My father Phil Jay Green, passed away last night at 10:05 pm. He fought a two year battle with esophogeal cancer. He was just 52. He fought it hard and went through hell to make it this far, as they only gave him a few weeks to live back in feb. 2005. And he showed them what was up. But it was finally his time. He was in so much pain and we did everything we could. He was in experimental gene therapy studies that showed promise but ultimately couldnt deliver, he took way more radiation that the lethal lifetime amount allowed and was looking into getting more. He went through so many horrible rounds of chemo that put many others in his same shape in the ICU for months. We did everything we could to make him comfortable and he was surrounded by his loving sisters and family when he passed last night. It was the hardest thing I have ever done to let him go, but he isn't in pain anymore and I am so grateful we had time to say goodbye. We got him home for as long as possible and then when it was time we brought him to UCSD so he could be as comfortable as possible.
I had planned to work on my CSVT today, but obviously I do not have it in me, so I brought her into the shop for a little visit to the doctor. New brakes, a tune up and the removal of a wierd clicking noise are in her near future and when I am ready to pick her up in a few days she will be getting some much needed detailing and hopefully soon, Paint! I am going to be taking some time off from work for a while so in order to keep from sulking too much I have some projects planned for my cars. I just wish he were here to help.
R.I.P Dad
March 16, 1954 - March 7, 2007
I had planned to work on my CSVT today, but obviously I do not have it in me, so I brought her into the shop for a little visit to the doctor. New brakes, a tune up and the removal of a wierd clicking noise are in her near future and when I am ready to pick her up in a few days she will be getting some much needed detailing and hopefully soon, Paint! I am going to be taking some time off from work for a while so in order to keep from sulking too much I have some projects planned for my cars. I just wish he were here to help.
R.I.P Dad
March 16, 1954 - March 7, 2007