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Re: My Journey Concert Experience

anastacia — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:42 -0000

Mr. Arnel Pineda you are just truly inspiring.Not just because of your wonderful voice but simply because in life that has its many storm you persevered. Take care of yourself..

Re: My Journey Concert Experience

anastacia — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 23:54:37 -0000

Hello, I think that Journey has made a great impact on people young and old alike with their music specially with Mr. Arnel Pineda as their frontman. With his voice and lifestory it brought soul to their music.This also brought many to not stop believing. I SALUTE you ARNEL!you bring inspiration to all of us and I say that not because of your wonderful voice but because you persevere.. Take Care of yourself...

Re: My Journey Concert Experience

matilda swanson — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:43:54 -0000

I was at the Phoenix concert which was not totally sold out but was like 90% full. Arnel did a good job proving that he is the real deal. He had the stamina of a 20 year old and his golden voice was so invigorating. No part of this guy seems to be 41 years old. He skipped, jumped, twirlled around while singing to the rock beat and when t was time to sing ballads, he was so somber. That is the way I expected him to be since I've heard him sing for the first time. I knew that he had it in him. He seemed happy performing with his "brothers". Can't wait for the next concert. Love you guys.

Re: My Journey Concert Experience

Matthew — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 10:42:36 -0000

David,
Glad to hear that you found so much joy with that music. I give you grief over your 1980's fanaticism but I would probably be in such a state if I was able to see InsideOut, or Jonathan Colton.

I loved Journey. Open Arms was actually a song that my first wife and I associated with our marriage. On my second marriage now so...

Re: My Journey Concert Experience

jana — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:39:10 -0000

great post. I love hearing how longtime Journey fans feel their passion revived again for the music. It's because of fans like you who kept attending concerts after they reformed with Steve Augeri who are to be applauded. True Journey fans who kept the band alive because of your support.

Re: My Journey Concert Experience

jana — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:37:18 -0000

Re: My Journey Concert Experience

noemi — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:21:12 -0000

:cool:

nice review...we shouldn't stop believing!!!!

Re: Portrait of a Journey Fan

nkny — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:50:58 -0000

hey! thanks for sharing your life “journey” with Journey! your blog was shared in one of the forums in the Arnel Pineda site (http://arnelpineda.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id...) and to note, the people there did not take it against you that you consider SP as “the voice”, but instead welcomed another journey fan open to giving AP a chance to prove himself, which you are, given that you are watching the concert tonight(Oct 3). looking forward to your post-concert review.

Re: Portrait of a Journey Fan

nkny — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:48:29 -0000

hey! thanks for sharing your life "journey" with Journey! your blog was shared in one of the forums in the Arnel Pineda site (http://arnelpineda.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id...) and to note, the people there did not take it against you that you consider SP as "the voice", but instead welcome another journey fan open to giving AP a chance to prove himself, which you are, given that you are watching the concert tonight(Oct 3). looking forward to you post-concert review.

Re: Portrait of a Journey Fan

JrnyTxFan — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 10:20:19 -0000

Another Perry looney! Arnel is THE VOICE now! So, suck it!

Re: Radio Galindo - Experimental Edition 1

Michelle — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 22:56:03 -0000

This is SO cool! Nice job on your first experimental podcast!! When is the next one??

Re: Alien Cat

http://flyingg.blogspot.com/ — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 09:56:51 -0000

Hi. Great post.

Re: My Bell’s Palsy Page | flyinggalindo.com

pamela — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 22:41:13 -0000

David, I think you're very brave to take the time and photos of your sojourn through Bell's Palsy. I woke up on Jan. 2, 2001 withthe condition and it took me 6 months to regain any realistic function in my face. Years later I'm still not fully recovered, but it is really only apparent when I smile. (sort of sinister looking). Hang in and best of luck to you. Pamela

Re: My Bell’s Palsy Page | flyinggalindo.com

Cindy Sanders — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:49:15 -0000

Hi David,
My 18 year old daughter just got diagnosed with bell`s palsy. Her`s came on alot like yours did. Very scary for a young girl, and me. I had never heard of it before. I am at work but when I get home I am going to have her check out your page. Thank you for putting this out here for all to read.
Cindy~

Re: Day 18, BPP-9: Good, but still a way to go.

Francine — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 23:56:51 -0000

Hi David,

I am a Bahamian. I got Bell's Palsy first when I was about thirteen and it went right away with treatment, but I can't remember what was used.

Then later at about 22 years, during my last trimester I got it again. However, I did not get proper treatment then.

Over the years, I've lived with it. However, recently I spoke to my Doctor about it and he prescribed "Neurotin". This only calm my nerves, but there was no improvement.

I am 32 years now, do you think treatment could still be effective on me? Also, is there a particular treatment that your doctor used on you, that I could tell my doctor about?

