redvettegal

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE........GREAT NEWS......NO cancer...got the call a little earlier today.....don't have to follow-up with Hepatologist. My Internist will continue to monitor me for any changes. It's a great day! Thanks so much for the support and prayers. God is great. Gina Phillips

Well, the abdominal CT shows what is believed to be "focal nodular hyperplasia" or benign liver tumor, but still no definate diagnosis yet. I'm scheduled for an MRI this Friday which will hopefully give us a more clear picture of what we're dealing with. I really appreciate all the kind words and encouragement. I'm going to fight this with every ounce of my being. Again, thanks and keep the prayers coming.

I'm not sure if we've met or not, but thanks for your support. I had to work this week and couldn't make the trip....although I'm thinking of slipping off early today and driving up for the final taping. Each of these races mentioned above went five rounds! Jon made eighteen passes in two days and these u-joints were the same ones from Pinks. But, just proves a "cheap" part can cost you alot. The cars are supposedly in "impound" until the final taping. Looking forward to watching this beginning July 7.

Hey, all. I'm sitting here at home (one of us has to work!ha) going insane wanting to know what is happening. I spoke with Jon about an hour ago. His first negotiations were to start about 6:30 EST. I'll try to keep everyone posted with as much info as I can give. Regina Phillips

We (Jon aka 1QuickZ and I) have our vehicles insured with State Farm. Discounts are given because of multiple policies, but an issue has risen since Jon was on Pinks (our agent saw the show and called me at work) about the car having a roll cage and being on the drag strip. We had told him of the mods, he knew we drag raced, but I guess really got a jolt into reality after seeing us on TV. Of course we already knew if he was involved in an accident on the drag strip we weren't covered, but now he is questioning the fact if the car is "street legal" and whether or not it would be covered if it is being driven on the street with the mods (roll cage and nitrous -which would not be hooked up if driven on the street...but they don't care, especially were in question). I brought up the fact that we have a Mazda Miata on the lot (I work at a dealership) and it has a roll cage...so what was the difference, that should make the car safer...right? Anyway, make sure whomever your policy is written through...knows exactly what mods and your intentions with the car (daily driver, "cruiser" on weekends, show car or whatever). Good luck, but I'm looking at different options now too. Gina Phillips