StealthClobber
A Digital Frontier.
Hopefully I get to see Harding play when (most likely when, not if) the Aeros make the playoffs. Right now it seems like he would be the best goalie there (I'm not too keen on Reichard and the other guy).
How's Harding doing with his MS condition? I really hope he gets better and fully recovered, my prayers are with him. Will he be back with the Wild next season backing up Backstrom?
And you are basing that on what?Not wishing anything bad for Hards, but I would say that this upcoming season will be his last in hockey.
And you are basing that on what?
Sounds like he is basing it off of baseless speculation to me.
And you are basing that on what?
Josh Harding could go the rest of his life and not have another attack. He could die an old man in exactly that condition he is in right now, that is a fact. The whole issue last year with his medication was expected and is normal for someone newly diagnosed with MS, it was the medication he was getting used to and not the MS attacking him. The whole purpose of the medication is to create "distance" in between attacks, MS does not degrade you physically day by day and silently, damage happens when you suffer the "attacks". Since going on medication my wife hasn't had an attack for 7 years, she is exactly the same today as she was when she started her medication and that is confirmed by annual CT scans.Hards has a serious disease, that will only continue to get worse.
He's basing the baseless speculation on the based notion that once his contract is over, he's done. But next year won't be his last.
He said after this upcoming season. Harding has two seasons left on his contract.
Hope so. I always hoped he'd be with the franchise for a long time. He's a good guy.Josh deserves it all.. Hope he can stay healty with his medication and play a big role for our team in the future.
If not in the crease then maybe in the office...
Josh Harding could go the rest of his life and not have another attack. He could die an old man in exactly that condition he is in right now, that is a fact. The whole issue last year with his medication was expected and is normal for someone newly diagnosed with MS, it was the medication he was getting used to and not the MS attacking him. The whole purpose of the medication is to create "distance" in between attacks, MS does not degrade you physically day by day and silently, damage happens when you suffer the "attacks". Since going on medication my wife hasn't had an attack for 7 years, she is exactly the same today as she was when she started her medication and that is confirmed by annual CT scans.
You nor I know Hardings medical history, we don't know how many attacks he actually had before speaking about it. Given his age and the general age of when one seeks help for the symptoms not knowing what it is, I would guess that Hardings MS was caught very early which would mean it was caught before too much damage was done depending on the severity of the previous attack or attacks. It also seems clear that he does not have the primary progressive form of MS which would do to him that which you seem to think is going to happen. Clearly he ws cleared by the Wild to play and from seeing him play it is safe to say that he is physically fine at this moment.
Josh Harding does have a serious disease but so do players who have diabetes. If Harding follows his treatment plans and communicates honestly with his medical team so they can stay on top of his medication then he could absolutely play out his career without complication.