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boomboom_uk: that will do too...unless someone comes along wae the offer of a laptop yer dumped .. ...
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boomboom_uk: we can only give you our opinions Ter its up to you to make that decision for your self Ive explained in my profile why I have chosen not to date whilst on my treatment and to be honest it was the right decision for me nobody would put up wae me I was moody..teary..sad..angry..sick..ugly..thats the way the treatment made me feel my treatment has ended and I get my results next week and it will depend on them if I ever go back to the dating game...fingers crossed its all good...I admire your stamina ter..go with your own insticts...
boomboom i know how one feels after treatment use to be so angry ,looking back now i wounder why i still have any friends.I truly admire your Strength Wish you the best with your results.I cant wait for January. When my treatment are done
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Ur_Knight: BTW...
For *both* terbear and Boomboom...
My neice was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 11 years old, and at 21, the medication they'd had her on, quit working.
She was given a 5% chance of recovery through a bone marrow transplant, but as there is/was NO cure for Fanconi... she could still die from various other forms of cancer after the transplant. (Average life expectancy for a Fanconi patient is 19)
Through sheer *faith*... she not only survived, but has NO signs of any of the Fanconi (which even the doctors do not understand), drives her own car around all over the place, is engaged to be married, and it's been 6 years since the transplant.
Now lets get those parties started
For *both* terbear and Boomboom...
My neice was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 11 years old, and at 21, the medication they'd had her on, quit working.
She was given a 5% chance of recovery through a bone marrow transplant, but as there is/was NO cure for Fanconi... she could still die from various other forms of cancer after the transplant. (Average life expectancy for a Fanconi patient is 19)
Through sheer *faith*... she not only survived, but has NO signs of any of the Fanconi (which even the doctors do not understand), drives her own car around all over the place, is engaged to be married, and it's been 6 years since the transplant.
Now lets get those parties started
Oh thats great Ur_Knight wish her a very happy marriage
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boomboom_uk: hey guys I better not hijack ters thread...sorry ter...hope you are enjoying your date ..
No need to be sorry, i am looking at the bright side iam getting to know people here
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Ur_Knight: BTW...
For *both* terbear and Boomboom...
My neice was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 11 years old, and at 21, the medication they'd had her on, quit working.
She was given a 5% chance of recovery through a bone marrow transplant, but as there is/was NO cure for Fanconi... she could still die from various other forms of cancer after the transplant. (Average life expectancy for a Fanconi patient is 19)
Through sheer *faith*... she not only survived, but has NO signs of any of the Fanconi (which even the doctors do not understand), drives her own car around all over the place, is engaged to be married, and it's been 6 years since the transplant.
Now lets get those parties started
For *both* terbear and Boomboom...
My neice was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 11 years old, and at 21, the medication they'd had her on, quit working.
She was given a 5% chance of recovery through a bone marrow transplant, but as there is/was NO cure for Fanconi... she could still die from various other forms of cancer after the transplant. (Average life expectancy for a Fanconi patient is 19)
Through sheer *faith*... she not only survived, but has NO signs of any of the Fanconi (which even the doctors do not understand), drives her own car around all over the place, is engaged to be married, and it's been 6 years since the transplant.
Now lets get those parties started
Ur_Knight: BTW...
For *both* terbear and Boomboom...
My neice was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 11 years old, and at 21, the medication they'd had her on, quit working.
She was given a 5% chance of recovery through a bone marrow transplant, but as there is/was NO cure for Fanconi... she could still die from various other forms of cancer after the transplant. (Average life expectancy for a Fanconi patient is 19)
Through sheer *faith*... she not only survived, but has NO signs of any of the Fanconi (which even the doctors do not understand), drives her own car around all over the place, is engaged to be married, and it's been 6 years since the transplant.
Now lets get those parties started
For *both* terbear and Boomboom...
My neice was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 11 years old, and at 21, the medication they'd had her on, quit working.
She was given a 5% chance of recovery through a bone marrow transplant, but as there is/was NO cure for Fanconi... she could still die from various other forms of cancer after the transplant. (Average life expectancy for a Fanconi patient is 19)
Through sheer *faith*... she not only survived, but has NO signs of any of the Fanconi (which even the doctors do not understand), drives her own car around all over the place, is engaged to be married, and it's been 6 years since the transplant.
Now lets get those parties started
aw I wish her a long happy married life ..
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TB, how did the date go?
Will there be a second date?
Did you tell her?
Waiting.....Waiting.....
Will there be a second date?
Did you tell her?
Waiting.....Waiting.....
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montecito: TB, how did the date go?
Will there be a second date?
Did you tell her?
Waiting.....Waiting.....
Will there be a second date?
Did you tell her?
Waiting.....Waiting.....
We had a very good time,alot of small talk, talking about anything that came to our minds,I am coffee out.We did leave it open to go out again after thanksgiving
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terbear57: We had a very good time,alot of small talk, talking about anything that came to our minds,I am coffee out.We did leave it open to go out again after thanksgiving
Okay, so far so good.......but did you tell her???????
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terbear57: We had a very good time,alot of small talk, talking about anything that came to our minds,I am coffee out.We did leave it open to go out again after thanksgiving
Wooo-Hoo !! Fantastic !! 
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montecito: Okay, so far so good.......but did you tell her???????
Let's call CNN eh ? 
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montecito: Okay, so far so good.......but did you tell her???????
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Jeeepers: Wooo-Hoo !! Fantastic !!
Not bad date after 4 years
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terbear57: We had a very good time,alot of small talk, talking about anything that came to our minds,I am coffee out.We did leave it open to go out again after thanksgiving
glad you enjoyed it Ter..
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terbear57: We had a very good time,alot of small talk, talking about anything that came to our minds,I am coffee out.We did leave it open to go out again after thanksgiving
glad you enjoyed it Ter..
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terbear57: No i have not told her yet I am going to wait to see where this goes first
EXCELLENT !! I'm glad you didn't tell her because if you did and she refused a second date you would never know if it was because of your treatments or just because you're not her type. Hopefully you'll see her again and then decide when....not IF.....but when to tell her. Good luck TB, I'm rootin tootin for ya.....in many ways.....------ This thread is Archived ------
boomboom_uk: glad you enjoyed it Ter..
Thank you boomboom
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montecito: EXCELLENT !! I'm glad you didn't tell her because if you did and she refused a second date you would never know if it was because of your treatments or just because you're not her type. Hopefully you'll see her again and then decide when....not IF.....but when to tell her. Good luck TB, I'm rootin tootin for ya.....in many ways.....
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montecito: EXCELLENT !! I'm glad you didn't tell her because if you did and she refused a second date you would never know if it was because of your treatments or just because you're not her type. Hopefully you'll see her again and then decide when....not IF.....but when to tell her. Good luck TB, I'm rootin tootin for ya.....in many ways.....
That's a good point, Monte and indeed the reverse is also possible.
Someone might find it very difficult to say no to someone who's going through a rough patch.
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For *both* terbear and Boomboom...
My neice was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 11 years old, and at 21, the medication they'd had her on, quit working.
She was given a 5% chance of recovery through a bone marrow transplant, but as there is/was NO cure for Fanconi... she could still die from various other forms of cancer after the transplant. (Average life expectancy for a Fanconi patient is 19)
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Now lets get those parties started