Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 Lynnette: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can't believe he lost his battle with this disease after only 4 months. He was too young. Try to honor his memory with all the beautiful thoughts of how good he was to you and your little ones. You are in my thoughts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 Lynnette: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can't believe he lost his battle with this disease after only 4 months. He was too young. Try to honor his memory with all the beautiful thoughts of how good he was to you and your little ones. You are in my thoughts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 I'll be thinking of you Lynette. If you have pictures of your Dad send them to Jay at: _jayishome@..._ (mailto:jayishome@...) He will post them to his site _http://jaydebaca.home.comcast.net/_ (http://jaydebaca.home.comcast.net/) together with music each weekend so we can pray for and remember all our loved ones. Take care Narice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 I'll be thinking of you Lynette. If you have pictures of your Dad send them to Jay at: _jayishome@..._ (mailto:jayishome@...) He will post them to his site _http://jaydebaca.home.comcast.net/_ (http://jaydebaca.home.comcast.net/) together with music each weekend so we can pray for and remember all our loved ones. Take care Narice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 ((((((((Lynette))))))))))) hang in there Deb " Mrs. Lynette Hoffmann " lkfraley@...> wrote: Hi Everyone, I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow is the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who don't know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought I would be laying my Father to rest on that day. What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my life? He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, and they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just wish he was still here with us. Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. Thanks for reading, Lynette I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. Thanks again *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* --------------------------------- Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 Lynette, Your grief is shared. Just want you to know that and know that your Dad is there with you. You just can't see him. Karima Sad Day Tomorrow Hi Everyone, I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow is the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who don't know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought I would be laying my Father to rest on that day. What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my life? He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, and they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just wish he was still here with us. Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. Thanks for reading, Lynette I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. Thanks again *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* --------------------------------- Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 Lynette, I am so sorry that you lost your dad a year ago. I too never have gotten over the loss of my dad. He died 25 years ago from stomach cancer. But our dad's live in our hearts. They are with us each and every day. Don't ever let your children forget your dad. I wish my son could of known his grandpa. But he was not born yet then. God Bless You and your children. Ingrid > Hi Everyone, > > I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow > is > the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who > don't > know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He > died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the > beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought > I > would be laying my Father to rest on that day. > What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him > right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my > life? > He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, > and > they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just > wish > he was still here with us. > > Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. > Thanks for reading, > > Lynette > > I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. > > So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. > > Thanks again > > > > > *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 Lynette So sorry you are feeling bad on the anniversary of your dad's passing. Is okay... time will heal the pain of your loss. He is with you, no doubt about it. As the kids talk about their Poppy you know he is right there.. Is a great way to keep his memory alive. I used to talk about about my hubby... LOL... Even now usually when I do something he would not approve of... He was sure I would ruin his lawn.. Well thank goodness it is still nice and green. I don't baby it like he did, or water it etc - I let nature take care of it. So I am relieved that I am doing that much almost right. But it is over 5 years now and pain of loss is easier to bear and so in time it will be for you as well. You will manage.... Take care and God Bless Jolene Mrs. Lynette Hoffmann wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow > is > the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who > don't > know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He > died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the > beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought > I > would be laying my Father to rest on that day. > What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him > right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my > life? > He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, > and > they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just > wish > he was still here with us. > > Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. > Thanks for reading, > > Lynette > > I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by > Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. > > So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. > > Thanks again > > > > > *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 Lynette So sorry