a will depending on the estate size I think, it falls under the quick process.
This crazy, man. He may never go another day feeling good. He has NO BLADDER in his body anymore.
Well said, brother.
When my mom passed last year .. nothing went to probate... Thankfully she handled all paperwork stuff accordingly.... Everything that transpired after she passed went smooth as can be..... I was very thankful for not having any added stress during the death process...
Nothing to apologize for! APS is nuts, and most people have never heard of it. I don’t understand why they don’t test all pregnant women for it when it’s a simple blood test. I didn’t get diagnosed (by an rheumatologist!) until a year and a half ago, and we now know that it caused a pregnancy loss, and severe postpartum eclampsia with my second pregnancy. My son and I were both incredibly lucky to have survived my pregnancy, but it also left me permanently disabled (coma, status epilepticus, tons of brain damage, heart attack, thalamic stroke, and so much more since, as I’m sure you can relate…). I had to teach myself to read all over again and I don’t really remember most of my kid’s first few years (he’s 8 now).
I don’t know about other states, but Florida is pretty simple on intestate probate, if you are married with children. It’s per stirpes and the government has little say.