THANK YOU BOYS!!!

(trying to keep it short)
a few months ago , i posted on here that my dad had cancer.
he`s 66 and has been watching city since he was 11. some great stories he got (beating spurs` double winning side is among his favourite)
he retired last year, grafted all his life and within a few months of retiring got struck down.
the post received over a 100 messages of get wells and cancer experiences/advice from yourselves, and i printed them out and gave them to him in hospital.
i saw him the following day and he said that it was the best feeling he ever had, to recieve something like that from people he never knew.
he filled right up, well and truly touched.
his cancer went into remission 4 weeks ago, and we have been told today it has violently returned with 4 tumors in his shoulder. his doctor said he has never seen it return so quickly.
im not asking you guys to do the same thing again, ive just ran out of words to comfort him.
i look at recent weeks , mikey dye, city fan at ccs last week, gary speed and just feel like saying to you all just a big thanks, this is real support, from people you dont even know, and show what a difference a message board can make.
a big massive thanks for making my dad feel ever so special.
im filling up just typing this cos i know none of you, but feels like i do.
best wishes for you all lads,
graham

Hi Mate thats tough to read. God Bless you Dad. ATB. Reeco

Hope everything turns out ok Graham, ...

Must be so tough mate, best wishes to you and your father

All the best to ur dad mate and i really hope he makes a recovery x

(trying to keep it short)
a few months ago , i posted on here that my dad had cancer.
he`s 66 and has been watching city since he was 11. some great stories he got (beating spurs` double winning side is among his favourite)
he retired last year, grafted all his life and within a few months of retiring got struck down.
the post received over a 100 messages of get wells and cancer experiences/advice from yourselves, and i printed them out and gave them to him in hospital.
i saw him the following day and he said that it was the best feeling he ever had, to recieve something like that from people he never knew.
he filled right up, well and truly touched.
his cancer went into remission 4 weeks ago, and we have been told today it has violently returned with 4 tumors in his shoulder. his doctor said he has never seen it return so quickly.
im not asking you guys to do the same thing again, ive just ran out of words to comfort him.
i look at recent weeks , mikey dye, city fan at ccs last week, gary speed and just feel like saying to you all just a big thanks, this is real support, from people you dont even know, and show what a difference a message board can make.
a big massive thanks for making my dad feel ever so special.
im filling up just typing this cos i know none of you, but feels like i do.
best wishes for you all lads,
graham

Best wishes to you, Graham and to your family. There's still plenty of hope for your dad, I'm sure and we know that people fight back after a number of cancer scares, so it can be done. Don't give up, fella and tell him you love him every day.

All the best to your Dad, and I hope the power of the Forum makes miracles happen......

Get well soon fella, Bluebirds always stick together

Here's a little ditty
About the fans of cardiff city
Through snow and rain and play off pain
We try to keep it witty.

At times we get excited
With Malky, we're delighted
We could make wembley again this time
Cos Palace beat United.

Its more than football here
We share stories and a beer
We're sometimes blue, and Reeco too
We help those we hold dear

Good luck mate

Sorry to hear that, all the best to you and your family.
Cancer is a horrible disease.

Nobby i am so sorry to hear that. I hope he keeps fighting and for you to stay strong. Give him my best wishes and hope he comes through. Thinking of you.

(trying to keep it short)
a few months ago , i posted on here that my dad had cancer.
he`s 66 and has been watching city since he was 11. some great stories he got (beating spurs` double winning side is among his favourite)
he retired last year, grafted all his life and within a few months of retiring got struck down.
the post received over a 100 messages of get wells and cancer experiences/advice from yourselves, and i printed them out and gave them to him in hospital.
i saw him the following day and he said that it was the best feeling he ever had, to recieve something like that from people he never knew.
he filled right up, well and truly touched.
his cancer went into remission 4 weeks ago, and we have been told today it has violently returned with 4 tumors in his shoulder. his doctor said he has never seen it return so quickly.
im not asking you guys to do the same thing again, ive just ran out of words to comfort him.
i look at recent weeks , mikey dye, city fan at ccs last week, gary speed and just feel like saying to you all just a big thanks, this is real support, from people you dont even know, and show what a difference a message board can make.
a big massive thanks for making my dad feel ever so special.
im filling up just typing this cos i know none of you, but feels like i do.
best wishes for you all lads,
graham

Graham? I dont know you feller, but have been in the same ballpark mate!

Please pass on to your Dad that there is a Gog, CCFC through and through
walloping a few glasses of wine down for him

One Love

Dave

I hope your Dad wins this battle mate I wish him every success in fighting this evil cancer

Nugent sorry to hear that mate.
Hope your old man can come through this, can only imagine how tough it must be for him and all of you to go through with him.
keep smiling mate and when thats tough to do, youll find plenty of support on here

Best wishes to your Dad and you Graham.

To a life long Bluebird, I wish you all the best.

Do not give up hope.

You have Cardiff City playing in the Premier League to look forward to.... And that is worth fighting for!

It is beatable Bluebird.... Stay strong