Jeanine Axsom

[Brent Colvin]

Bob, so sorry for your loss.

[Bob Axsom]

Thanks again all. I have been stewing over this for several days now and as some who know me and how I docummented the build of our RV-6A are probably aware, I tend to keep pretty good records and can methodically correlate specific photographs with actual times and events. There is a lot that went on in Jeanine's case that needs improvement and I think I need to report the facts to those with different responsibilities in the research and treatment of breast cancer - and hospital care as well. Maybe it can help prevent someone else's loss.

Bob Axsom

[tkatc]

Keep posting, Bob. Your VAF family CARES!

[Flying Scotsman]

On behalf of everyone here at your old stomping grounds, our deepest sympathies on your loss, Bob...

[bgrandorff]

I lost my wife of 25 years in April 2010, so I can say without reservation I know what you are going through. If it helps any, time will make a big big difference and help heal. When I talk about her now it's with a smile on my face.
If I can give any advice it would be to cherish the time you had with her and keep all the good memories fresh.

[Bob Axsom]

Originally Posted by bgrandorff

I lost my wife of 25 years in April 2010, so I can say without reservation I know what you are going through. If it helps any, time will make a big big difference and help heal. When I talk about her now it's with a smile on my face.
If I can give any advice it would be to cherish the time you had with her and keep all the good memories fresh.

Yes the good times were many.


I have been working all night organizing a record or report that I plan to submit to someone about this even though it would be best for me to just let it go - something in me doesn't want to.

Bob Axsom

[frankh]

Bob,

There really isn't anything I can say that would compare to your loss.

I'm sorry I had not seen this post sooner..

Frank

[Bob Axsom]

[islandmonkey]

Glad to see you posting on other threads too Bob.

You are in my thoughts daily.

[Bob Axsom]

I received this from the American Cancer Society this morning regarding a package I submitted to them with a lot of information about our first hand experience for treatment application research that they lost and I am painfully going through construction of a replacement:

"Once received, your study will be forwarded to the appropriate American Cancer Society advisory group for consideration as part of their overall role in determining American Cancer Society positions and actions on a given topic. The American Cancer Society carefully monitors the scientific literature on a regular basis and, as with any reputable scientific organization, develops or amends its positions based on the breadth of this literature and not on the results of any single study. Please note that the Society does not perform research but provides grants to qualified researchers who choose their own subject to study. Furthermore, due to our large volume of mail, you might not receive acknowledgment that your cancer cure was received."

Who is watching the store?

Bob Axsom