Don Wood
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Rich, you are not alone, my friend. We all know that feeling. Glad you expressed it to get through it. Take care. Don
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Gail, love your attitude and your approach. Personally, I agree that cancer is not something that is "cured" but is "rid of" or "clear" or "not detected". It is being realistic but not dwelling on such. Thanks for your post. Don
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Prayers continue.
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So good to see your smiling face, Sandy! Glad you are going home. Don
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The hand of the Spirit!
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Excellent news! Amie, you are doin' good! Don
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Glad you two made the trip and wishing for the best. Don
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Sounds good to me, Elaine. Lucie has had variable lymph nodes herself -- presently stable. I'll drink to that! Don
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Glad to hear you kicked butt on the two brain mets.
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So far, so good -- and may it be ever so!
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Well, Lucie's lungs were clear (!) at diagnosis. Her main tumor was actually on her upper spine, just across from the top of her left lung. The oncs surmise that the tumor was originally at the top of her left lung and moved over to the neighboring spine. A faint shadow could originally be seen at the top of the left lung.
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Benign!!! Such a lovely word!
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Great news!
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A frozen marguerita, please!
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Welcome, Sue, and thanks for your personal update. Sounds like things are going along okay. My wife also went through chemo and radiation at the same time when first diagnosed. Take heart, take hope and keep fighting! My wife is 2 years and 9 months from diagnosis, and still battling (all quiet right now). Best to you. Don
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Another thought -- with low resistance, he could have picked up a "bug". Hope things went well at the doc's. Don
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Cindi, thanks for the update. Sounds mighty good to me. Enjoy! Don
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Welcome. Glad you are here. Don
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Lucie lost function in her left hand and then developed pain in the arm and hand. (It was from the tumor on her upper spine.) She went through a battery of tests over several months before diagnosis. At that time, she had pain in the hip, rib and spine.
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nancy, my heartfelt sympathies to you and your family. A sad day. Don
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Great news, Joanie!
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Prayers comin'.
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Glad things are better for your dad and that you will be able to be with him. Don
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The solution to not eating is called "relentless nagging". It is really up to the primary caregiver to insist. As I have said before, it works better to offer small snacks every two or three hours than to try the three squares a day normal approach. Don
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I like "Amie" -- it means "friend". Thanks for your inspiring post. Don
