Congratulations angel and all the other winners!OMG! OMG! It was me! I am SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe I won!!!!
Huge Giveaway! Innokin launch their DISRUPTER Device on ECF - 400 To Win
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TY TY TY...me, too!!!Well I'm keeping my fingers, toes, eyes, etc. crossed for him!!
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Yep - It will, "Mine" was already sent and after I signed up I was immediately notified that it was in transit and when it was due to arrive . . .
I need one In Black & Red . . .
By any chance - Does he do the same with what a specific analog tasted like too . . .
Okay - Which ones are for "Us" Diabetics and "Sugar" free . . .
First 10 lbs after being diagnose when I stopped drinking alcohol, then another 30 lbs within 3 months (after I stop Drinking Pepsi) & a total of 60+ lbs with the first year for "Me" . . . Just Sayin' . . .
Well - The Black really shows the ECF "brand". . .
Yep - It will, "Mine" was already sent and after I signed up I was immediately notified that it was in transit and when it was due to arrive . . .
I need one In Black & Red . . .
By any chance - Does he do the same with what a specific analog tasted like too . . .
BAD - SO BAD . . .
Okay - Which ones are for "Us" Diabetics and "Sugar" free . . .
First 10 lbs after being diagnose when I stopped drinking alcohol, then another 30 lbs within 3 months (after I stop Drinking Pepsi) & a total of 60+ lbs with the first year for "Me" . . . Just Sayin' . . .
Well - The Black really shows the ECF "brand". . . 
Congrats to today's winners. I still don't see my name on the list, so I guess they are just saving the best for last
I got a "port" today, and then tomorrow, I start chemotherapy. The port is a semi-permanent implant that goes in my chest, with a line that runs underneath the clavicle and hooks into my bloodstream just above the heart, and functions as an alternate IV so they can give me large amounts of fluid, without blowing out a vein. So whenever they need to give me anything (saline, chemo, or I guess blood transfusions are something I'll be getting a lot of, maybe), or all the blood draws they've been and presumably will need to keep taking each morning, they won't have to stab me in the arm anymore, they'll just access the port with a "special" needle and do it through there. One step closer to becoming Borg, I suppose. I will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
I say "semi-permanent" because apparently they're good for up to twenty years before they have to be taken back out. They say I'll have mine in until I've been in remission for at least a year or two. They will teach me how to access it myself at home, and once a month I'll have to flush it out with a special solution so the blood doesn't clot up around it and close it off. Sounds like a blast...
I got a "port" today, and then tomorrow, I start chemotherapy. The port is a semi-permanent implant that goes in my chest, with a line that runs underneath the clavicle and hooks into my bloodstream just above the heart, and functions as an alternate IV so they can give me large amounts of fluid, without blowing out a vein. So whenever they need to give me anything (saline, chemo, or I guess blood transfusions are something I'll be getting a lot of, maybe), or all the blood draws they've been and presumably will need to keep taking each morning, they won't have to stab me in the arm anymore, they'll just access the port with a "special" needle and do it through there. One step closer to becoming Borg, I suppose. I will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
I say "semi-permanent" because apparently they're good for up to twenty years before they have to be taken back out. They say I'll have mine in until I've been in remission for at least a year or two. They will teach me how to access it myself at home, and once a month I'll have to flush it out with a special solution so the blood doesn't clot up around it and close it off. Sounds like a blast...
Doesn't sound like fun bwh, but better than being stuck with needles all the time. Keep up the positive attitude, you have lots of support here and I'm cheering you on! As already stated, a positive attitude will do wonders to help you get better.
Congrats to today's winners. I still don't see my name on the list, so I guess they are just saving the best for last
I got a "port" today, and then tomorrow, I start chemotherapy. The port is a semi-permanent implant that goes in my chest, with a line that runs underneath the clavicle and hooks into my bloodstream just above the heart, and functions as an alternate IV so they can give me large amounts of fluid, without blowing out a vein. So whenever they need to give me anything (saline, chemo, or I guess blood transfusions are something I'll be getting a lot of, maybe), or all the blood draws they've been and presumably will need to keep taking each morning, they won't have to stab me in the arm anymore, they'll just access the port with a "special" needle and do it through there. One step closer to becoming Borg, I suppose. I will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
I say "semi-permanent" because apparently they're good for up to twenty years before they have to be taken back out. They say I'll have mine in until I've been in remission for at least a year or two. They will teach me how to access it myself at home, and once a month I'll have to flush it out with a special solution so the blood doesn't clot up around it and close it off. Sounds like a blast...
Bwh79, I will keep you in my prayers. Bless you.
Darn. Another 50 down and no me. But yay for the winners. Free vape mail. Always fun. I do hope I win. Cause I have a few colors in mind. Black and Blue or Black and Red or Black and Purple.
I've had one..it's much better than needles! Find things to keep you busy, some days will be all tests and ugly stuff.learn to love 7up and crackers, it's helps with the stomach. Jello will be your friend! And never pass up the chance for a nap!Congrats to today's winners. I still don't see my name on the list, so I guess they are just saving the best for last
I got a "port" today, and then tomorrow, I start chemotherapy. The port is a semi-permanent implant that goes in my chest, with a line that runs underneath the clavicle and hooks into my bloodstream just above the heart, and functions as an alternate IV so they can give me large amounts of fluid, without blowing out a vein. So whenever they need to give me anything (saline, chemo, or I guess blood transfusions are something I'll be getting a lot of, maybe), or all the blood draws they've been and presumably will need to keep taking each morning, they won't have to stab me in the arm anymore, they'll just access the port with a "special" needle and do it through there. One step closer to becoming Borg, I suppose. I will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
I say "semi-permanent" because apparently they're good for up to twenty years before they have to be taken back out. They say I'll have mine in until I've been in remission for at least a year or two. They will teach me how to access it myself at home, and once a month I'll have to flush it out with a special solution so the blood doesn't clot up around it and close it off. Sounds like a blast...
