Not checking out quite yet

[RBSinTo]

Dreadnut,
You haven't told us what the diagnosis is, but whatever your condition, I hope you recover, and continue to have differences with the FrannyBollocks person, (which makes you one of the Good Guys in my book).
RBSinTo

 

[Stuball48]

Dread:
Cannot be happening because you said you were coming to Nashville and you and I were gonna spend a day together - that ain't happened so I am waiting.
Prayers your way.

 

[West R Lee]

Sincere prayers for you Marc.

West

 

[GAD]

Hang in there Dread. The world needs people like you.

 

[geoguy]

I'm keeping a good thought for you, dread. Cardiac issues run in my family, so I can relate to what you are going through.

Enjoy your time with family and friends, and I hope you can still play guitar.

 

[Westerly Wood]

You were just playing the sweet D15 yesterday. My prayer is you play it some more tomorrow.

 

[gilded]

Yes, hang in there, Dreadly. Don't know how many times you have scooted around the Sun, but we, Sir, Are Rooting for You.

gilded

 

[Cougar]

...they have taken over all my meds so there is no more cost to me, among other things....

Well, that's a good thing. And hey, plenty of time to play guitar.

 

[gjmalcyon]

You cannot check out yet: There are more sparks to light in the alzheimer's wards and there is more joy to spread in our little LTG corner of this world.

 

[davismanLV]

Good thoughts and many memories.. Stay strong!!

 

[dreadnut]

"You're LTG's Ambassador of the D-25"

I've been called worse names.

 

[Nuuska]

I'll always remember that picture of you w your guitar and that girl leaning at your chest on one of your charity gigs.

 

[Teleguy61]

Hang in there, the D25 needs you! ( as GGJag said)

 

[dreadnut]

Marc & Mary. A space in time. I didn't even know this photo existed before they displayed it on the big screen at her funeral.

 

[dreadnut]

"Dreadnut,
You haven't told us what the diagnosis is"

Well my diagnosis is simply "shortness of breath." I need to be sucking oxygen all the time presently. 4%. I was i the hospital recently on a Lasix drip, then they decided I could pee at home just as well. Ya think? Hammering the oral diuretics!

It is so nice to have family and friends! Two friends brought over dinner tonight. I love when other people cook for me.

The Hospice nurses have been very helpful too; they're doing my laundry, dishes, etc. as well as Nursing care.

And my own private nurses, Micki, i.e. Mrs. Dread, and AnnaLee, our oldest daughter, are keeping me on my toes. AnnaLee organizes all my meds. Micki makes sure I take them on time.

I am one blessed man.

 

[Uke]

Marc & Mary. A space in time. I didn't even know this photo existed before they displayed it on the big screen at her funeral.

I don't really know anything about you Dread, but I think this pic tells me all I need to know.

 

[RBSinTo]

"Dreadnut,
You haven't told us what the diagnosis is"

Well my diagnosis is simply "shortness of breath." I need to be sucking oxygen all the time presently. 4%. I was i the hospital recently on a Lasix drip, then they decided I could pee at home just as well. Ya think? Hammering the oral diuretics!

It is so nice to have family and friends! Two friends brought over dinner tonight. I love when other people cook for me.

The Hospice nurses have been very helpful too; they're doing my laundry, dishes, etc. as well as Nursing care.

And my own private nurses, Micki, i.e. Mrs. Dread, and AnnaLee, our oldest daughter, are keeping me on my toes. AnnaLee organizes all my meds. Micki makes sure I take them on time.

I am one blessed man.

Dreadnut,
I'm no doctor, but if my wife and daughter kept me standing on my tip-toes all the time, I'd probably be short of breath too. I'm just sayin'.
RBSinTo

 

[davidbeinct]

I hope that they figure it out. It sounds like maybe congestive heart failure. I’m no doctor but that sounds scarier than it is. My wife’s great uncle lived with it for a long time. Really restrictive salt diet became a part of his life but he lived to just past 100. Good luck to you.

 

[davismanLV]

CHF is a diagnosis that you've had. It's a thing that they can fix the symptoms, but the cause can be a tad elusive. Now they're handling your meds it should be better dread. Stay strong.... suck the O2 do what you have to do.... okay?

 

[zulu]

I'm pretty sure that is the best Guild photo of all time.