Bob

September 8, 2009

Well, being in da hospital will not stop me from thanking all my CML beuddies

for writing to me. When I came in yesterday I had degree temp and my blood

pressure was 70 over 30. The slopped seven bags of fluid in and my blood

pressure went back up almost to normal and shot me with snantibotic which boew

away the fever. However they don't know what's causing the problem except they

think it's an infection in my blood. So I'm here until they get the results

back from the blood cultures they took yesterday.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for my Bobby Doyle vodka shot in the mail--with a

twist of lime in it so I get my supply of juice.

Bob , Granger, Indiana

>

> Listen up, friends, we have a very devout fellow subscriber in the hospital.

Please remember Bob in your prayers, he will certainly be in mine. He

is in the hospital for an infection and fever, but I will bet he's cracking

jokes and giving the nurses a hard time. Let's give him time to heal and send

him our best wishes. If anyone knows his home address, we can bombard him with

some get well cards, the funnier the better. He will have something to boost

his morale when he returns home.

> Hands & hearts,

> Lottie Duthu

>

September 9, 2009

Hey Bob!

I just knew they couldn't hold YOU down! Thanks so much for writing to us!

It's just so like you to make a joke when the rest of us were so worried about

you.

I don't have any vodka or lime to send but I sure do send my best wishes for a

continued fast recovery from that blasted infection.

All the best to you,

Loewenkamp

[ ] Re: Bob

Well, being in da hospital will not stop me from thanking all my CML

beuddies for writing to me. When I came in yesterday I had degree temp and my

blood pressure was 70 over 30. The slopped seven bags of fluid in and my blood

pressure went back up almost to normal and shot me with snantibotic which boew

away the fever. However they don't know what's causing the problem except they

think it's an infection in my blood. So I'm here until they get the results back

from the blood cultures they took yesterday.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for my Bobby Doyle vodka shot in the mail--with a

twist of lime in it so I get my supply of juice.

Bob , Granger, Indiana

>

> Listen up, friends, we have a very devout fellow subscriber in the hospital.

Please remember Bob in your prayers, he will certainly be in mine. He is

in the hospital for an infection and fever, but I will bet he's cracking jokes

and giving the nurses a hard time. Let's give him time to heal and send him our

best wishes. If anyone knows his home address, we can bombard him with some get

well cards, the funnier the better. He will have something to boost his morale

when he returns home.

> Hands & hearts,

> Lottie Duthu

>

September 9, 2009

Bob,

I just knew you would find a way to get to us.

Absolutely made me so happy to see you.

Will keep you in my prayers.

God speed

Anita

________________________________

From: bob1234stewart <bob-stewart@...>

Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2009 4:54:36 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Bob

Well, being in da hospital will not stop me from thanking all my CML beuddies

for writing to me. When I came in yesterday I had degree temp and my blood

pressure was 70 over 30. The slopped seven bags of fluid in and my blood

pressure went back up almost to normal and shot me with snantibotic which boew

away the fever. However they don't know what's causing the problem except they

think it's an infection in my blood. So I'm here until they get the results

back from the blood cultures they took yesterday.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for my Bobby Doyle vodka shot in the mail--with a

twist of lime in it so I get my supply of juice.

Bob , Granger, Indiana

>

> Listen up, friends, we have a very devout fellow subscriber in the hospital.

Please remember Bob in your prayers, he will certainly be in mine. He

is in the hospital for an infection and fever, but I will bet he's cracking

jokes and giving the nurses a hard time. Let's give him time to heal and send

him our best wishes. If anyone knows his home address, we can bombard him with

some get well cards, the funnier the better. He will have something to boost

his morale when he returns home.

> Hands & hearts,

> Lottie Duthu

>

September 9, 2009

Bob,

Glad to see that your sense of humor isn't sick, too. If you want,

I'll send some cheese and crackers to have with the vodka.

On Sep 8, 2009, at 5:54 PM, bob1234stewart wrote:

> Well, being in da hospital will not stop me from thanking all my CML

> beuddies for writing to me. When I came in yesterday I had degree

> temp and my blood pressure was 70 over 30. The slopped seven bags of

> fluid in and my blood pressure went back up almost to normal and

> shot me with snantibotic which boew away the fever. However they

> don't know what's causing the problem except they think it's an

> infection in my blood. So I'm here until they get the results back

> from the blood cultures they took yesterday.

>

> Anyway, I'm still waiting for my Bobby Doyle vodka shot in the mail--

> with a twist of lime in it so I get my supply of juice.

>

> Bob , Granger, Indiana

>

> >

> > Listen up, friends, we have a very devout fellow subscriber in the

> hospital. Please remember Bob in your prayers, he will

> certainly be in mine. He is in the hospital for an infection and

> fever, but I will bet he's cracking jokes and giving the nurses a

> hard time. Let's give him time to heal and send him our best wishes.

> If anyone knows his home address, we can bombard him with some get

> well cards, the funnier the better. He will have something to boost

> his morale when he returns home.

