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by **bigmick** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 1:45 am

Hey Phil. Who's the top man?

Now as Sabes has already said, no running marathons this week. Take it easy, things are coming right. I hope you know that I think you are absolutely fecking brilliant. :cool:

by **Lando_Griffin** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 1:57 am

drummerphil wrote:Good News At Last

I went to see my cancer surgeon this afternoon and all in all things are looking better than I expected.The last time I saw Dr Brunt he was telling me in April I had 6-12 months to live.I have lived the first 6 months of his prognosis,so you can imagine how nervous I was today.

I have been suffering lately with all kinds of symptoms and cant remember the last time when normal felt normal.Pain has been relentless and emotionally at times I’ve been a wreck.I was checked over and after doing many tests it looks like I’m winning.All the swelling in my brain has gone and all these new symptoms I’m suffering with are purely
Because of all the medications I’m on.

The fighting I’ve done looks to be working and the prognosis of 6-12 months is looking wrong.They admit the brain cancer will never leave me and will kill me one day,but “one day” could be years,I have to carry on fighting and working towards getting some mobility back,so I can walk again.and work towards a normal life possible.

I’ve asked for a scan to be done as they don’t seem overconcerned about doing one,but I firmly believe in taking the lid off something instead of guessing whats inside.It will be done in about a month for my piece of mind,they are already confident.

Finally I go in on Wednesday and Thursday for an operation on my teeth and gums so wish me luck…

PHIL

I'm really pleased for you, Karen and the kids mate.

There's not a lot that I can that you don't already know, but I, like everyone else on here, am f*cking made up for you.

:bowdown

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 2:18 am

phil when you are up an about mate, make your first real walk down the aisle with karen for a blessing on your wedding, suprise her with it

:;):

by **LFC #1** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 2:36 am

Top news Phil mate, great to hear. You're obviosuly fighting hard and overcoming many obstacles, and no doctor can tell you differently. Good man.

by **PhiLFC** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 3:07 am

Finally a bit of good news for DrummerPhil... chuffed to f.uck for you... keep fighting mate :buttrock

by **crazyhorse** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:44 am

That news absolol :censored:

inglutley rocks!!!!!!

That is amazing - and proves what a strong mind can do. The best news i have heard for bloody ages.

Keep it up mate.

by **7_Kewell** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 12:03 pm

drummerphil wrote:thanks everyone,still a long way to go but looking more hopeful

its the Istanbul spirit :bowdown

i'd say you've come from 3-0, to 3-2 phil

Keep fighting and you'll get into extra time and beyond :buttrock

by **tommycockles** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 12:34 pm

Great news Phil (and Karen/family of course)- we'll keep sending you the good vibes but you're doing the hard part by beating this!! Here's to the next 6 months and even better news then!!

Take care!

by **woof woof !** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 12:55 pm

Walk on Phil :buttrock

by **Ciggy** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 2:48 pm

Great news Phil bet your over the moon mate, I knew you could do it, you are strong if I was in your situation I think I would have topped meself by now if Im honest.
It would have been better for them to do the scan this week and put your mind at rest instead of waiting a month, but still hey atleast your still here with us and your family.

Good luck getting your teeth done it will be a piece of cake compared to what you have been through I should imagine.
Great stuff Phil really great news.

:hearts

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 3:04 pm

i receievd this email, not sure who its from but it says its from gillianviv and comes from am email address starting barrybazza, the person says they have not got the hang of the forum yet

anyway the message is as follows

Can I add my best wishes for your speedy recovery Phill.

I had breast cancer 17 years ago, I had a course of Chemo which was not
pleasant.

But I am here today fit and well, so just to let you know that there is light
at the end of the tunnel.

by **zarababe** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 5:26 pm

drummerphil wrote:Good News At Last

I went to see my cancer surgeon this afternoon and all in all things are looking better than I expected.The last time I saw Dr Brunt he was telling me in April I had 6-12 months to live.I have lived the first 6 months of his prognosis,so you can imagine how nervous I was today.

I have been suffering lately with all kinds of symptoms and cant remember the last time when normal felt normal.Pain has been relentless and emotionally at times I’ve been a wreck.I was checked over and after doing many tests it looks like I’m winning.All the swelling in my brain has gone and all these new symptoms I’m suffering with are purely
Because of all the medications I’m on.

The fighting I’ve done looks to be working and the prognosis of 6-12 months is looking wrong.They admit the brain cancer will never leave me and will kill me one day,but “one day” could be years,I have to carry on fighting and working towards getting some mobility back,so I can walk again.and work towards a normal life possible.

I’ve asked for a scan to be done as they don’t seem overconcerned about doing one,but I firmly believe in taking the lid off something instead of guessing whats inside.It will be done in about a month for my piece of mind,they are already confident.

Finally I go in on Wednesday and Thursday for an operation on my teeth and gums so wish me luck…

PHIL

Fantastic news fella... this has made me day. Concurr with everyone else on here, so so happy for you and yours.

Good luck for the next stage, be strong, your winning this battle prayers and best wishes are with you always.

by **Red Hot Mama** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:23 pm

drummerphil wrote:Good News At Last

I went to see my cancer surgeon this afternoon and all in all things are looking better than I expected.The last time I saw Dr Brunt he was telling me in April I had 6-12 months to live.I have lived the first 6 months of his prognosis,so you can imagine how nervous I was today.

I have been suffering lately with all kinds of symptoms and cant remember the last time when normal felt normal.Pain has been relentless and emotionally at times I’ve been a wreck.I was checked over and after doing many tests it looks like I’m winning.All the swelling in my brain has gone and all these new symptoms I’m suffering with are purely
Because of all the medications I’m on.

The fighting I’ve done looks to be working and the prognosis of 6-12 months is looking wrong.They admit the brain cancer will never leave me and will kill me one day,but “one day” could be years,I have to carry on fighting and working towards getting some mobility back,so I can walk again.and work towards a normal life possible.

I’ve asked for a scan to be done as they don’t seem overconcerned about doing one,but I firmly believe in taking the lid off something instead of guessing whats inside.It will be done in about a month for my piece of mind,they are already confident.

Finally I go in on Wednesday and Thursday for an operation on my teeth and gums so wish me luck…

PHIL

Well Phil I just got goose bumps reading your post. What fantastic news. Keep fighting lad you can do it. Good luck with the teeth

by **Sabre** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:48 pm

I'm worried about Drummerphil. I'm afraid after the good news he has gone to the nearest pub or something! keep him resting a while!

by **metalhead** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:56 pm

I just read the good news...

Very happy for you Phil I knew you are going to live a 100 or more years!

Keep it up pal!

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