Just sent an email to someone, which included my entire signature line (shown below, and used when communicating with others on the lymphoma/leukemia/myeloma message boards) who I hadn’t intended to see it.
Marc – Long Beach, CA
Dx atypical MCL(CD5-) 3/26/02
Leukemic Phase; Age 58 – No treatment yet
Husband of Edie – DX MM April ’06
Radiation X 18 of T2 plasmacytoma
Started Zometa treatments May ’06
Start Thalidomide + Low Dose Dexamethasome Jan ’07http://livingwithmcl.com
http://myjournal.livingwithmcl.com
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The future is just a concept we use to avoid living today
I’m playing in a golf tournament this weekend, and I sent payment for the tournament through the bill pay system of my bank. I did that 2 weeks ago, but I was told today the check had not been received. So I spent about 30 minutes talking to several people, most of whom had no clue what they were doing, before finally getting the check stopped,
And no sooner do I get that accomplished, the person emails me, indicating he found the check.
I was so flustered, I responded back, neglecting to truncate the signature line.
Oh well, such is life. He may not even notice it or understand it, although I have my doubts. I don’t know how you could miss it (it’s so big) or not understand it.
But it’s not like I’ve been making a tremendous effort to hide the fact. Sooooo……….
I’ll see how it goes tomorrow. I’m playing in this persons fivesome.