you are feeling bad on the anniversary of your dad's passing. Is okay... time will heal the pain of your loss. He is with you, no doubt about it. As the kids talk about their Poppy you know he is right there.. Is a great way to keep his memory alive. I used to talk about about my hubby... LOL... Even now usually when I do something he would not approve of... He was sure I would ruin his lawn.. Well thank goodness it is still nice and green. I don't baby it like he did, or water it etc - I let nature take care of it. So I am relieved that I am doing that much almost right. But it is over 5 years now and pain of loss is easier to bear and so in time it will be for you as well. You will manage.... Take care and God Bless Jolene Mrs. Lynette Hoffmann wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow > is > the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who > don't > know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He > died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the > beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought > I > would be laying my Father to rest on that day. > What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him > right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my > life? > He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, > and > they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just > wish > he was still here with us. > > Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. > Thanks for reading, > > Lynette > > I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by > Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. > > So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. > > Thanks again > > > > > *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 Yes, my Dad was called Papa by my sister, 's girls. No matter how awful he felt when they walked in Dad would perk up and smile at them. He really loved all his kids. In fact those were his last words I love you too I love you all. Sounds like the world lost a couple of gems Crying with you Hugs and Prayers Narice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 I guess the cancer had progressed to far by the time we found it. He had surgery on June 18th, 2004 and that was when the surgeon came out and told us that Dad was in fact going to die. I couldn't believe he was talking about my Dad, the person whom I loved so much. He told us 6-9 months was what he had left. After his surgery he was in the hospital until July 10th. He couldn't keep anything down and he had to keep the stomach tube in, he developed an infection and blood clots, it was always something it seemed. We brought him home on July 10th and he was doing alright for a month or so, but then around the third week of August he complained of such deep constant pain in his back and stomach area again. Took him for a bone scan to see if it spread. It didn't spread to the bone, but it was now in his liver and lungs...after only 2 months. He stayed in the hospital for another 2 weeks, and then we decided it was just time for him to come home, so the amulance brought him home, and we called Hospice . He lived about 2 more weeks after hospice came in. I wish that we never would have let him have that awful surgery. All it did was cause him extreme pain. You couldn't hardly tell he was sick until he had that surgery. If we would have refused it he wouldn't have spent the last days of his life in the hospital with tubes, surgeries, pain, vomiting...but how were we to know? I thought we were saving him. I tried, I really did, we all did. It's been a year today, and I still can't believe he is gone. Miss him very much. Lynette brencolinmom@... wrote: Lynnette: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can't believe he lost his battle with this disease after only 4 months. He was too young. Try to honor his memory with all the beautiful thoughts of how good he was to you and your little ones. You are in my thoughts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 My baby is now 2, and he still holds my Dad's picture and says My Poppy! Warms my heart. When Dad was really out of it, hardly able to talk whenever Caleb would walk into the room, Dad would grin from ear to ear, the biggest smile, I didn't think he had it in him still but I guess that showed how much he loved my kids. Caleb would pick up Dad's hand and kiss it, he and Dad would always give high 5's, Caleb still would do it even though Poppy couldn't do it back. I don't know if he actually remembers him or if he just remembered that picture is of someone we call Poppy. The girls remember him I know they do, they are 5 and 4. We'll never forget him. Love him too much. Thanks, Lynette and Family Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote: Lynette, I am so sorry that you lost your dad a year ago. I too never have gotten over the loss of my dad. He died 25 years ago from stomach cancer. But our dad's live in our hearts. They are with us each and every day. Don't ever let your children forget your dad. I wish my son could of known his grandpa. But he was not born yet then. God Bless You and your children. Ingrid > Hi Everyone, > > I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow > is > the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who > don't > know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He > died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the > beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought > I > would be laying my Father to rest on that day. > What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him > right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my > life? > He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, > and > they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just > wish > he was still here with us. > > Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. > Thanks for reading, > > Lynette > > I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. > > So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. > > Thanks again > > > > > *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 My baby is now 2, and he still holds my Dad's picture and says My Poppy! Warms my heart. When Dad was really out of it, hardly able to talk whenever Caleb would walk into the room, Dad would grin from ear to ear, the biggest smile, I didn't think he had it in him