Francine

Re: Day 50, BPP-13: My Bell’s Palsy at 50 Days

Lois — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 13:47:39 -0000

David, i am so happy to see your smiling face... my smile is one of my best assets and it was kinda sad to think that i might not get it back, but with your blog.. i feel confident that i to will get through this and be back to normal. I was also glad the details you spoke of.. the fatigue and pain in places exatly like mine. Thanks again David, you have been a great deal of relief and support for me. Lois

Re: Day 4, BPP-1 (Bell’s Palsy Post 1): Bell’s Palsy and Me

Lois — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 13:29:51 -0000

Wow... it almost as if you are describing my last few days right down to the T. this is um day three for me... thanks for this, i am not feeling quite so alone, i intend to follow the rest of your dasys after writing you this. Thanks again and i hope you have had improvement. i shall read on. Lois

Re: Day 4, BPP-1 (Bell’s Palsy Post 1): Bell’s Palsy and Me

Lois — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 13:29:51 -0000

Re: Day 50, BPP-13: My Bell’s Palsy at 50 Days

Candy Weidholz — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:07:38 -0000

:razz: It's great to see the very marked improvement in your photo's! I am so glad you are on the road to recovery and it seems to be coming along a lot faster than origianlly predicted!
Well here is to you and your continued rapid recovery, I hope that you have a fantastic summer!!
Always,
Candy

Re: My Bell’s Palsy Page | flyinggalindo.com

M. — Fri, 30 May 2008 21:37:51 -0000

Hi David,
I'm a brazilian doctor and I would like to thank you for sharing these informations on Bell's Palsy. I was diagnosed on Friday, and at first I was very concerned about it. However, I got in contact with my doctor as soons as I could, which made me feel much more confortable. I was very pleased to see your pictures, because they encouraged me to wait as much as it takes until the whole look goes away (I hope it doesn't take too long). I also enjoyed your survival kit and tips about food, as I'm still getting used to eating and comunicating. Your blog is very encouraging and inspiring. Well, wish you all the best!
Thanks a lot
M

Re: My Bell’s Palsy Page | flyinggalindo.com

Lisa — Mon, 26 May 2008 13:08:04 -0000

Hi David,
I wanted to just tell you how informational your blog was to me. I was just diahnosed on Friday. I was so scared and upset because the first thing out of my doctor's mouth was that this could be a stroke. After asking me some questions and checking refexes, the doctor said Bell's Palsy. I was still scared to death because I had never heard of this before. It seems like everyone around me knew what this was and kept telling me its going to be alright. The doctor can not give me the medication because I have type 2 diabetes and the meds will shoot my blood sugars too high. So I guess I am on my own as far as the meds goes.
Did you have any pain in your upper shoulders that kept you from sleeping and just moving your head around? I don't recall reading anything like that on your post.
Anyways, I just wanted to let you know that your posta have been very informational to me. Makes me feel like I am not alone!
Thank You!!!!
Lisa

Re: My Bell’s Palsy Page | flyinggalindo.com

Anonymous — Fri, 23 May 2008 11:31:28 -0000

Hi David! I'm blown away!! Thank you for educating me on this; I'm a bit more relaxed because of reading your journal entries and having visuals of your progress. I personally don't have BP; one of my best friends does. She was just diagnosed about a week ago and I had never heard of it. I decided to do some research to best understand what she's going through.

Thanks, again!!! And just in case you're a basketball fan!!! Go Spurs Go!!! :)

Re: Amateur Soap-making

Candy Weidholz — Wed, 07 May 2008 14:47:41 -0000

I never thought of you as a "crafty" type David. They look great though, you probably could sell them in a shop! I think the cupcake ones are adorable!!

Re: Day 25, BPP-11: Lessons Learned

Candy Weidholz — Wed, 07 May 2008 14:38:15 -0000

Hey David, Glad to see that improvements are coming along for you!! I can't imagine what life has been like for you as late, but I'd take a guess as to very stressful!! I hope that you continue to improve and before long you'll be back to normal; and have a great insite into Bells Palsy to share with others. Keep up the good spirits and remember to rest!!

Much luv-
Candy

Re: My Bell’s Palsy Page | flyinggalindo.com

Sandy Stepp — Mon, 05 May 2008 21:49:44 -0000

You look great! Your recovery is going so good. I know it must seem like it's taking forever though. My daughter has her smile back! Not the huge smile yet but it's barely noticeable unless she smiles (or frowns) hugely. She had tryouts for the Color Guard at school and you have to smile really big the whole time. The judges actually called her over to tell her she wasn't smiling enough and she had to tell them why. It bothered her some because it was in front of everyone but she did good and also made the team! She goes back for her checkup on Thursday and I'm sure they will not have to continue with anymore meds. Hang in there, you are making great progress!

Sandy