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[Shibby]

update everyone -- it was a non cancerous tumor -- you just dont know what a weight was lifted off my shoulders .. i am smiling again and pounding the shit out of my legs at the gym !!

no upper body till next week -- i get stitches out -- so cardio and legs for the time being

That's great to hear House! :bravonew:

[LandL]

Praise God to that...Please - take this event in your life to just be safe... Glad to hear your were OK - LandL

[ROCKETW19]

good to hear bro i didnt want to post on this thread untill i knew you were ok. now that your ok get to work and bring home some hardware for us at your show.

[Primal Instinct]

Glad to hear that you're OK, House!

[Chadd77]

That is awesome news brother!!!! I'm so glad everything worked out!

[Bouncer]

good news brother.

[wnabeabeast]

Great news maaaan :)

[Pumpdogg]

Glad to hear you are well bro.. Dont bust those stiches big man doing legs :D

Hey and wipe the cheese eatin grin off your face :nerdnew:

[house1]

thanks alot everyone. very much appreciated

[Lmg2701]

I've been wondering about this, awesome to hear bro now go kick some ass on stage.

[coffee-guy]

Great to hear bro - I am relieved for you and your family...

[sonis9]

f*&king right brutha!! glad to here it!! this is a wake up call for everyone though. this could have went the other way. H1 glad all is well, now go after this like hell won't have it. i will stay in touch. if you need anything just holla--

[babyblues]

Wow, great news dude. I can't imagine having a scare like that.

Can I give you some advice? I'm not into bodybuilding like some of you are. I go to the gym and workout because I think it's fun. But here's the thing....all of what you're working for will go away some day. That's right. It will only last for so long. Sure, you're accomplishments will still remain in your memory and you'll still be able to look back and enjoy the sense of satisfaction from them, but our bodies all break down eventually. That's just the way it is. The influence and the luster of your accomplishments in bodybuilding will diminish and fade with time, until one day, no one will ever remember them after you're gone. I'm not saying anything against bodybuilding. You can insert any hobby or career choice into this equation. My point is, how will this affect your children when you're gone? How will this affect your grandchildren or your great grandchildren? Either positive or negative.

Now, the legacy you leave as a man WILL NEVER GO AWAY. The husband you were to your wife, the father you were to your kids, the friend you were to those you knew well. The influence of that legacy will grow with time. And when you're gone, that legacy will still be affecting your children and their children and their children for generations to come. As a man, you can literally change your world. You can change the worlds of those around you too. That's not meant to be sexist. Even you women have to admit, there's something about a man who is willing to sacrifice everything for his family. Men like that stand head and shoulders above the rest regardless of their physical dimensions. There's nothing in this world that is so powerful and influential as a man who is willing to be a GOOD man no matter what the rest of the world thinks. No matter what else in life may come along that looks better or easier or more satisfying at the time.

Whatever you do, do it will all you got. But realize that there are some things that you MUST be good at or nothing you do or accomplishment means squat. Bodybuilding doesn't define you, my friend. Your legacy as a man does. I'm pulling for you, dude. Best of luck with your comps coming up. Looking forward to hearing how you do.

[house1]

Wow, great news dude. I can't imagine having a scare like that.

Can I give you some advice? I'm not into bodybuilding like some of you are. I go to the gym and workout because I think it's fun. But here's the thing....all of what you're working for will go away some day. That's right. It will only last for so long. Sure, you're accomplishments will still remain in your memory and you'll still be able to look back and enjoy the sense of satisfaction from them, but our bodies all break down eventually. That's just the way it is. The influence and the luster of your accomplishments in bodybuilding will diminish and fade with time, until one day, no one will ever remember them after you're gone. I'm not saying anything against bodybuilding. You can insert any hobby or career choice into this equation. My point is, how will this affect your children when you're gone? How will this affect your grandchildren or your great grandchildren? Either positive or negative.

Now, the legacy you leave as a man WILL NEVER GO AWAY. The husband you were to your wife, the father you were to your kids, the friend you were to those you knew well. The influence of that legacy will grow with time. And when you're gone, that legacy will still be affecting your children and their children and their children for generations to come. As a man, you can literally change your world. You can change the worlds of those around you too. That's not meant to be sexist. Even you women have to admit, there's something about a man who is willing to sacrifice everything for his family. Men like that stand head and shoulders above the rest regardless of their physical dimensions. There's nothing in this world that is so powerful and influential as a man who is willing to be a GOOD man no matter what the rest of the world thinks. No matter what else in life may come along that looks better or easier or more satisfying at the time.

Whatever you do, do it will all you got. But realize that there are some things that you MUST be good at or nothing you do or accomplishment means squat. Bodybuilding doesn't define you, my friend. Your legacy as a man does. I'm pulling for you, dude. Best of luck with your comps coming up. Looking forward to hearing how you do.

JUST WANT TO SAY GREAT POST BRO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mr.Mafioso]

Wow, great news dude. I can't imagine having a scare like that.

Can I give you some advice? I'm not into bodybuilding like some of you are. I go to the gym and workout because I think it's fun. But here's the thing....all of what you're working for will go away some day. That's right. It will only last for so long. Sure, you're accomplishments will still remain in your memory and you'll still be able to look back and enjoy the sense of satisfaction from them, but our bodies all break down eventually. That's just the way it is. The influence and the luster of your accomplishments in bodybuilding will diminish and fade with time, until one day, no one will ever remember them after you're gone. I'm not saying anything against bodybuilding. You can insert any hobby or career choice into this equation. My point is, how will this affect your children when you're gone? How will this affect your grandchildren or your great grandchildren? Either positive or negative.

Now, the legacy you leave as a man WILL NEVER GO AWAY. The husband you were to your wife, the father you were to your kids, the friend you were to those you knew well. The influence of that legacy will grow with time. And when you're gone, that legacy will still be affecting your children and their children and their children for generations to come. As a man, you can literally change your world. You can change the worlds of those around you too. That's not meant to be sexist. Even you women have to admit, there's something about a man who is willing to sacrifice everything for his family. Men like that stand head and shoulders above the rest regardless of their physical dimensions. There's nothing in this world that is so powerful and influential as a man who is willing to be a GOOD man no matter what the rest of the world thinks. No matter what else in life may come along that looks better or easier or more satisfying at the time.

Whatever you do, do it will all you got. But realize that there are some things that you MUST be good at or nothing you do or accomplishment means squat. Bodybuilding doesn't define you, my friend. Your legacy as a man does. I'm pulling for you, dude. Best of luck with your comps coming up. Looking forward to hearing how you do.

:bravonew:


wow man...that was really a good post...really made me think about how im livin my life right now...

for some reason while i was reading that i felt that i was supposed to read that and it wasnt just coincidence...

...also id like to say that even tho i really dont know u House1 like the rest of these fellas im sure glad everything turned out good for u man and im rootin for ya...good luck man.