I Found The Place: Soon I can tell you what this was all about...

Saturday, December 6, 2008

Soon I can tell you what this was all about...

But for a few more days I am sworn to secrecy.

Yeah it's a teaser...

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DK Designs said...: I LOVE this shot! LOL... After hearing the story and meeting Armando, it completes the story. :) I would probably do the same thing he was doing. Can I have it?; December 8, 2008 at 4:45 PM
Tinygami said...: LOL everyone wanted it :o) I joked we should treat it like the Stanley Cup and everyone can keep it at their house for 3 weeks then have to pass it on to the next person. But I think it may have an exciting future to look forward to. Time will tell...; December 8, 2008 at 4:56 PM

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Since May of 2018 it is also where I'm posting all updates about the diagnosis that I have bilateral (both sides), inoperable, deep thalamic and mid-brain brain tumors. This is not a confirmed diagnosis as no biopsy can/will be taken but two MRI's, neuro-oncologists, and a neurosurgeon have all referred to them as gliomas, which are a type of tumor. An additional test in August confirmed a slightly elevated choline level which also indicates tumors.

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