"May the creator bless you and be with you my friend" - Cindy C.

"You can beat it!" - Shelley R.

"Keep your chin up and always think positive, even when thinking positive doesn't seem possible.  With good thoughts and great support I believe anything is possible, if you just believe in yourself, the process, and the steps in getting there." - Tammy B.

"Keep up the fight Ian.  That's half the battle.  I was also a cancer patient and at the age of 27 the doctors gave me about 6 months to live.  I am now 64 with grandchildren and am still around and healthy." - Marylin B.

"We miss you on the air, but we'd rather have you here for a long time, not just a good time (My apologies to Trooper!)" - Jan F.

"I may just be a listener to the radio, but I'm also a daughter who cared for a mom with cancer for 2 years, so please do no hesitate if you need a ride to the cancer clinic or anything." - Dawn T.

"I sincerely hope that you beat this thing for good.  I know what it's like to be facing a serious illness and how overwhelming it can be at times.  ...I hope that you will continue to live life to the fullest, because I am sure that you now appreciate the time that you have here on earth more than you ever have before.  I am also trying to live my life with passion and purpose, and even though I have been given dire predictions about what is in store for me healthwise, I try not to let this get me down and I refuse to give up my dream of working as a missionary nurse in a clinic for the poor in Central America.  I hope that you will continue to seek out your dreams and that you will take this time while you are recovering as an opportunity to spend time with those you love, and take steps to move towards passions and dreams.  May god bless you in your life, in your family, and may you continue to move
back towards health!" - Jean A.

"I am rooting for you!" - Aymee M.

"I was diagnosed (with cancer) in Dec. 1999...I would like to pass on what helped me:  Enjoy your good days... do remember to laugh, it is amazing how it can really help the soul.  As well, embrace your bad days, for this is when your strength is tested, and most of all, do not be afraid to let the tears drop.  They are there for a reason." - Ann J.

"You are in my thoughts and prayers.  I know he will look after you."  - Teri H.

"Be strong Ian!" - Leanne A.

"Here at the office we all miss you and wish the best for you." - Bill W.

"Subject: Vibes from another survivor! ...My motto was, cry when you have to and laugh as much as you can, come to think of it, it still is my motto! Listening to CISN was certainly part of my rest and recuperation strategy.  What a fun group of people with huge hearts!  I'm happy to report that I listen whenever I get a chance, right now I'm in New Mexico and listen via the internet!  ...I can say in all honesty, that the light at the end of the tunnel is not a train.
Love N Hugs" - Vicki B.rrow

"God Bless and keep you." - Wendy J.

"Hang in there! Positive attitude (not always easy), lots of support from friends, family and even your dog if you have one is the best medicine to help you mentally and physically deal with this scary disease (have been through it 3X and I'm a happy 60 yr old who enjoys life to the fullest - went swimming with the dolphins before Xmas, went parasailing 1 year ago and I'm ready for more!)" - P. Robert

"Stay strong, never give up." - Mandy S.