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Name: zach
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Birthday: 6/22/1985
Gender: Male
Interests: bull riding, base jumping, polo, bird-watching, spending hours of my day on xanga, extreme under-water basket weaving. In my down time, I like to knit sweaters and read my favorite magazine, seventeen.
Expertise: setting broken noses
Occupation: Supervisory
Industry: Art
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Member Since:
3/16/2005
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| Well, I'm sure all of my devoted readers are wondering what is going on in my life. So here's the scoop. I have about 2.5 weeks left of school. I will be home May 10th or 11th. I will be again working for Phillips Lifestyles. So stop by and purchase a pool table or hot tub, and you can have this really amazing guy install it for you. AND TIP WELL!!!!! Anyway, I will most likely be giving this xanga stuff another break, if not just putting a stop to it all together. Once again, I have my reasons, which none of you really need to know, so don't ask! I think that was straight forward enough. Alright folks, I hope the rest of your semester, or school year (for all you high schoolers out there) goes well. Maybe we will hang out this summer. Enjoy the world of xanga without me. God Bless - Zach | | |
| Alright folks,
If there has ever been a serious post of mine, this is it. Most of you that read this know of Joey Millward's situation. It's not looking good anymore guys. The entire family needs some serious prayer. Here is what Emily has written in the most recent post . . .
| April 11, 2006 at 07:31 PM EDT |
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Dear Family and Friends,
I can't tell you how much I feared this day would come, and prayed that it never would. Thank you all for your prayers for Little Joey. We received the results of Joey's scans on Monday and met with Dr. Fahner today. Joey's cancer has rapidly progressed. It is now all through his abdomen, progressed quite a bit more in his lungs, is around his heart, and under his collar bones in his neck. We are now at home trying to keep him as comfortable as we can and praying still for a miracle, but most importantly right now that Joey would be comfortable and not in pain. The doctors think, though there is no way of knowing for sure, that Joey has a few weeks left. We are going to try an experimental chemo at home that is given orally and should not compromise his quality of life. If we see that it is in any way we will stop immediately. Please pray for Joey, that he will be comfortable and not in any pain. Now we just want to make the most of the time we have left with our precious little boy. Take care and God bless.
Love,
Joe, Emily, and Little Joey
| As you can see, it doesn't look promising. However, God is a God of amazing proportions. And we have to realize that medicine is just a practice, it is not anything that can ever be mastered! Doctors make mistakes, improper diagnoses, etc. Trust me. I AM LIVING PROOF OF THIS! I should have been dead 15 years ago. A miracle can happen, I have full confidence of that. Please keep them in your prayers, and if you know the family closely enough, please comfort them as much as possible. Enjoy your Easter holiday. | | |
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This is how I've been feeling lately. Bonus points to anyone who can guess what movie this picture is from. | | |
| so it's 2 in the morning and I'm still awake, but not by choice. My brain disagrees with my interest in sleeping. It thinks I should sleep . . . never. Negotiating hasn't been successful. After all, I'm arguing with my brain, the smartest part of my body (not that that is sayin a whole lot). So instead of sleep, here I sit, writing this and watchin the news. How does my brain think this is much better than sleep? I don't get it! | | |
| sleep has become my nemesis | | |
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