Tumor...fuck...

[Trafik Jamz]

Best of luck man, you are in the hands of some of the best/most skilled doctors in the world.

Take care and get well soon!

[D S ohM]

Good luck buddy!

[Parker]

good luck man

[PSiedTSi]

Good luck.

[JN210]

Well, surgery was a success and im doin just fine...they cut a section of my leg like a t-bone steak and showed my parents and i will see a picture later, but the section of my leg showed that ALL cancer cells were dead and I am cancer free now . I must say though that this one legged feeling is crazy, my left.....stump?....is realllly easy to move around now without all that useless cancerous weight now and I can get back to weight lifting again now. I have finalized my decision for make a wish and I think a 08-09 ninja zx6r black with bronze wheels is perfect, it'll match my Z and hopefully the 01 ford ranger I may get pretty soon. I cannot thank you guys enough for all the support, thatd be cool if we could schedule a bbq or meet when im comfortably back on my fee....err....foot lol. I should be back in town sometime within 3-4 days.

see you guys soon
Jeff

[SPANISH-RICE]

wow man i admire your positive attitude towards this. good for you and good luck. glad to hear everything went smoothly

[STiSchucky]

Good to hear the cancer cells were dead. Congrats on being cancer free.

[JN210]

STiSchucky;277956 wrote:
Good to hear the cancer cells were dead. Congrats on being cancer free.

thanks man, I feel like a new man!

[D S ohM]

Glad you're ok bud!

[JN210]

thanks ohm, who needs two legs anyway?...ive heard of people with no legs doing better than people with two real legs.

[Link]

Glad to hear you are doing great. It's quite a life changer to have something like this done, but with the technology in today's era, you'll never know its missing once you get used to the "new leg".

Props for a positive attitude and best wishes as you recover. You've done the hard stuff.. Now it's cake walk. Good luck bud.

[JN210]

Me after getting my temporary prosthetic and taking my first steps in a long time.

[zbrown]

my god that has to feel weird..... does it seem like the old one is ever still there??

I am glad this has been going aswell as it can be

[MisterCMK]

It probably does. My grandpa lost his toes a couple of weeks ago due to a bad artery causing a lack of blood flow and then dead toes. He said that he could still "feel" them there.

[JN210]

yea, I still feel it sometimes. Its because when a limb or toe, finger...etc, is amputated the nerves have memory and they are still sending signals to the brain from the limb they remember being there, so it takes awhile for them to adjust and heal adn eventually forget that its there. That leg cost us 7K and the socks for my "nub" were 500. Walking with it was really weird for the first few steps / feet, but after about halfway down the hallway I managed to get it to start working good. Its funny though when I forget that my leg isnt there anymore and I go to scratch my leg, its not there and im left dumbfounded going "oh yea lol" but I can crutch around just as if not faster than before if I dont have the prosthetic on. Im going home today so you may or may not see me cruisin around.

[imprttuner2]

Glad to hear your doing ok man and keeping a positive attitude. You got a gigantic thread worth of people that are behind ya! Hope to see ya / meet ya soon man!

[JN210]

thanks man

I'll be home and driving around soon, im sure the oppurtunity will arise, probably at one of the meets or something.

Jeff

[STiSchucky]

how long you on crutches for?

[JN210]

Ive been on them for the past 5 months, and probably will be on them for another...2-3 months until I can safely walk again and feel comfortable with it.

[nd_dsm]

Wow, just read through all 28 pages because i havent been on fargo street forever. Congrats man! You are deffinately a tough fuckin person to go through that with such a positive attitude. I admire that big time.

I'm sure ill see you out drivin now that i live in fargo.

Congrats again man.