[Getting to Know You - May 2]

One-day-at-a-time kinda guy. But that shouldn't surprise you all. Don

[Hey Yall]

Welcome!

[Chemo breaks???]

Do ask your doctor about a break.

[Five Years At Stage IV This Month]

Congratulations, Rich. You are truly an inspiration to us all, and very blessed. Don

[Getting to Know You - May 1]

"Morning Has Broken"

[My sister]

Great news, Eileen!

[New to the Community and So Sad Tonight]

Hi, Adrian, and welcome here.

[Heavy Sigh]

Definitely see the doctor.

[Hello everyone - New to it all!]

Hello, and welcome! My wife also was diagnosed with Stage IV NSCLC. Her prognosis (stastistics) was 9 months but she lived 4 full years. Let us know how we may support you, and keep us posted. Don

[Just a Quick Update...]

Thanks for the update on you and your mom.

[Dad's In ICU: UPDATE-5/7/07]

Glad things have gotten better.

[One year since Diagnosis]

Glad to hear the good news!

[new here...]

Welcome here. Let us know what you need in the way of info and support. Don

[Hello everyone - I'm new to this site]

Hey, Steve, and welcome to the site. Lots of info and support here, so let us know what you need. Keep us posted. Don

[Sister's PET Scan]

Sounds good!

[Preparing For Chemo]

My wife had the same chemo her last year and it was very effective. It will take a full day to administer the three chemos, plus nausea medicine and some other items that go with the package. We always took snacks with us and something to read (also they had a TV to watch) and I went out for lunch to bring back sandwiches. Fruit smoothies are a good thing -- easy to digest, very tasty and full of calories. Don

[Hi everybody, I'm new here]

Welcome, Kathy!

[4 years]

Proud of you, Randy.

[Today,s Frank's Birthday]

Hi, Connie! Glad you posted and let us know. Fran was so loved here. I can relate because my Lucie died in September and her 70th birthday was March 15. I also thought she would have made it to then. Our family got together to celebrate her life and to share memories. It was good for us all. So I am glad you had a party for Frank. Blessings. Don

[No bone mets!]

Terrific!

[New to the Community and So Sad Tonight]

Hi, and welcome. My wife was 65 when she was diagnosed with Stage IV NSCLC. She was expected to live only 9 months, but she lived 4 years and helped many others. She was a nonsmoker. Hang in there with your dad. We are here for you. Don

[I did things backwards, as usual!]

Welcome, Nova! Let us know how we may support you. Don

[Tumor is out!]

Super!

[One year anniversary of diagnosis]

Go, Betty!

[12 Years ago today my LC journey began]

Incredible!