My Solaris Story
Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 11:55 pm
I just wanted to share this with everyone. I just had my second bone marrow transplant in the last 18 months. I've been fighting leukemia for almost 4 years now. One of the things that has kept me going is my desire to play my preordered Solaris. Following the development and providing feedback, has been a good distraction, but now that I'm feeling much better, i'm feeling much more impatient. The point is this whole process has helped me get through some of the mental challenges of cancer. John, keep up the good work.
Last year I was having a really bad cancer day I'd been watching the solaris for sometime. It looked like preorders were gonna close around february 09' so I got out the credit card and ordered. I knew May 09' wasn't a realistic ship date at the time, but I ordered anyway. I relapsed for the 5th time in January this year. I almost gave up, but I had a couple pieces of unfinished business including the solaris. I hope it lives up to hype. No pressure.
while I have your attention please check out marrow.org and learn about bone marrow donation. A complete stranger saved my life. It is surprising easy to donate marrow, and there is no easier way to save one's life. If any on has any questions, i'll be happy to share some of my experiences. FYI, I'm only 30 y/o and I was diagnosed in 07'
John, keep up the good work, and thank you
Rick
Last year I was having a really bad cancer day I'd been watching the solaris for sometime. It looked like preorders were gonna close around february 09' so I got out the credit card and ordered. I knew May 09' wasn't a realistic ship date at the time, but I ordered anyway. I relapsed for the 5th time in January this year. I almost gave up, but I had a couple pieces of unfinished business including the solaris. I hope it lives up to hype. No pressure.

while I have your attention please check out marrow.org and learn about bone marrow donation. A complete stranger saved my life. It is surprising easy to donate marrow, and there is no easier way to save one's life. If any on has any questions, i'll be happy to share some of my experiences. FYI, I'm only 30 y/o and I was diagnosed in 07'
John, keep up the good work, and thank you
Rick