That's wonderful! It is always encouraging to hear about your trust in God in the face of these sorts of trials.

I'll be continuing to pray for your recovery... glad you're out of the hospital at least in time for the new year. A real bummer to have to have been there over Christmas, though.

Hang in there!

Yaay! Fantastic end to the year!

Gerv, It's wonderful to hear you're recovering well! Our whole church family has been praying for you! Praise the Lord!

Hey Gerv, glad to learn that you're out of the hospital. I hope 2008 will be a good year for you and your family. Take care,

--Tristan

Got a hemi, eh? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyrcP5utXt4

Hope you're doing well, if not carbon-neutral. :-)

God bless, man, I'm glad to hear you're out and doing well. Been thinking of you daily, hope it did some good! :)

That's fantastic news! Praying that you stay cancer free. Best wishes for 2008!

The "rules" for that sort of thing are @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:COI

I sent the email before I saw this. Great that you are back, and I wish this new year that you remain cancer free for the rest of your life.

Get well soon, Gerv! God bless you!

In Wikipedia terms, I would consider you to be in that marginal zone of potentially notable subjects -- not as notable as Asa Dotzler or Damian Conway, but more notable than Kevin McCluskey or Rocco Caputo. Breadth of coverage is Wikipedia's great strength, and I favor keeping articles on marginally notable subjects (as long as they aren't vanity articles written by the subject or the subject's friends), but it's best if you don't interfere. Frankly, commenting on the matter in your blog makes you seem less notable if anything, as if you are asking your friends to defend your entry. Leave it alone. Let people who don't know you personally or read your blog regularly sort it out. Assuming you are notable, other people will find the secondary sources that verify your notability.

Jonadab: fair enough. Sorry if even commenting was a faux pas. Although some people do seem to have been working on it, which is cool.

I checkout your blog from time to time, and am glad to hear that you are out of the hospital again, though saddened that you had to go in in the first place.

We're praying for you. I admire the strength in your faith.

Gerv, This is an answer to prayer! Thank you for living out your faith with such boldness and glory to our Lord Jesus Christ. As a brother in Christ, it is humbling and inspiring to read your blog. I will continue to be in prayer for you.

Hi Glev,

My name is Stephen and I live in Nashvile, TN in the USA. I have adenoid cystic carcinoma also and pray for you as we both fight our fight. We emailed each other a year ago and I was diagnosed in June, 2006. May God bless you and give you peace.

Dear Gerv

I am Kiwi Christian living in Japan and hobbyist programmer of sorts. I actually found your site while googling Firefox tooltips, and from there I followed a link that detailed your courageous battle with cancer. My Aunty conquered stage three cancer recently and during that time she drew near to God, the ultimate encourager. The net result was that despite any intentions of mine to rally around her, she ended up being more of an encouragement to me! With this in mind, I just want to thank you for being yet another example of courage to myself and I believe many others and know that my prayers will be with you.

...all this from a tooltips search?! - GOD is indeed good!!

God Bless

Phil