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Steve,See you soon, we are here for you.Mike
All, had my final appointment before the surgery today. All is looking good. It has not spread and while the tumor is really big and will take some cutting to get out, will be pretty simple for the doctor. Recovery time is longer than expected but it is an instant 5lbs lost that I can replace with elk next time I kill one. I should be back on my feet and back to work in October. I will know my surgery date in the next few days and ask for your continued support and prayers. They are appreciated.Can't tell you guys how much it means to have the moral support from you. Good luck to all with the hunt and life in general. Bag the big one, love the little ones, and hug the best one!I will post again from the other side of the operating table.
Hang in there and fight hard. I am in the Wasatch so far seen tons of bucks and had multiple shot opportunity however, there is a huge buck I keep seeing I want. I put a stalk on him last night and got within 80 yards. I'll post a picture when I harvest!
Hey all, still alive. Had my surgery Thursday and got out of the hospital Saturday. Getting better every day and doing my best to avoid the pain meds. Walking around is getting easier and my biggest challenge is coughing. Backlash from having a tube in the throat is the need to cough once in a while. Very painful but as with everything else, getting better everyday. Doc said they did not see any more cancer while in there and they were able to get it out with the better of the two options which means a much smaller incision and better recovery time. I really appreciate all the best wishes, prayers, and thoughts that were given. A month from now I can start working out again and hopefully I will be looking for a blacktail in the December late buck season. And yes, some elk meat would go a long way to help in the recovery so bring it on!