Brain Tumor hits home.

[Josh Passini]

CHI-town has your back for sure. Positive Vibes brotha! Wreck that thing with that CBD Earl!!!!!!!!

[Kevin Reed]

Stay positive man. My best thoughts and wishes are with you.

[Isaac Atley]

shit man best wishes and a quick recovery. we say over here in nz kia kaha. its maori for stay strong and means physically, mentally and spiritually aswell. this will just be one more step in your life man, dont let it win and then it can only make you a better man. New zealand has your back too throwing you the msot positive vibes i can find.

[Kyle Spalla]

You have been an amazing support to Veterans and especially the ones that love this system dude. You have my utmost respect as
Service member, veteran and as a man. If there is anything you need dude don't hesitate to ask. All the best luck to you, keep us posted, everyone here has your back Ken.

[Andrew T]

Stay strong brother. We are all thinking about you.

[Paul Hughes]

I doubt there is much I can do from the UK other than pray and send positive energy your way dude. That being said any help I can give, I would be more than happy to do so.

I've always told me spouse if ever I am in this situation look up Dr Burzynski.

Anyway, I'm so sorry to hear this and I wish you all the best my friend.

[Chris Herzog]

I think a Vape Bag Clear-O-Thon is in order!

[Sean Marshall]

Hope you kick that tumor in the balls

[Matthew Edlund]

YEEESSSS! YEEEEEESSSSSS!!! THE POWER!!!
I'm gonna be HORRIBLE...but ill get away with it because i have a brain tumor. hahahahahaahah!!!!

I called it one of the perks of cancer. I had a touch of a tumor two years back. The best was messing with people. Girls at bars are the best to mess with. I would act like an asshole then tell the girl I could make her feel bad. After I told her I had cancer she'd be buying me drinks. It was mean but everyone, including whatever girl, had a good time and laughed. Have fun with it. It's one of the few things that will keep you sane.

You think it's hard hearing the doctor tell you that you have cancer. The hard part is hearing yourself tell the people you love. Good luck with all of those conversations. Bring Kleenex, beer and a lot of jokes. You'll find you'll be doing a lot of consoling instead of getting it. You're a strong dude, probably a rock for a lot of people. Make sure to make everyone laugh. Give the tumor a name and hope it pushes on the part of your brain that gives you some cool super powers. Mine just made me pee at very inconvenient times.

If you need any help or need to bounce an idea off someone, I might be able to help. Hit me up any time.

[Johnnie McIntyre]

Sending positive thoughts across the water....best wishes bro!!!