Update on Wage
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- Joe Halleck
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- Robert D. Wagers
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John,
Thanks for all that great info!
Wage - "Everyone has to get knocked-down every once-in-a-while, otherwise you'll never learn how to get-back-up!
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A quote attributed to my Grandpa Wagers
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- jpl1.618
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@Terp, you are right, lemon juice is great for cleansing and I recall beet juice is great for the liver too. I think you can get beet powder to add to drinks so you don't get all that sugar that beets have.
@Wage, one more thing I forgot to mention is clean water. I use a great water filter called the Big Berkey which is a gravity-fed filtering unit. What you do is fill up a top chamber with tap water or from a locally sourced spring and the water trickles through the filters via gravity. The filters are extremely effective and will even filter out food coloring as proof. It's also good for filtering locally sourced water and rain water so if there is a drought or water shortage, you can use these sources to get clean water. The company also sells fluoride filter addons.
I've used this one for the last 18 months. The water tastes super clean and it's saved money on bottled water and other low grade filters. You just have to buy new filters every 6,000 gallons or so. I change them about every 10-12 months.
Either way, just be sure to drink a lot of clean water.
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- jpl1.618
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Another great liver/blood cleanser: Chlorella
products.mercola.com/chlorella/?e_cid=20..._FNL_HRL_1&source=nl
Take care and keep us updated Wage.
John
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- David Goode
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It is with deep regret that I am updating this thread with the news that Robert passed away on 26th May 2012 at a relatively young age and in the prime of his life. Sincere condolences go to Robert's family from all of us here at RocketTheme.
Robert, known to many of us as Wage, had been struggling with ill health for some while now and he underwent many medical procedures. Despite the pain and limitations to his physical abilities he remained a devoted family man and participated on these forums as much as his health would allow.
Wage was a long-term member of the RocketTheme community and was always willing to help where he could. He had an exuberant and infectious humour that went well with his kind and good-natured personality. This thread is a tribute to his strength and courage and we know Robert took great positivity from the support that this community provided when he was feeling low.
It is times like this that make us very proud to be members of this community and we would like to thank all of those members who posted and supported Robert through his hard times.
Robert - Now your physical suffering has ended may you rest in peace.
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- Michael Halligan
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- Sorry to hear the bad news that Robert passed away. I really thought he would beat the MDS, his blog here was an inspiration and just showed the fight he gave and what people have to do to get a transplant. You will be sorely missed.My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.
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- Terp
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Michael Halligan wrote:
Sorry to hear the bad news that Robert passed away. I really thought he would beat the MDS, his blog here was an inspiration and just showed the fight he gave and what people have to do to get a transplant. You will be sorely missed.My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.
Wow, that's sad.
Dates:
January 31, 1970 to May 26, 2012
Obituary:
Robert Dale Wagers, 42, of Little Rock, Arkansas passed away May 26,2012 at the VA Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas with his family by his side. He was born January 31, 1970 in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Robert was a 1988 graduate of Buckeye High School in Deville, Louisiana. He served in the U. S. Army in the military police unit with several assignments including a tour in Korea. He was in sales and serviced many restaurants, nursing homes, hospitals, and other facilities by assisting with cleaning and chemical needs. Robert was blessed with the ability to sing. He was an amateur artist and musician. Robert loved to play golf, which his sons now continue to do. Growing up in Louisiana, he loved his LSU fighting tigers. He was a Southern Baptist and claimed Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. His family is comforted with the knowledge that he is with his Lord and Grandparents, Len Cundiff; Charles and Muriel Wagers; and Dale Barger, that have gone on before him. Robert is survived by his wife, Andrea Touchstone Wagers; his sons, Matthew and Zachary Wagers; and daughter, Allison. He is also survived by his parents, Kent and Pam Wagers of Pineville, Louisiana; Mike Barger of Conway, Arkansas; his brothers, Stephen Wagers of Austin, Texas and Joel Wagers of Lincoln, Missouri; his sisters, Julie Wagers Dalme of Pineville, Louisiana and Lindsay Barger Powell of Conway, Arkansas. He is also survived by his maternal grandmother, Bettye Cundiff of Jacksonville, Arkansas; Helen Barger of Jacksonville, Arkansas; and Mother and Father-in-law, Bill and Marilyn Touchstone of Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Family would like to express their thanks to the VA of Little Rock, Arkansas, the VA of Nashville, Tennessee, and the oncology nurses and physicians for their wonderful care and compassion during his seven year battle with cancer.
The family requests in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to either the Special Scholarship fund for Wagers children at Metropolitan National at 11525 Financial Centre Parkway in Little Rock, Arkansas 72211, or to the VATVH with a memo on the check of Transplant Fund, VA Medical Center 1310 24th Ave. South, Nashville, Tennessee 37212 Attn: Katrina Stoke-11T. This fund is for apartments set up for caregivers and patients while staying for transplants during long hospitalizations and treatments. This is a home away from home for patients and their caregivers, and it depends on these donations to pay for the apartments.
Visitation:
Wednesday, May 30th between 5:00pm to 8:00pm at Arkansas Funeral Care, 2620 W. Main St. Jacksonville, AR 72076 (map/driving directions)
Services:
Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 9:00am at Arkansas Funeral Care, 2620 W. Main St., Jacksonville, AR 72076 (map/driving directions) Pallbearers will be Michael Dalme, Seth Powell, Eric Touchstone, Dave Barger, Greg Rozenski, Jason Carrington, and Robert Ryder.
Internment:
Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery in Sherwood, Arkansas
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- WBoro
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It is very sad for his family to lose Mr. Wagers, but sometimes death can be a blessing, when you are suffering. He kept a positive attitude in his posts to this forum, but his reports were getting more serious and less frequent.
When he said that he had cirrhosis of the liver, from his chemo treatments, it became fairly clear that he was in decline. An old friend of mine went through a similar sequence of events, and I firmly believe that she welcomed the relief from the pain and other difficulties that her cancer brought to her life.
Mr. Wagers seemed to be a devoted Christian and thus has no reason to fear death. The Bible teaches that there is much to anticipate, when our lives are over, if we have accepted Christ's gift of salvation. That leaves only the sadness of being away from our family.
Personally, I feel blessed to have interacted with Mr. Wagers, as he endured his illness. Many of us may have to deal with something similar, some time in our lives. We would do well to recognize the value of Robert's positive attitude in allowing him to survive for as long as he did.
Greg
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- Luis J Santamaria
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- I hope i can be of service and inspiration to the last days of my life, the way Robert "Wage" was. Peace to his soul, and let us live our lives honoring the moment we took a second to pray for him. Vaya con Dios Senor Robert.
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- jpl1.618
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This is very sad news today. Robert was a fighter as is well documented in this thread and I'm sure he went to great lengths in ways we could not see here to fight for his health and to keep his family in order at the same time. He served our country and sounded like a stand up guy in all areas of life.
WBoro, I too noticed his updates were less often and I was hoping we'd see them pick up again. My aunt died of liver cirrhosis a few years back and you really have to take rapid measures to turn that situation around. It sounded like the meds were becoming too much of a burden for his system to handle.
I'm very glad to see he accepted the gift of eternal salvation from Jesus Christ. That means he is now in heaven with family members in peace in his mansion (John 14:2) with a brand new body. For all the suffering he had to endure here, I'm sure he had something extra special prepared for him up there.
Robert, may God bless you for all eternity!
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