IronMike 0 #26 June 22, 2002 Just for inspiration....I have had cancer 3 times and Im only 32....I started flying airshows after cancer and got my low level wiver from the FAA and a commercial licence. I started skydiving last December. Cancer makes you appreciate life more than anyone else. I have been in remisssion for 8 years and I think it has made me value life more than if I never had it. Make it a blessing, not a curse. It really can be. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Robin 0 #27 June 22, 2002 Thank you all. I never expected so many replies. Once again you've made me smile.Congratulations Monk, Skymedic and Tee - 7 years cancer-free!!!! Awesome. For me this experience has been a good one, don't get me wrong, I NEVER want to go through this again, but I'm glad I did in a way. I've learned so much about myself, and life, and what's truly important.I know I'm pretty tough and will continue to kick ass. I agree with the mental aspect of fighting disease..attitude is everything and that's why I had to keep laughing in cancers face. I jumped today. It was my "no more f-ing chemo" jump. It didn't go quite as planned but hey, they're all good!!Peace, Love and Health to Everyone! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
IronMike 0 #28 June 22, 2002 Robin, check your email and call me. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