> > Hands & hearts,

> > Lottie Duthu

> >

September 9, 2009

Don't you dare disappear on us like that again, mister, or you're in for some

trouble!

Let me know when that " shot " arrives -- I'll drink to you from out in foggy

S.F.!

From: bob-stewart@...

Date: Tue, 8 Sep 2009 21:54:36 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Bob

Well, being in da hospital will not stop me from thanking all

my CML beuddies for writing to me. When I came in yesterday I had degree temp

and my blood pressure was 70 over 30. The slopped seven bags of fluid in and my

blood pressure went back up almost to normal and shot me with snantibotic which

boew away the fever. However they don't know what's causing the problem except

they think it's an infection in my blood. So I'm here until they get the

results back from the blood cultures they took yesterday.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for my Bobby Doyle vodka shot in the mail--with a

twist of lime in it so I get my supply of juice.

Bob , Granger, Indiana

>

> Listen up, friends, we have a very devout fellow subscriber in the hospital.

Please remember Bob in your prayers, he will certainly be in mine. He

is in the hospital for an infection and fever, but I will bet he's cracking

jokes and giving the nurses a hard time. Let's give him time to heal and send

him our best wishes. If anyone knows his home address, we can bombard him with

some get well cards, the funnier the better. He will have something to boost

his morale when he returns home.

> Hands & hearts,

> Lottie Duthu

>

September 9, 2009

Hi Bob: I always laugh at your great spirit, and kidding with Bobby. I hope

they get you back on track soon. Your positive attitude is fantastic. You are

in my prayers.

God Bless

Suzzie

From: bob1234stewart <bob-stewart@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Bob

Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 5:54 PM

Well, being in da hospital will not stop me from thanking all my CML beuddies

for writing to me. When I came in yesterday I had degree temp and my blood

pressure was 70 over 30. The slopped seven bags of fluid in and my blood

pressure went back up almost to normal and shot me with snantibotic which boew

away the fever. However they don't know what's causing the problem except they

think it's an infection in my blood. So I'm here until they get the results back

from the blood cultures they took yesterday.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for my Bobby Doyle vodka shot in the mail--with a

twist of lime in it so I get my supply of juice.

Bob , Granger, Indiana

>

> Listen up, friends, we have a very devout fellow subscriber in the hospital.

Please remember Bob in your prayers, he will certainly be in mine. He is

in the hospital for an infection and fever, but I will bet he's cracking jokes

and giving the nurses a hard time. Let's give him time to heal and send him our

best wishes. If anyone knows his home address, we can bombard him with some get

well cards, the funnier the better. He will have something to boost his morale

when he returns home.

> Hands & hearts,

> Lottie Duthu

>

September 9, 2009

Well gee whiz! Bob, I can't send vodka via email, I will need a physical

address!!!!

a (Bobby) Doyle Brecksville, Ohio, USA DX 05/1995 02/2000 - Gleevec

Trial/OHSU 06/2002 - Gleevec/Trisenox Trial/OHSU 06/2003 - Gleevec/Zarnestra

Trial/OHSU 04/2004 - Sprycel Trial/MDACC, CCR in 10 months #840 - Zavie's

Zero Club 09/2006 - out of CCR 04/29/08 - XL228 Trial/ U.of Michigan

06/02/08 - CCR ( in 4 weeks)

02/13/09 - XL trial ended due to side effects

04/13/09 - New Trial, Ariad / U. of Mich./ Dr. Talpaz

From: bob1234stewart <bob-stewart@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Bob

Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 5:54 PM

Well, being in da hospital will not stop me from thanking all

my CML beuddies for writing to me. When I came in yesterday I had degree temp

and my blood pressure was 70 over 30. The slopped seven bags of fluid in and my

blood pressure went back up almost to normal and shot me with snantibotic which

boew away the fever. However they don't know what's causing the problem except

they think it's an infection in my blood. So I'm here until they get the

results back from the blood cultures they took yesterday.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for my Bobby Doyle vodka shot in the mail--with a

twist of lime in it so I get my supply of juice.

Bob , Granger, Indiana

>

> Listen up, friends, we have a very devout fellow subscriber in the hospital.

Please remember Bob in your prayers, he will certainly be in mine. He

is in the hospital for an infection and fever, but I will bet he's cracking

jokes and giving the nurses a hard time. Let's give him time to heal and send

him our best wishes. If anyone knows his home address, we can bombard him with

some get well cards, the funnier the better. He will have something to boost

his morale when he returns home.

> Hands & hearts,

> Lottie Duthu

>

September 10, 2009

To all Bob' 's friends and his CML buddies, he is still in the hospital

and is expecting to be in the hospital for another day or two. The cardiologist

wants to keep him under supervision a wee bit longer, just to make sure he's up

and running as usual. Continue to pray for him and let's give him a grand

welcome.

I will be out of town and not back until late Sunday evening, so I will not have

any more news until I get back.

