Comments on: It’s not brain surgery http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/ Build a better business. Build a better life. Sun, 06 Nov 2011 02:14:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Easy On Me http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-333 Easy On Me Wed, 29 Jul 2009 13:52:36 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-333 @Dan: Thanks for your prayers. Who knows , maybe we'll see you a the Mayo Clinic this fall :-O My prayers right back at you and yours, and thanks much for the business. We don't take it for granted. Cheers, Tom Campbell @Dan: Thanks for your prayers. Who knows , maybe we’ll see you a the Mayo Clinic this fall :-O

My prayers right back at you and yours, and thanks much for the business. We don’t take it for granted.

Cheers,

Tom Campbell

]]> By: Dan http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-330 Dan Wed, 29 Jul 2009 12:50:37 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-330 I too share my happiness and prayers for you, your daughter and the rest of your family. Just a few months ago my wife was also a patient at the Mayo clinic. We became quite familiar with the 19th floor neurology staff during our week stay. It was easy for me say I will accept God's plan for us, including our forgiveness through Jesus Christ. However when your best friend's health is in question, our true feelings are revealed. My wife is now on a similar six month MRI prgram. PS I was just introduced to your product this week. I am very impressed and thoroughly appreciate your blog/forum. May God continue to use all avenues to heal your daughter, my wife, and all the countless others who are hurting physically and emotionally. I too share my happiness and prayers for you, your daughter and the rest of your family. Just a few months ago my wife was also a patient at the Mayo clinic. We became quite familiar with the 19th floor neurology staff during our week stay. It was easy for me say I will accept God’s plan for us, including our forgiveness through Jesus Christ. However when your best friend’s health is in question, our true feelings are revealed. My wife is now on a similar six month MRI prgram.

PS I was just introduced to your product this week. I am very impressed and thoroughly appreciate your blog/forum. May God continue to use all avenues to heal your daughter, my wife, and all the countless others who are hurting physically and emotionally.

]]> By: Easy On Me http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-229 Easy On Me Sun, 21 Jun 2009 05:59:21 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-229 @Gerry, thanks for the prayers and kind words. I am not a person of faith, but I have no problem with Bible thumpers. I do not understand the widespread prejudice against them. Persons of faith, bible thumping and otherwise, have been the bedrock of this country since its founding. They have been a force for good since the beginning. Anyway your prayers are greatly appreciated. Cheers, Tom Campbell @Gerry, thanks for the prayers and kind words. I am not a person of faith, but I have no problem with Bible thumpers. I do not understand the widespread prejudice against them. Persons of faith, bible thumping and otherwise, have been the bedrock of this country since its founding. They have been a force for good since the beginning. Anyway your prayers are greatly appreciated. Cheers,

Tom Campbell

]]> By: Gerry http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-228 Gerry Sun, 21 Jun 2009 05:49:59 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-228 You wrote: "Maybe I need to revisit my theological leanings?" I'm not a so called Bible thumper, but in your question you speak of the answer. IMHO: The power of prayer is amazing. I'll put in a word or two for your little one when I say mine. Cordially, Gerry You wrote: “Maybe I need to revisit my theological leanings?”

I’m not a so called Bible thumper, but in your question you speak of the answer.

IMHO: The power of prayer is amazing.

I’ll put in a word or two for your little one when I say mine.

Cordially,
Gerry

]]> By: Easy On Me http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Easy On Me Fri, 19 Jun 2009 04:46:57 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-224 @kt, thank you for the kind words. My daughter's bravery and good cheer have been inspiring. I have so much to learn. @kt, thank you for the kind words. My daughter’s bravery and good cheer have been inspiring. I have so much to learn.

]]> By: kt http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-218 kt Thu, 18 Jun 2009 15:38:19 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-218 Glad to read that major surgery is not in the works. All the best to your daughter and yourself. Glad to read that major surgery is not in the works. All the best to your daughter and yourself.

]]> By: Easy On Me http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-207 Easy On Me Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:03:14 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-207 @Gary Myer, my prayers are with you and I'm in agreement about seeing our system dismantled. Yes, Mayo Clinic is as good as they say (and less expensive than most places, oddly). Thanks so much for your impassioned response. Best, Tom Campbell @Gary Myer, my prayers are with you and I’m in agreement about seeing our system dismantled. Yes, Mayo Clinic is as good as they say (and less expensive than most places, oddly). Thanks so much for your impassioned response.

Best,

Tom Campbell

]]> By: Gary Myer http://easyonme.com/blog/personal/its-not-brain-surgery/comment-page-1/#comment-203 Gary Myer Sun, 14 Jun 2009 23:58:58 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=84#comment-203 I am sure you were singing in harmony with angels when you found out your beautiful daughter did not have to undergo brain and spinal cord surgery! As a father of three daughters myself, something going seriously wrong with their health has always been my biggest fear. I hope and pray your daughter receives the care she needs and all goes well. Mayo Clinic certainly is the place to go for medical questions to be answered with confidence. We are so fortunate to have such medical facilities at our disposal and in a timely manner here in this great country of ours. Being disabled with spinal injuries, I have contemplated going to Mayo Clinic as a viable option for my treatment. It was suggested early on in my diagnosis by a specialist in Los Angeles that I seek care at Mayo Clinic. They are held in the utmost regard among all those whom are experts in the medical field. Perhaps one day, finances permitting, I will be able to visit their facility in Minnesota. Of course I must simultaneously hope that politicians have not restructured our medical system by that time to resemble that of other socialist countries, where medical treatment and resources are first screened, rationed, and then relegated to a long waiting list by a bean-counting government bureaucrat with no medical training whatsoever. Now as I step down from my soap box, I digress back to the original point: congratulations once again on the wonderful news regarding your daughter. Though she is not fully healed as of yet, at least it is comforting to know she will not have to endure the agony of brain and spinal surgeries along with the requisite recovery and rehabilitation normally associated post the aforementioned procedures. May she be healed in a timely and unobtrusive manner. I am sure you were singing in harmony with angels when you found out your beautiful daughter did not have to undergo brain and spinal cord surgery! As a father of three daughters myself, something going seriously wrong with their health has always been my biggest fear. I hope and pray your daughter receives the care she needs and all goes well. Mayo Clinic certainly is the place to go for medical questions to be answered with confidence. We are so fortunate to have such medical facilities at our disposal and in a timely manner here in this great country of ours.

Being disabled with spinal injuries, I have contemplated going to Mayo Clinic as a viable option for my treatment. It was suggested early on in my diagnosis by a specialist in Los Angeles that I seek care at Mayo Clinic. They are held in the utmost regard among all those whom are experts in the medical field. Perhaps one day, finances permitting, I will be able to visit their facility in Minnesota. Of course I must simultaneously hope that politicians have not restructured our medical system by that time to resemble that of other socialist countries, where medical treatment and resources are first screened, rationed, and then relegated to a long waiting list by a bean-counting government bureaucrat with no medical training whatsoever. Now as I step down from my soap box, I digress back to the original point: congratulations once again on the wonderful news regarding your daughter. Though she is not fully healed as of yet, at least it is comforting to know she will not have to endure the agony of brain and spinal surgeries along with the requisite recovery and rehabilitation normally associated post the aforementioned procedures. May she be healed in a timely and unobtrusive manner.

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