Well if you believe conventional wisdom, Miller should be only a memory by now. Thankfully he is far from it, at least emotionally, and in how he feels. He feels wonderful. The medications are doing very well for him, for as long as they are effective. Then its chemo, which in his case is unlikely to do much good, but it still could be helpful. When that happens, I fear we will have to move to Florida as was the original plan.. so he can get the appropriate chemo drugs that are not available in Costa Rica....
The FELON, in my mind, is responsible for this, although the VA has accepted full responsibility for his exposure to Agent Orange in Nam. So they foot the bills, and the FELON gets to enjoy his retirement. Not only did he wait 4 months after diagnosis to initiate treatment, time enough for the cancer to escape the prostate capsule, but when they did a follow up biopsy, (because the PSA did not drop at all) it showed up positive in one core, and the FELON reported it as negative to the other doctors, causing them to do nothing.
Why? you may ask...because, I assume, the FELON didn't want it to show that he erroneously placed the radioactive seeds in the prostate...too far from the actual area of the cancer... To show his total incompetence as a doctor, a practitioner, and as a MAN. What a worthless pile of crap. I am so sorry for those who have been treated by him.
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You are both incredible beings, to have gone through all this. I do love you both and value your friendship. One thing you note that I also observed in Mr. Miller is his unfailing good spirits. How he does it I do not know. But he is a joyful person to be around and a fun-loving soul. If anyone deserves a miracle, he does!!!
For sure Kat. Thanks.
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