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, I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. My father died at 48; all of his

children have outlived him now. Hang on to the memories, I'm sure they will

help you through.

Arne

51 - UC 1977 - PSC 2000

Alive and (mostly) well in Minnesota

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Hi from Ireland,

He had a massive heart attack just after i left for my appointment and i

actually saw the ambulance pass me by with my father on board.

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, I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. My father died at 48; all of his

children have outlived him now. Hang on to the memories, I'm sure they will

help you through.

Arne

51 - UC 1977 - PSC 2000

Alive and (mostly) well in Minnesota

From: O'

Hi from Ireland,

He had a massive heart attack just after i left for my appointment and i

actually saw the ambulance pass me by with my father on board.

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, I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. My father died at 48; all of his

children have outlived him now. Hang on to the memories, I'm sure they will

help you through.

Arne

51 - UC 1977 - PSC 2000

Alive and (mostly) well in Minnesota

From: O'

Hi from Ireland,

He had a massive heart attack just after i left for my appointment and i

actually saw the ambulance pass me by with my father on board.

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I am so saddened to hear about your father. I

went through a similar situation....while my dad was

going through bypass/valve replacement surgery and the

recovery...which took 6 months...I was hospitalized

with the first episode of cholangitis and PSC. At a

critical point they did not expect him to live, and I

was in a hospital....NOT the SAME one. I had to

secure a day pass to go visit with him. He has passed

on as well.

, do not underestimate the power of the Lord. He

will hold you strong for your mother's sake. I

decided I would give an eulogy for my dad. I am not a

speaker and hate getting up in front of people. At the

last minute I was so sure I would faint or throw up.

I leaned over to tell the guy who was officiating, and

he said, " you are not up there alone, someone will be

holding you up. "

Surely as it was, when I got up there and started

talking, I felt as though I were lifted off the floor

a few inches...I had strength and I was able to

deliver my speech without problems. You know that

saying, " footprints in the sand " . Well, it wasn't my

footprints at the podium!!!

Hang in there, prayers will be sent your way, and

again, I am so saddened to hear of your dad's passing.

from Redwing territory!

=====

in Michigan (Dx UC 1984, Dx MISSING COLON 1999, Dx PSC 1997, PSC symptoms

2000)

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I am so saddened to hear about your father. I

went through a similar situation....while my dad was

going through bypass/valve replacement surgery and the

recovery...which took 6 months...I was hospitalized

with the first episode of cholangitis and PSC. At a

critical point they did not expect him to live, and I

was in a hospital....NOT the SAME one. I had to

secure a day pass to go visit with him. He has passed

on as well.

, do not underestimate the power of the Lord. He

will hold you strong for your mother's sake. I

decided I would give an eulogy for my dad. I am not a

speaker and hate getting up in front of people. At the

last minute I was so sure I would faint or throw up.

I leaned over to tell the guy who was officiating, and

he said, " you are not up there alone, someone will be

holding you up. "

Surely as it was, when I got up there and started

talking, I felt as though I were lifted off the floor

a few inches...I had strength and I was able to

deliver my speech without problems. You know that

saying, " footprints in the sand " . Well, it wasn't my

footprints at the podium!!!

Hang in there, prayers will be sent your way, and

again, I am so saddened to hear of your dad's passing.

from Redwing territory!

=====

in Michigan (Dx UC 1984, Dx MISSING COLON 1999, Dx PSC 1997, PSC symptoms

2000)

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I am so saddened to hear about your father. I

went through a similar situation....while my dad was

going through bypass/valve replacement surgery and the

recovery...which took 6 months...I was hospitalized

with the first episode of cholangitis and PSC. At a

critical point they did not expect him to live, and I

was in a hospital....NOT the SAME one. I had to

secure a day pass to go visit with him. He has passed

on as well.

, do not underestimate the power of the Lord. He

will hold you strong for your mother's sake. I

decided I would give an eulogy for my dad. I am not a

speaker and hate getting up in front of people. At the

last minute I was so sure I would faint or throw up.

I leaned over to tell the guy who was officiating, and

he said, " you are not up there alone, someone will be

holding you up. "

Surely as it was, when I got up there and started

talking, I felt as though I were lifted off the floor

a few inches...I had strength and I was able to

deliver my speech without problems. You know that

saying, " footprints in the sand " . Well, it wasn't my

footprints at the podium!!!

Hang in there, prayers will be sent your way, and

again, I am so saddened to hear of your dad's passing.

from Redwing territory!

=====

in Michigan (Dx UC 1984, Dx MISSING COLON 1999, Dx PSC 1997, PSC symptoms

2000)

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Oh ,

I am so sorry about your Dad. But glad your pollups

were benign. Yes Phil's GI also told him that they

would turn to cancer if not removed and he's had to

have his removed twice. We haven't gotten the results

of his yet but am feeling okay since his colonoscopy

was done over 2 weeks ago. He goes for followup this

week. It is very essential that you have a

colonoscopy done every year so they can make sure to

get rid of those things if they turn up. Phil's last

colonoscopy was clear so it's been over 2 years since

his last one.

Take care.

Peg

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....

I am just catching up with emails...and sorry that I am so late in getting to respond....I did want to let you know how sorry I am about the news of your dad.....

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your mom....

take care

Luanne Ty's mom

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I am just catching up with emails...and sorry that I am so late in getting to respond....I did want to let you know how sorry I am about the news of your dad.....

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your mom....

take care

Luanne Ty's mom

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