Mackinac Bridge Hammocks

**Zilla** · 11-30-2014, 21:17

Originally Posted by Dutch

I have a big guy on my Christmas list. No longer are bridges for skinny types

Glad to know i'm on your list but please dont get me a bridge, it will make my gift to you look shabby!, and i'm allready done xmas shopping,,,,, i think.

**Dutch** · 11-30-2014, 21:22

Originally Posted by Zilla

Glad to know i'm on your list but please dont get me a bridge, it will make my gift to you look shabby!, and i'm allready done xmas shopping,,,,, i think.

You like me must read every post.

**Zilla** · 11-30-2014, 21:30

Originally Posted by Dutch

You like me must read every post.

How else are you gonna learn anything?

**hk2001** · 11-30-2014, 21:48

Originally Posted by Dutch

I have a big guy on my Christmas list. No longer are bridges for skinny types

Are you calling me fat?!

**miyanc** · 11-30-2014, 23:39

Originally Posted by hk2001

Are you calling me fat?!

We are not fat, just able to push the fabric and thread further then skinny people.

**opie** · 12-03-2014, 22:46

We have been very busy here. We moved my MIL into our already to small house during her radiation treatments. She made it through surgery but still has a long road ahead of her. We will also be building a new house to accommodate the 5 of us. Just no time to get to anything extra curricular...

**scoffman** · 04-07-2015, 13:04

Hey Opie,

Have you gotten back to the thread injector yet?

**opie** · 06-08-2015, 17:08

Its been very overwhelming here over the last 9 months.

We have moved. Moved my wifes mother in with us. She has had major surgery to remove a sarcoma tumor only to have it return in her calf and abdomen. Chemo, 3 rounds of radiation all being done 1.5 hours away from our house, every day.

I barely have enough time to keep my day job. We have 2 houses we are trying to sell all while trying to maintain some sort of normalcy for the kids.

As grim as this sounds, I will not be getting back to the sewing machine until my MIL passes. Even then it may be awhile. We are basically just keeping her comfortable. This last round of radiation is just a stab in the dark. The Doctors at UofM have never seen this type of sarcoma develop in multiple locations after a tumor is removed. Nor have they ever seen tumors the size that are growing in her. The one they removed from her thigh was the size of a football and the one in her calf is approaching the same size.

So, thats where we are. Mods, please feel free to moderate this thread as you see fit.