Still keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. Keep up the positive attitude...that'll go a long way towards healing!Congrats to today's winners. I still don't see my name on the list, so I guess they are just saving the best for last
I got a "port" today, and then tomorrow, I start chemotherapy. The port is a semi-permanent implant that goes in my chest, with a line that runs underneath the clavicle and hooks into my bloodstream just above the heart, and functions as an alternate IV so they can give me large amounts of fluid, without blowing out a vein. So whenever they need to give me anything (saline, chemo, or I guess blood transfusions are something I'll be getting a lot of, maybe), or all the blood draws they've been and presumably will need to keep taking each morning, they won't have to stab me in the arm anymore, they'll just access the port with a "special" needle and do it through there. One step closer to becoming Borg, I suppose. I will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
I say "semi-permanent" because apparently they're good for up to twenty years before they have to be taken back out. They say I'll have mine in until I've been in remission for at least a year or two. They will teach me how to access it myself at home, and once a month I'll have to flush it out with a special solution so the blood doesn't clot up around it and close it off. Sounds like a blast...
Prayers to bwh79, stay positive.
Mucho Congrats to all of todays winners and a happy dance for you all
I love your spirit, bwh79. Stay positive! Best wishes...Congrats to today's winners. I still don't see my name on the list, so I guess they are just saving the best for last
I got a "port" today, and then tomorrow, I start chemotherapy. The port is a semi-permanent implant that goes in my chest, with a line that runs underneath the clavicle and hooks into my bloodstream just above the heart, and functions as an alternate IV so they can give me large amounts of fluid, without blowing out a vein. So whenever they need to give me anything (saline, chemo, or I guess blood transfusions are something I'll be getting a lot of, maybe), or all the blood draws they've been and presumably will need to keep taking each morning, they won't have to stab me in the arm anymore, they'll just access the port with a "special" needle and do it through there. One step closer to becoming Borg, I suppose. I will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
I say "semi-permanent" because apparently they're good for up to twenty years before they have to be taken back out. They say I'll have mine in until I've been in remission for at least a year or two. They will teach me how to access it myself at home, and once a month I'll have to flush it out with a special solution so the blood doesn't clot up around it and close it off. Sounds like a blast...
If you have family or friends that can bring you things I have a recipe that is great during chemo. It was the only thing I could keep down. Also everyone will tell you... Do not attempt to eat any of your favorite foods while on chemo or you will never like them again. Your taste buds will cease to exist and honestly your mouth maybe to fill of sores to really eat. I found comfort in knowing what to expect. Drs do not have to tell you about side effects if they think it will keep you from doing treatment. There are lots of little tricks to weathering chemo. I hope they have told you what to expect. What is your cocktail and what's your schedule are you like 3 on 1 off?Congrats to today's winners. I still don't see my name on the list, so I guess they are just saving the best for last
I got a "port" today, and then tomorrow, I start chemotherapy. The port is a semi-permanent implant that goes in my chest, with a line that runs underneath the clavicle and hooks into my bloodstream just above the heart, and functions as an alternate IV so they can give me large amounts of fluid, without blowing out a vein. So whenever they need to give me anything (saline, chemo, or I guess blood transfusions are something I'll be getting a lot of, maybe), or all the blood draws they've been and presumably will need to keep taking each morning, they won't have to stab me in the arm anymore, they'll just access the port with a "special" needle and do it through there. One step closer to becoming Borg, I suppose. I will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
I say "semi-permanent" because apparently they're good for up to twenty years before they have to be taken back out. They say I'll have mine in until I've been in remission for at least a year or two. They will teach me how to access it myself at home, and once a month I'll have to flush it out with a special solution so the blood doesn't clot up around it and close it off. Sounds like a blast...
Ports blahhhh. Lol. I was lucky and able to make a deal with my onc that if i tolerated 4 in my vein then no port. I call my chemo arm my iron arm lol. It made it thru treatment but it doesn't like any post surgery ...... anymore lol.
I was dx at the age of 29... I officially became a thriver this past January. Take it easy. Hang in there. Pm me of you need anything including that recipe.
Did you win last Monday with me or were you the week before?Congrats to all!!!!!!
I just got UPS confirmation that mine will be arriving via UPS tomorrow
Thank you. It was an awesome day with my kidsOh andHAPPY BELATED B.DAY ANJELVAPE77
It's jar juice vaped they do online and he has some really good tobaccos13 Pages Later . . .
Yep - It will, "Mine" was already sent and after I signed up I was immediately notified that it was in transit and when it was due to arrive . . .
I need one In Black & Red . . .
By any chance - Does he do the same with what a specific analog tasted like too . . .
BAD - SO BAD . . .
Okay - Which ones are for "Us" Diabetics and "Sugar" free . . .
First 10 lbs after being diagnose when I stopped drinking alcohol, then another 30 lbs within 3 months (after I stop Drinking Pepsi) & a total of 60+ lbs with the first year for "Me" . . . Just Sayin' . . .
Happiness to all today's winners! Maybe I'll join you soon with the last beat up one. LOL! Tomorrow is another chance. Thank you Innokin! 
CONGRATULATIONS to the newest winners!!
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