We are doing great and we are all looking forward to getting back into the swing of things soon.
As many of you are aware, my hospitalization associated with lung surgery lasted longer than planned due to an inconvenient complication. Ultimately we #crushed that issue last Wednesday (1/7) and I’m feeling as good as I have felt in weeks. Yesterday I completed a cardiovascular workout on par with a pre-surgery routine. So with two major surgeries in the last 8 weeks behind me, only one hurdle remains and we are ready to get after it.
The last hurdle, a 6 month biweekly regimen of chemotherapy starts today at The Ohio State University / Wexner Medical Center, home of the James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute as well as . . . The National Champion Ohio State Buckeye football team! So on the day that OSU became National Champions, I will be getting my first chemotherapy treatment from the national champions. I like it!
Yes, The sun is shining brightly on Columbus today and the light is shining brightly on us!
As a side note, if you plan to attend a university system hospital, I recommend doing it on the day they win a national championship! Everyone is extremely pleasant!
Thanks for all your continued support and we are #crushing it!
bobleboeuf 
My thoughts are with you bob. Please let me know how you are feeling after chemo and we can get back out there when your ready and up to it!
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Bob – good to hear your positive look! Nancy filled me in and my thoughts are with you and your family, keep #crushing it!
great progress I am leaving for Florida wed come on down as motel 6 says I will keep a light on for you
Bobby, Tim has updated us on your health issues, and we will keep you in our prayers.
Barb and Pete Neroni
thinking of you always… stay strong… go bucks! hopefully one of these days we will see each other in person. i am here for you. your gonna beat this bobby de buffalo!!!!!
Bob, your stellar attitude is inspiring – you sound mentally and physically prepared (like your Bucks). Let us know how you tolerate the regimen, adjustments you and your doc may make, and you’ll get smoothly to the end of the regimen ready to put this episode behind you! #crushingit
Bob, The OSU campus is in good company with you there – YOU are a true champion! #crushingit
Bob,
So glad Nancy forwarded your blog to us. We miss your smiling face and energy!!! Glad to hear your surgeries are behind you and you are in your final “lap” heading toward good health!
Mardi Ciriaco
Tom and I know you will face the next 6 months with the same strength and courage as you have had from the start this journey. Keep that fantastic sense of humor and know you have a million of us by your side. Let us know if we can help in any my friend.
Love you.