still but I guess that showed how much he loved my kids. Caleb would pick up Dad's hand and kiss it, he and Dad would always give high 5's, Caleb still would do it even though Poppy couldn't do it back. I don't know if he actually remembers him or if he just remembered that picture is of someone we call Poppy. The girls remember him I know they do, they are 5 and 4. We'll never forget him. Love him too much. Thanks, Lynette and Family Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote: Lynette, I am so sorry that you lost your dad a year ago. I too never have gotten over the loss of my dad. He died 25 years ago from stomach cancer. But our dad's live in our hearts. They are with us each and every day. Don't ever let your children forget your dad. I wish my son could of known his grandpa. But he was not born yet then. God Bless You and your children. Ingrid > Hi Everyone, > > I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow > is > the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who > don't > know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He > died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the > beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought > I > would be laying my Father to rest on that day. > What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him > right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my > life? > He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, > and > they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just > wish > he was still here with us. > > Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. > Thanks for reading, > > Lynette > > I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. > > So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. > > Thanks again > > > > > *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 My baby is now 2, and he still holds my Dad's picture and says My Poppy! Warms my heart. When Dad was really out of it, hardly able to talk whenever Caleb would walk into the room, Dad would grin from ear to ear, the biggest smile, I didn't think he had it in him still but I guess that showed how much he loved my kids. Caleb would pick up Dad's hand and kiss it, he and Dad would always give high 5's, Caleb still would do it even though Poppy couldn't do it back. I don't know if he actually remembers him or if he just remembered that picture is of someone we call Poppy. The girls remember him I know they do, they are 5 and 4. We'll never forget him. Love him too much. Thanks, Lynette and Family Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote: Lynette, I am so sorry that you lost your dad a year ago. I too never have gotten over the loss of my dad. He died 25 years ago from stomach cancer. But our dad's live in our hearts. They are with us each and every day. Don't ever let your children forget your dad. I wish my son could of known his grandpa. But he was not born yet then. God Bless You and your children. Ingrid > Hi Everyone, > > I am feeling kind of gloomy this week, more so than usual. Tomorrow > is > the One-year anniversary of my Dad's death. For those of you who > don't > know me, I am 25 years old and I lost my Dad on September 9, 2004. He > died from Metastatic (?) Colon Cancer after a 4 month battle with the > beast. He was 67 years old. We buried him on 9/11/04...never thought > I > would be laying my Father to rest on that day. > What a bummer. I miss him so much. Just closing my eyes I can see him > right here beside me, what'll I do without him for the rest of my > life? > He was my best friend. He also loved my little children very much, > and > they loved him too. They talk about Poppy all the time still. Just > wish > he was still here with us. > > Just wanted to post this before I head off to bed. > Thanks for reading, > > Lynette > > I also wanted to add that at my Dad's funeral we played " Angel " by Maclachlan and " Go Rest High On That Mountain " by Mr. Vince Gill. > > So if you hear these songs think of my Dad. > > Thanks again > > > > > *Support Colon Cancer Awareness* > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 Lynette don't hold that regret. What was done was done to save the life of that wonderful man. No one knows how the outcome will be either way. Cancer left alone can be a very very painful way to die. It is a terrible thing to have lost him to this cancer. I am so sorry for your loss. Priscilla A. Savary Executive Director Colorectal Cancer Network PO Box 182, Kensington MD 20895 psavary@... www.colorectal-cancer.net _________ Screening for All. Colon Cancer for None. ProjectMARCH -- rarely in life do you get a chance to make major change or save thousands of lives. March 6, 2006 you can. http://www.colorectal-cancer.net/projectmarch.htm Re: Sad Day Tomorrow I guess the cancer had progressed to far by the time we found it. He had surgery on June 18th, 2004 and that was when the surgeon came out and told us that Dad was in fact going to die. I couldn't believe he was talking about my Dad, the person whom I loved so much. He told us 6-9 months was what he had left. After his surgery he was in the hospital until July 10th. He couldn't keep anything down and he had to keep the stomach tube in, he developed an infection and blood clots, it was always something it seemed. We brought him home on July 10th and he was doing alright for a month or so, but then around the third week of August he complained of such deep constant pain in his back and stomach area again. Took him for a bone scan to see if it spread. It didn't spread to the bone, but it was now in his liver and lungs...after only 2 months. He stayed in the hospital for another 2 weeks, and then we decided it was just time for him to come home, so the amulance brought him home,! and we called Hospice . He lived about 2 more weeks after hospice came in. I wish that we never would have let him have that awful surgery. All it did was cause him extreme pain. You couldn't hardly tell he was sick until he had that surgery. If we would have refused it he wouldn't have spent the last days of his life in the hospital with tubes, surgeries, pain, vomiting...but how were we to know? I thought we were saving him. I tried, I really did, we all did. It's been a year today, and I still can't believe he is gone. Miss him very much. Lynette brencolinmom@... wrote: Lynnette: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can't