I went up to Cooperstown Thursday, saw the Ear, Nose and Throat Dr that oversaw my treatments by the Chemo and Radiation Drs.  He was very pleased with my progress.  He even allowed my to have my stomach tube removed Friday morning, but made me feel so good.  Don't go back now until the end of February.

Hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas and New Year. What are your Plymouth resolutions for the year?

Cheers

Subbaiah

Quote from: Sebastiano on November 14, 2012, 01:10:44 PM

Quote from: RC Drown on October 18, 2012, 07:45:25 PM
Thanks again for all the nice comments.

Seb, this is for you, taken yesterday

Many thanks Bob,
I keep all your photo specialy I have those with you dad.
I'm very devote with the parents..
take care
Seb

I feel very honored, thanks so very much,
Bob

Quote from: RC Drown on October 18, 2012, 07:45:25 PM
Thanks again for all the nice comments.

Seb, this is for you, taken yesterday

Many thanks Bob,
I keep all your photo specialy I have those with you dad.
I'm very devote with the parents..
take care
Seb

that's wonderful Bob, glad you've mended.
Brian K.

Quote from: RC Drown on November 12, 2012, 08:09:02 PM
Well here it is Nov 12, we drove up to Cooperstown this morning so I could have a c-scan of my neck, the results were no tumor visiable.  Both my Dr's were very pleased, as needless to say were my wife and I.  He said that my mouth looks good and is coming along as expected.  Still sore, but nothing like it was when we came home the the end of Sept, forepart of Oct.  He also lowered my food supplement to four cans a day instead of six, but he told me I have to eat more by mouth and not to lose any weight.  I see one Dr in January and my other two Dr's the end of Febuary.

I want to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers,
Bob, Patty and Cooper Drown

Great News Bob !!!

Chet...

Well here it is Nov 12, we drove up to Cooperstown this morning so I could have a c-scan of my neck, the results were no tumor visiable.  Both my Dr's were very pleased, as needless to say were my wife and I.  He said that my mouth looks good and is coming along as expected.  Still sore, but nothing like it was when we came home the the end of Sept, forepart of Oct.  He also lowered my food supplement to four cans a day instead of six, but he told me I have to eat more by mouth and not to lose any weight.  I see one Dr in January and my other two Dr's the end of Febuary.

I want to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers,
Bob, Patty and Cooper Drown

Welcome back, Bob ... been missing those photos of that old '40.  Hope your doctor's appointment goes well.

Thanks again for all the nice comments.

Seb, this is for you, taken yesterday

Hey Bob, nice to read all this news about you.
Glad to know that you are back at home.
Best wishes!
My P8 are assembling... I will post some pics in the next future.
Here in Sicily the sun is on.
I'm waiting for new photo from your Ply '40
We are all with you!
Sebastiano

Hey Bob,

Here's hopin' for good news at your next doctor visit.

Pat O'Connor

Rain runs into the doors, above all. As protected against rust, this is no real problem for the doors.
But leaving the doors, water will make lakes under the floor mats. Have a lot of newspaper under there.
I carry several plastic foilsplus rubber straps with me to cover the car partially,
so at least, water can?t get into the doores and windows and roof and trunk and hood.

I don?t have to mess around with a wet car cover, I just throw the foil away.

Doesn?t help when caught while driving....

Go

Friday we drove back up to Cooperstown to see my radiologist, he told me that in the four weeks since the radiation as been completed my mouth is doing fine.  He wants me back on Nov 12 to see him, my chemo dr and another dr, plus have a st scan of my neck to see how the chemo and radiaton has does its job, also the results of the ct scan will decide if I need surgery or not on my throat, which my dr tends to think not and of which I surely hope not :)

Rain tomorrow, but by Wednesday and the end of the week, temp suppose to be in the middle 50's to middle '60's, so hopefully Cooper and I can get the Plymouth out for a cruise.

