First, I'm glad things aren't as bad as you'd thought. It's hard to not jump to the worst case with things like this. I do it a lot.Hey guys, first off thank you all. I have found comfort already this morning in some encouraging words and through a lot of prayer. My wife has been diagnosed with HTLV-1 which could develop in to cancer. After further research i have learned that only 2.5 percent of this will go on to get cancer and only 5 percent will have any sort of symptoms at all. This morning I feared the worst and thought it was a death sentence. I pursue harder this than I ever have. If this were an issue with my own self I wouldn't have worried nearly as much. This has all showed me that I have not put the trust in the Lord that I should have. From this day forward I'm changing my life to be a more Godly person, I have made strides in this already. I will no longer post as an anonymous person on here, I feel as though that has led me to vulgar and at times hurtful to people on here. - - Richard Abney
Second, be careful with having your name on here. Third, I'm sure I've enjoyed your humor on here several times. I always would kinda laugh at the old avatar. I assumed that was your picture.