believe he lost his battle with this disease after only 4 months. He was too young. Try to honor his memory with all the beautiful thoughts of how good he was to you and your little ones. You are in my thoughts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 Lynette don't hold that regret. What was done was done to save the life of that wonderful man. No one knows how the outcome will be either way. Cancer left alone can be a very very painful way to die. It is a terrible thing to have lost him to this cancer. I am so sorry for your loss. Priscilla A. Savary Executive Director Colorectal Cancer Network PO Box 182, Kensington MD 20895 psavary@... www.colorectal-cancer.net _________ Screening for All. Colon Cancer for None. ProjectMARCH -- rarely in life do you get a chance to make major change or save thousands of lives. March 6, 2006 you can. http://www.colorectal-cancer.net/projectmarch.htm Re: Sad Day Tomorrow I guess the cancer had progressed to far by the time we found it. He had surgery on June 18th, 2004 and that was when the surgeon came out and told us that Dad was in fact going to die. I couldn't believe he was talking about my Dad, the person whom I loved so much. He told us 6-9 months was what he had left. After his surgery he was in the hospital until July 10th. He couldn't keep anything down and he had to keep the stomach tube in, he developed an infection and blood clots, it was always something it seemed. We brought him home on July 10th and he was doing alright for a month or so, but then around the third week of August he complained of such deep constant pain in his back and stomach area again. Took him for a bone scan to see if it spread. It didn't spread to the bone, but it was now in his liver and lungs...after only 2 months. He stayed in the hospital for another 2 weeks, and then we decided it was just time for him to come home, so the amulance brought him home,! and we called Hospice . He lived about 2 more weeks after hospice came in. I wish that we never would have let him have that awful surgery. All it did was cause him extreme pain. You couldn't hardly tell he was sick until he had that surgery. If we would have refused it he wouldn't have spent the last days of his life in the hospital with tubes, surgeries, pain, vomiting...but how were we to know? I thought we were saving him. I tried, I really did, we all did. It's been a year today, and I still can't believe he is gone. Miss him very much. Lynette brencolinmom@... wrote: Lynnette: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can't believe he lost his battle with this disease after only 4 months. He was too young. Try to honor his memory with all the beautiful thoughts of how good he was to you and your little ones. You are in my thoughts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 Lynette don't hold that regret. What was done was done to save the life of that wonderful man. No one knows how the outcome will be either way. Cancer left alone can be a very very painful way to die. It is a terrible thing to have lost him to this cancer. I am so sorry for your loss. Priscilla A. Savary Executive Director Colorectal Cancer Network PO Box 182, Kensington MD 20895 psavary@... www.colorectal-cancer.net _________ Screening for All. Colon Cancer for None. ProjectMARCH -- rarely in life do you get a chance to make major change or save thousands of lives. March 6, 2006 you can. http://www.colorectal-cancer.net/projectmarch.htm Re: Sad Day Tomorrow I guess the cancer had progressed to far by the time we found it. He had surgery on June 18th, 2004 and that was when the surgeon came out and told us that Dad was in fact going to die. I couldn't believe he was talking about my Dad, the person whom I loved so much. He told us 6-9 months was what he had left. After his surgery he was in the hospital until July 10th. He couldn't keep anything down and he had to keep the stomach tube in, he developed an infection and blood clots, it was always something it seemed. We brought him home on July 10th and he was doing alright for a month or so, but then around the third week of August he complained of such deep constant pain in his back and stomach area again. Took him for a bone scan to see if it spread. It didn't spread to the bone, but it was now in his liver and lungs...after only 2 months. He stayed in the hospital for another 2 weeks, and then we decided it was just time for him to come home, so the amulance brought him home,! and we called Hospice . He lived about 2 more weeks after hospice came in. I wish that we never would have let him have that awful surgery. All it did was cause him extreme pain. You couldn't hardly tell he was sick until he had that surgery. If we would have refused it he wouldn't have spent the last days of his life in the hospital with tubes, surgeries, pain, vomiting...but how were we to know? I thought we were saving him. I tried, I really did, we all did. It's been a year today, and I still can't believe he is gone. Miss him very much. Lynette brencolinmom@... wrote: Lynnette: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can't believe he lost his battle with this disease after only 4 months. He was too young. Try to honor his memory with all the beautiful thoughts of how good he was to you and your little ones. You are in my thoughts. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2005 Report Share Posted September 9, 2005 Lynette, I am so sorry you are having so much pain missing your dad. Your dad would not want you to be hurting so much. He gave you life and loved you very much. He is in a wonderful place now. He does not ever have to hurt and feel pain. He is with all his relatives who have gone before him. He lives within your heart and soul. It is wonderful that you remember him and miss him so much. Makes me wonder how so many families are not like this. You, Lynette are a wonderful person who is so full of love and life. Your father raised you to be this way. God Bless him. Ingrid > Lynnette: > I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can't believe he lost his battle with > this disease after only 4 months. He was too young. Try to honor his > memory with all the beautiful thoughts of how good he was to you and your little > ones. You are in my thoughts. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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