Thanks again everyone, you are the best,
Bob

Quote from: RC Drown on October 04, 2012, 05:56:48 PM
Just want to again thank everyone.  Cooper and I had the Plymouth out today for a short drive.  Must admit it sure was nice to do so, even in the rain

Hay Bob,

Glad to see you back at it.  You are truly a renaissance man.  Bob, I have yet to wrap my head around the concept of driving in the rain.  I guess it?s just baby steps.  I can understand getting caught in the rain but intentionally striking out on a cruise in the rain.  Well.., I am just not there yet.  I know, I know, someday I will just have to let go.   When I brought the car back to Virginia for the air show she sat out in the rain for 3 days.  I don?t have a garage in VA and couldn?t wait to drive her back to her garage in Delaware.  The car cover didn?t do that great of a job with the driving rain we had, but it was better than nothing.   Glad you were out and about.  That makes the world a normal place again.

Chet?

really nice, Bob, to find You back here having the worse behind You!!
Good luck for the next steps!
Your family, Cooper and car will be glad to see You active again!

Greetings and best wishes from D?sseldorf!
Yours Go

PS.: without noticing it until today, I had my computer settings lost, so for a week this site had me logged out and showed no new entry.

Welcome back, old friend!  I knew you could do it.  Remember my wife's words when she went thru this - never give up!

Welcome back, Bob ! It's nice to see a post on the topic "Re: Bob Drown" by Bob Drown! I'm glad that you & Cooper got to go for a spin in the '40.

Pat O'Connor

Just want to again thank everyone.  Cooper and I had the Plymouth out today for a short drive.  Must admit it sure was nice to do so, even in the rain

It's so great to have you back Bob!  8) Blessings and prayers for you for a quick and complete recovery. I too will be looking for some more photos of you and Cooper in the ol' 40 Plymouth.

God bless you my friend...
Bob

Sounds like you have been through a lot lately - praying for your recovery.  Glad to see you communicating again.

Mark

Hey Bob,

Great to hear from you. You had me really worried. I hope that you & Cooper are out and about in the '40, or will be very soon.

Pat O'Connor

Great to see a reply from you, Bob.
All the best to you and your family.
Hope to see a few new photos of you and family back in your 40 before the snow flies again!
Hang tight.

We are pulling and praying for you Bob, missed seeing you on this site.  Tell the Mrs Hi and hang in there, she also has a lot of people pulling for her. Take care
SDGlenn

Thanks fellas for the inqiries.  My wife, Cooper and  I got home today from Cooperstown after spending approx sic weeks up there.  During that period of time I finished my radiation treatments on my throat, then then  few days later I ended up in the hosp with my heart out of rythum, it took a week to gett that under control in the hosp, wsa sent home but down here, we had to recover at the "camp"  I saw my radiation Dr yesterday, he told me that it was time for us go go home for a few days.  I see him agian in about ten days..  My mouth is very sore, but nothing that I can't handle, I am off the morphine for almost two weeks and I am gradually being wiened of anther strong pain med.  I want to thank all of you guys for checking in, you are truely good friends
Bob

Thanks for the news about Bob
I was away from the forum for some time (very busy)
Best wishes
Sebastiano

Thanks, Chet,

I was starting to get worried, as Bob is a regular on this forum.

Pat O'Connor

That sounds good! Wish him all the best for further healthing! Go

Pat,

I read a post on the P15D24 forum.  I believe he is OK just out of touch at present.  below is the post.

Mark (My48Ruby) wrote on 9/10

I spoke to Bob's wife Patty tonight. Bob's doing well, but not speaking much due to the radiation and chemo. This last round really knocked him on his butt and unfortunately Bob also had another heart attack last week which they've since treated. He is looking forward to the recuperation now that all of the treatments are behind him, and 218 in his chest is freshly serviced. Patty tells me that Bob is in good spirits and is fighting a spirited battle. I would expect nothing less from him.

Chet...

I have sent Bob two emails; no reply. I hope that it just means he doesn't have computer access right now.

Pat O'Connor

Has anyone heard from Bob? I have not been able to contact him for almost a month now.
Thank you...

nice to hear..!

Quote from: 36 Ply on August 28, 2012, 09:23:02 AM
Anyone heard from Bob Drown lately? I sent him an email about a week ago, but no response.

Pat O'Connor

Pat,

I received a message from Bob saying everything was going well.  That was on 8/17.

Chet...

Bob is one of the lonesome left in this forum.
I like his dog-amd Plymouth fotos!

I wish him good health!

No. No informations.

Go

Anyone heard from Bob Drown lately? I sent him an email about a week ago, but no response.

Pat O'Connor