Yep, the husband of one of my friends was diagnosed a couple of months later than Edzo. He's finished 2 of 12 chemo sessions.

13 years ago, one of my cousins was diagnosed with Stage Four colon, ovarian, and liver cancer. Eight hours of surgery, two years off of work. She picked up leukemia as a side effect from all the treatments about four years ago, but manages it with a daily mini-chemo pill. She just retired three weeks ago after 43 years of nursing, she did ER for more than 25 years before she got sick.

So Stage Three is less than ideal, but it's no longer a death sentence for many kinds of cancer.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

HEY EDZO HOW ABOUT THAT ALEX DEBRINCAT, WHO PLAYED HIS JUNIOR HOCKEY WITH THE ERIE OTTERS OF THE ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE, BIG NIGHT FOR THE LITTLE KID, IMAGINE HOW MUCH BETTER HE WOULD HAVE BEEN IF HE WERE A COUPLE INCHES TALLER, HUH EDZO, ONE OF THOSE NICE BIG BOYS ON THE L.A. KINGS, OHHH, NICE BIG MEATY BOYS OUT WEST THERE, EDZO