Hands & hearts,

Lottie Duthu

January 3, 2010

nothing from Bob

At 05:11 PM 12/25/2009 +0000, you wrote:

>Hello Bayard,

>

>I'm getting back to you regarding your offer to Skype with my Canadian

>friend Bob. He is happy and willing to Skype with you and for you to help

>him and talk him thru it. He is a good guy and I'm sure you could

>transform his life. He said he is okay to give you his name, number,

>email, and Skype username. He could even call you to your phone if it is

>okay with you? Anyway, he is willing to listen to you and do whatever you

>ask him to. I'm so excited about it. Bayard, I don't know how to THANK

>you. Man, I owe you this and will never forget it for the rest of my

>life. Just feel free to ask me the things you need to know .

>

>One more thing, I always trying to think of how i could contribute to you

>and the website to spread the CureDrive. I'm a SourceStar (Like Reiki but

>with higher vibration) practitioner and if there is someone you know and

>want me to send healing distance too, I will be happy to do so and you

>hook up me up with him or her till they get better. Even for you..It is

>the least I could do for all the things you are doing for people. Another

>thing is I'm good with graphics and website buildings. I know you have a

>brilliant website designer but I could design a good header that has your

>website logo which would look very attractive, professional and has more

>life to it.. What do you think? I could design it and send it to your

>website designer and he or she coul upload it and make the changes? Should

>I give it a try? I hope that I could be a great help and be your friend.

>

>Anyway Bayard, I wish you a Merry Christmas and looking forward to hearing

>from you soon.

>

>Your friend in Yemen

>

>Ab

>

>No virus found in this incoming message.

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>12/25/09 04:33:00

January 4, 2010

ok

At 06:29 PM 1/3/2010 +0000, you wrote:

>Hi Bayard,

>

>I got back to Bob...He was in the hospital as he was not feeling well and

>didn't get the chance to see your website but he did read the pdf file i

>sent about how to start..He said he needs to get a better idea of the

>website.... Thank you Bayard for your concern...You have done your best

>and it is up to him to decide to do it or not. About me, I'm working on my

>traumas and I seem to have lots of them..... I tested if I'm ready to

>skype with you and work on it but it tested not ready...I'm not sure why

>but I'm working on it. I hope you had a nice New Year and wishing you all

>the best for 2010.

>

>Ab

>

>2010/1/3 Bayard <<mailto:bayard@...>bayard@...>

>>nothing from Bob

>>

>>At 05:11 PM 12/25/2009 +0000, you wrote:

>>

>>>Hello Bayard,

>>>

>>>I'm getting back to you regarding your offer to Skype with my Canadian

>>>friend Bob. He is happy and willing to Skype with you and for you to

>>>help him and talk him thru it. He is a good guy and I'm sure you could

>>>transform his life. He said he is okay to give you his name, number,

>>>email, and Skype username. He could even call you to your phone if it is

>>>okay with you? Anyway, he is willing to listen to you and do whatever

>>>you ask him to. I'm so excited about it. Bayard, I don't know how to

>>>THANK you. Man, I owe you this and will never forget it for the rest of

>>>my life. Just feel free to ask me the things you need to know .

>>>

>>>One more thing, I always trying to think of how i could contribute to

>>>you and the website to spread the CureDrive. I'm a SourceStar (Like

>>>Reiki but with higher vibration) practitioner and if there is someone

>>>you know and want me to send healing distance too, I will be happy to do

>>>so and you hook up me up with him or her till they get better. Even for

>>>you..It is the least I could do for all the things you are doing for

>>>people. Another thing is I'm good with graphics and website buildings. I

>>>know you have a brilliant website designer but I could design a good

>>>header that has your website logo which would look very attractive,

>>>professional and has more life to it.. What do you think? I could design

>>>it and send it to your website designer and he or she coul upload it and

>>>make the changes? Should I give it a try? I hope that I could be a great

>>>help and be your friend.

>>>

>>>Anyway Bayard, I wish you a Merry Christmas and looking forward to

>>>hearing from you soon.

>>>

>>>Your friend in Yemen

>>>

>>>Ab

>>>

>>>No virus found in this incoming message.

>>>Checked by AVG - <http://www.avg.com>www.avg.com

>>>Version: 9.0.722 / Virus Database: 270.14.119/2586 - Release Date:

>>>12/25/09 04:33:00

>

>No virus found in this incoming message.

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>01/04/10 03:24:00

January 27, 2010

Well, Ab, I never heard from your friend Bob. That disease may simply be

crushing him.

Here's a volunteer project you can do for me:

Subscribe to " CureGuy " on YouTube, and watch the videos there. They must

play to the very end for it to count as a viewing with YouTube. While

you're viewing them, rate each 5 stars. Also write a comment for each

video. It only needs to be a few words, such as, " this is great. "

You can do this at your own pace when you have a chance; just try to do a

few each day. Then, when you've done them all, begin at the beginning and

start again.

This will cause YouTube to place the videos higher in searches, and you can

save people's lives this way.

If you listen 's CureShows, you will realize that your friend

can save his own life at any point in the cancer process, right up until

the point of death. People can bring themselves back from terminal.

b