The And the You've been sick all summer. You've been sick all summer. So what's the di prognosis right now?

Well I'm not talking about for the blood transfusion,'m talking about with you you done chemo I do chemo for my blood disorder that would become would become leukemia if it wasn't treated but it's not leukemia and then I have lung

cancer I have a small spot on each of my lungs I got a half a lung and I got a

small spot on it but they they done chemo, a radiation I mean. The radiation five doses

and they say that's it and I don't know in two months. So for two more months you won't go back.

I mean you don't go and then two more months you'll have a scan again yeah and they think they can treat it

I think this will get it the 90% isn't that what they said?

98% then why the fuck did they take out half year long the first time?

Why didn't do this the question I want to ask too if it works.

I mean I seriously I don't I don't get that all that because that's the work that was

worse than having open art surgery isn't it?

That was bad.

I think that when you die dad we're going to have to ship you off the science

and you've had more for someone that wasn't sick your whole life you've had more

shit unless when did you have open heart surgery.

Andy was a freshman in college six or something six or seven.

Andy was in set. It was seven.

Oh seven. No six that fall. So in the last 13 years you've had open heart surgery. Six bypasses. Six

bypasses. You had knee surgery. Two knee is replaced. You had carpal tunnel surgery.

Did you do both hands on that?

No, I don't think so.

You don't think he can't remember.

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