Majorman

Anyone know of his status? No posts in twelve days.

I hesitate to say much for fear of breaking his trust, but he mentioned something in a recent email that had to do with his posting pics while I was under the weather. I will leave it at that, but I surely do ask Majorman to come back and be with his friends again.

I also know that, like most of us, he also has times when he gets very busy with life, so let's also keep that in mind. But yes, I agree with your concerns. I certainly do not want a repeat of what happened with another member; SVcummins.

I always liked the pics he posted too, very interesting and different from what I see here in the USA. Hope he is just busy. We've had too many members leave and not post anymore that had extensive knowledge. I won't mention any names, but one of them had given me lots of valuable info through email after he quit posting here. And I miss the pics he would post as well.

I too, would like to see Majormans knowledge back on these pages. I know a fair amount about the Fordson Majors, but he makes me look like a
novice. I greatly admire his expertise.

I too enjoyed his knowledge on pretty much everything I don t know anything about! His posts were informative and interesting. Come on back!

Didn't realize there were issues. I appreciate the pictures that both of you guys post, and I thought it was really cool that Majorman took over whenever KCM was not available or able to post.

I too miss him chiming in. Whether it be with a well chosen photo to use toward the puzzle of the day or his input on the many topics he is quite well versed at. A most interesting
person in my opinion.



Right now Im in my 17th year with my battle with Multiple Myeloma. 3 bone marrow transplants behind me so far. First 3 using my own bone marrow (sample made cancer free).
MDA would like for me to undergo a 4th procedure using a host marrow but so far Im not thinking like they are. These transplants are very hard physically and psychologically. Ive
taken every type of drug or cocktail known to man. My skeletal system is wrecked and also my immune system. If I told you how many times Ive been operated on youd call me a
liar. I have broken my right foot 3 times since May. And before that my left foot 2 times. Bones will shatter when I simply stand up from sitting down. I got my 3 rd cast last week on my right foot. In
2005 I was given 18 months to live. Yes I believe in miracles. Especially through prayer. Right now besides taking a lot of supporting meds the only cancer meds are emplcity
Pomilist and Zometa. All spelled wrong. Also in 2017 I had prostrate cancer that really had me in a bad way. My psa got up to 20. According to my cancer doc the higher my psa got the better my cancer numbers got. But he also known we had to do something about the prostrate. Stage 4 - not good. With part of my bladder cancerous also.
Removed prostrate and 12 full weeks of radiation. Didnt get sick until week 10 and boy was I sick. Even though they try their best I think they zapped some other parts of me that
still causes some urinary issues. I have loads of projects to work on. Old tractors. All sorts of implements etc but my wife keeps a sort of tight rope on me. My kids are much
worse. I can do some things but I tire quickly. I know youll chuckle but I enjoy these YT forums. Puts my mind to work. And were not talking about a whole lot of mind. Please
dont take some of my replys the wrong way. Not supposed to with texts anyway huh? Ok. Im out of here. Oh yes I can talk. The only folks I talk to in person is my son SIL and
doctors Wife Daughter and Granddaughter. Im pretty much indoors at home or our camp in La. If I fall down I break something. Like in May when I fell and broke my manescus at right knee. Again. Spelling.

Still here every day, from a few comments thought you had all got tired of
European and Australian tractors so have been taking a break. Many thanks
for all your concern and good wishes.

Brian

I'm glad to hear from you. I like seeing the Australian and European tractors. I miss your puzzles, too.

Butch

Seventeen years has seen a lot of your time and attention involved in medical care. I just thought I'd mention my cousin, who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma six months ago. He spent most of November at MDA for the bone marrow transplant and has to be careful about exposure. Your experience will be an inspiration for him, if you don't mind my sharing it with him.

Butch

(quoted from post at 02:38:12 11/27/22) Still here every day, from a few comments thought you had all got tired of
European and Australian tractors so have been taking a break. Many thanks
for all your concern and good wishes.

Brian

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I especially enjoy the steamers and old trucks.

I love those old European and Aussie tractors,keep on posting please

I enjoyed your pictures of painted silos.
I forwarded them to my budding artist, my daughter. She was impressed and so am I.
Something I've never seen before.

BYW, I want to know why people from down under don't fall off the earth? LOL

I enjoyed his pics and posts as well!

Always enjoyed your pictures and puzzles. Glad you are OK. Was wondering that myself.

I just wish you would have a little information on eash of them, at least a make.

I'm impressed with the knowledge about some of the buildings and locations he shows in his posts along with the different machinery. I'm not a big fan of some of the European things but still like looking at them. Keep it up. I especially like the painted silos and buildings. there are some I've seen in person at some farms in the States too.

Yes, I can't tell you how much sleep I've lost thinking about that. (;>))