Hivemind(ed) Pages 97 to 101 (Patreon)

Hey everyone, sorry for the silence. I've been focussing on spending time with Dad, including hospital visits. It's been hard to concentrate on anything. Here are five more pages of Hivemind(ed). I've got the models fixed yet again (they'd broke due a software update). I'm trying to get back to working on the comics now. I got these pages done in the past week.I just want to thank everyone for sticking around and supporting me and Dad throughout all of this. The financial security is helping, but I shall be advertising more and working harder when I'm able to, as if the worst comes to the worst I want to make sure I can get Dad on one last holiday to make memories together.I'll let everyone know what had been happening at home just below. I know everyone comes here for smut, so I've been limiting the information concerning me and my Dad's personal life, but believe it is only right to inform everyone as I aired my personal life on here to begin with and I know people are worried.Dad's health:I believe the last time I spoke on this topic was when I said something along the lines of Dad waiting for PET scan results. Well, the results came back and there is no certainty whether or not he has lung cancer. The scan has revealed activity in the nodules in his lung, which may be an indicator of active cancer or the activity may be his body fighting a bad infection that he was also diagnosed with. The lung specialist didn't proceed with a biopsy of the nodules, which is a good sign, I suppose, but Dad has been booked for another CT scan in December. The idea is that if the nodules have shrunk by December then it likely isn't cancer, but if they have stayed relatively the same size or grown/multiplied/spread then further action shall be taken, most likely a biopsy to make a final and conclusive determination on whether there is malignancy or not.The incidental finding:What isn't good news is that the PET scan revealed an incidental finding of activity in his colon. Dad went for a colonoscopy this Friday past for a specialist to determine what is going on within his intestines. Said specialist found roughly 15 - 20 small to large polyps which may be cancerous or merely benign growths. Dad has had the largest of the polyps removed, but needs to return in about a month's time to have the others operated on. The extracted polyps have been sent for a biopsy, as it is unknown whether these are cancerous or benign. The specialist is hopeful that they are not. Thank you all again. We are hopeful, but this is a waking nightmare that we're living at the moment.