We haven't heard from golfingirl from down Atlanta way in a long time.
I wonder how she's doing with her T100 Bonneville.
I wonder how she's doing with her T100 Bonneville.
Where Is Golfingirl?
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Yes I wonder where she has gone as I see she was golfingirl was last seen: Jun 8, 2014
Summer time and riding?
golfingirl
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Hello everyone! Thanks for touching base. I haven't been riding as much as I'd like. Unfortunately I was diagnosed with breast cancer in March and have been going through treatment. I had surgery last week and will start radiation in a month. I'm riding when I can and boy has it been therapeutic. I can't believe how. Uh riding has helped me through this. I'm soooo looking forward to feeling as bit better and doing a road trip. In fact, when I finish all my treatments, I'm buying some new pipes for myself! Something to look forward to and keep me going.
I hope everyone is well.
Cheers,
Laura
I hope everyone is well.
Cheers,
Laura
Wow Laura, that is not good news at all. All our prayers and good vibes are with you for a speedy recovery
Wow, I'm shocked at the news!! I never imagined anything like that!!
My very best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Thanks for the post and we're all pulling hard for you.
Ride when you can
My very best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Thanks for the post and we're all pulling hard for you.
Ride when you can
All the very best to a full recovery.
You are going to feel like total crap going through the chemo process,but keep your head in the right place and you will get through it.
You are going to feel like total crap going through the chemo process,but keep your head in the right place and you will get through it.
Wow, didn't expect this news. Our thoughts and prayers are with you for a quick and full recovery.
Very sorry to read about that. There's lots of people on the forum that are 100% behind you. Get well very very soon.
Me to, Good Vibes, prayers and best wishes winging your way Laura. Hope you make a speedy recovery.
Laura, I am shocked to hear this bad news. I know a lot of ladies who beat the big C and have been doing fine for years. Hang in there; ride when you can; and please keep us updated. We care. You are on my prayer list.
golfingirl
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Thanks everyone for your well wishes and words of encouragement. Fortunately the hardest part is over... chemo. That was rough. Moving forward and feeling better everyday. I'm headed out to Tennessee next weekend to a cabin with friends to see the fall colours. I'm trailering my bike and my riding buddies so we can do a little riding in the area. I'm really looking forward to that.
I'm also planning on going to Barber again this year. Driving this time though. Taking my dad with me.
I'm also planning on going to Barber again this year. Driving this time though. Taking my dad with me.
Heading in the right direction I hope to a full recovery, have a fantastic time, and as it will be full of wonderful colours, don't forget your camera will you. 
Laura i too have had the big C [ colan] and have just failed a prostate biopsy this mo. Going to deal with it later this year. Will be thinking and praying of you. Riding does sure help!
that is good news,good luck with the remainder of your treatment
golfingirl
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Thanks guys.
Best of luck Triumph David. Healing and positive thoughts as you go through your own health issues. It amazes me how many people I've run across that have shared their stories. Sure helps me feel not so alone.
Best of luck Triumph David. Healing and positive thoughts as you go through your own health issues. It amazes me how many people I've run across that have shared their stories. Sure helps me feel not so alone.
Have good trip and enjoy. Glad to hear that you got through the chemo. That is certainly no fun.
