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Donna G

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  1. Welcome. Can you tell us what kind of Cancer your family member has? Is it lung cancer? There are several kinds of lung cancer as small cell, non small cell , Squamous cell carcinoma, Adenocarcinoma. ?Any Idea. Have they had a biopsy, any treatment prescribed yet?

    Donna G

  2. So far we have warmed up to 9 degrees and 10:20 am. The sun is shining so we went out and shoveled yesterdays snow off the stairs and driveway.

    Menu for turkey day is all set. I'll start the oven in a while. Right now I will finish watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade on TV.

    Happy thanksgiving

    Donna G

  3. Hello Jassen, welcome. I am so glad you found this site. I am glad also they your Mom got diagnosed and is in treatment, It is rough, I know I have been there. I hope she responds well to the chemo and radiation. Please keep us posted on how she is doing. If you have any questions, fire ahead.

    Donna G

  4. Welcome Tony. How do they know for sure it is in your spine and liver before you have the Pet Scan ? Did they Biopsy your Liver? Hope they Pet Scan goes well . Let us know how you are doing and what the Pet Scan shows, and what the plan is. This we all know is tough news to hear.

    Donna G

  5. Hi Smitty. So sorry to hear you got hit with lung cancer twice. I don't see how you could have been "back to normal" from the first time, never mine getting it again. That surgery, chemo and radiation are powerful but they really wipe you out.

    I have some lung cancer survivor friends that finally joined an exercise club to work out and build up our strength again, Have you tried that?

    Keep us posted on how you are doing.

    Donna G

  6. Hi Liz. Glad you found us. I went through chemo and daily radiation has shrinkage then was operable, then had more chemo. Click below on my story if you want more detail. Keep us posted on how he is doing, this is a rough road.

    Donna G

  7. What a stressful situation, 6 months pregnant and lung cancer. Where has it spread to? Are they going to deliver the baby early so she can start some treatment? Please , Please keep us posted. Prayers going up for your friend and her little one.

    Donna G

  8. Congratulations Kasey on 6 years! I knew you could do it! You still have a bit to catch up with me though, I'll be 13 years in December!

    You also have been such an inspiration to those here at the support group, you are wonderful. So happy you found us , found a great doctor and treatment, and stuck around to help others. You are great.

    sincerely, Donna G

  9. Hello Frank! I finally got to use the computer, missed your post until now because this is a big week for my husband--football drafts!!!!!!!!!! so he' been on the computer a lot.

    Not only am I a long term Pancoast Tumor survivor but I was raised in Boston.

    I was very fortunate to see my Onocologist who also taught other doctors at the Univ of Minn.

    Click below and you can read my story. A while back we had a little group going here of Pancoast Tumor survivors.

    What kind of treatment have you had so far besides surgery?

    Keep us posted.

    Donna G

  10. Hello, and welcome. It was a long time ago when I went to the Dr. thinking I had done something to myself packing and unpacking and was told instead I had lung cancer. It can be beat, read my story by clicking below. Please give us updates on how you are doing.

    Donna G

  11. Welcome , glad you found us. I am so happy to tell you -so far I have beat this ! Back in December 1997 I never thought I make it past 1998. Click below and read my story.

    Keep us posted on how you are doing.

    Donna G

  12. We've been having some really hot weather here in Minnesota, have you in Michigan? Are you well hydrated? Sometimes you can get cramps from dehydration or electrolyte imbalance. Hope you fee better soon.

    Donna G

  13. Hello to you and welcome. I had chemo and daily radiation so that my tumor would shrink and become operable , so no that does not make you inoperable. You can read my story by clicking below. Hope your Mom's tumor shrinks with treatment too.

    Keep us posted on how things are going

    Donna G

  14. Hi Mary. If the picture is you , you sure have a bundle of joy in your arms!

    Like the others I say Stage I is the place to Be if it has to be lung cancer! I am glad the Doctors now are rolling out a plan quickly. Let us know when the surgery is and how you are doing. I lost my R upper lobe 12 yrs ago and am still doing fine. So far cancer free, wish the best to you also.

    Donna

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