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Spyd 1- Thanks to so many for the prayers

SPYD1

SPYD1

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It has been a long and scary road but it was a lot easier to handle reading about all the prayers from our fellow Spyder Ryders. While the doctors were somewhat confident the cancer has spread outside the prostate the tests show that it probably hasn't. We won't know until they remove it all. I am scheduled for surgery on July 6th and within a few weeks I hope to be at 90%. I am being told that I must stay off the bike for at least a month. We will see how that goes. Being 56 it has been a sort of life changing path we have been on. With God's help I am hoping to recover fully and quickly. We want to thank everyone for the prayers!!!

Ride safe out there!!!
 
Walking your path

There are other Spyder Lovers that have gone down the same path as you AND your family are traveling (Cancer is a family disease). Modern science and medicine are all on your side. I'm one of those survivors of Prostate Cancer: 18 years now.

Hang 'tuff' - you'll be riding soon!!

Don
 
i was 46 when i had mine removed, i had to wait 5 weeks for the surgery and they were the longest 5 weeks of my life. i was lucky that my tumor was encapsulated in the prostate and i had no treatments and i hope the same goes for you. good luck and think positive :pray:
 
prayers for a successful surgery, and a very speedy recovery! :pray::pray: i'm betting that spyder doesn't sit for a month!:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
 
Good to hear..!!

Hope all goes well in the upcoming surgery, will keep sending :pray::pray:'s that the recovery will be quick and you will be out in the wind soon after...:thumbup:
 
SPYD1 said:
It has been a long and scary road but it was a lot easier to handle reading about all the prayers from our fellow Spyder Ryders. While the doctors were somewhat confident the cancer has spread outside the prostate the tests show that it probably hasn't. We won't know until they remove it all. I am scheduled for surgery on July 6th and within a few weeks I hope to be at 90%. I am being told that I must stay off the bike for at least a month. We will see how that goes. Being 56 it has been a sort of life changing path we have been on. With God's help I am hoping to recover fully and quickly. We want to thank everyone for the prayers!!!

Ride safe out there!!!
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Hang in there buddy! I had my prostate removed 12-3-03 and after a few weeks of recovery, I was able to motivate fairly well. It did change my lifestyle somewhat, but with good Doctors, I had that corrected and I now feel like a 21 year old if you know what I mean??
BIG F
 
Prayers for you

You'll pull through this as others have. Best wishes for a complete recovery and sucessfull surgery.

Kaos
 
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