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Paula,
Wishing you the best.
Joan
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Thanks, I would have had that in a minute. It sounds so good.
Joan
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Hi Tom,
So much great advice, all that's left is for me to wish you the very best of luck. You do have the best attitude which will surely help you through this.
It wasn't as bad as I imagined it would be.
Just (another) to be sure to keep up on the liquids & eating, especially the drinking.
All the best.
Joan
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Love It!!!!! Have the very best time.
Joan
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Hi Jim,
I don't know how old you are, but I remember the actor Steve McQueen, who had lung cancer, going to Mexico for some kind of apricot pit therapy. And even more recently, I don't remember who, but some celebrity also tried it. Didn't work for either, but would love to hear some positive outcomes.
Joan
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Hi Trish,
I'm really happy to hear how well Jeffrey is doing. I've been watching and waiting for your post. Your story is definitely inspirational to lots of people and I am just praying for Jeffrey to have continued success against this grusome disease.
We've just got to keep on going and keep on going and keep on going.
Joan
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Hi Pammie,
Wow, such good news. Nothing like a grandbaby! We can compare baby stories, as I'm also a newbie.
What's his name?
Best wishes,
Joan
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Marie,
Glad things went smoothly. Now for quick & great results.
Joan
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Wow Aimie, what wonderful news. So happy for both of you.
Regards,
Joan
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I worry about both of you daily. I'm praying this will stop Keith's pain and let his tired liver recoup.
Best, best, best wishes,
Joan
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Rich,
You are my poster boy, my inspiration!!!!!
CONGRATULATIONS
Joan
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Maybe if you can explain to your mom that when she had breast cancer, she needed to go to a breast cancer doctor, she will understand that now she needs a lung cancer doctor.
There is so much doctors are doing today. This is not a death sentence.
I hope she'll try with a second opinion, but if not, we're here for you either way.
Wishing you both the best.
Joan
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Carleen,
I think of the two of you every day. Praying for some good news.
Joan
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Jim,
Another WOW!!!! I'm so happy to hear such wonderful news.
Joan
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Congratulations!! What a beautiful family.
Joan
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Teri,
Many, many prayers to you and your family. You are amazing and hopefully you'll be able to enjoy many pain free days ahead.
This just makes me sooooo angry and sad.
Joan
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Just want to wish your mom the very best. She's certainly a fighter which is wonderful.
Joan
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My CT scan
in HOPE
Kathy,
CONGRATS
The best news!!!!!
Joan
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After having my 3 month CT scan which was stable, I was still experiencing shoulder pain. I was sent for an MRI of the shoulder that was NED, except for some arthritic changes. "I'm officially old".
Joan
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Hi Mel,
I was diagnosed because of back pain. I'm on a very low dose of pain meds and didn't have radiation. The chemo did a great job for my pain.
Everyone is different and reacts differently. The main thing to remember is that this is not a hopeless situation, even if indeed it has spread to her bones.
Wishing you both the best.
Joan
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Lori,
That's the way to do it!!!!! Remember, she couldn't have done it without you.
Joan
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Hi Alisa,
What WONDERFUL, GREAT, MAGNIFICENT news
Joan
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Pammie,
Wishing you an successful surgery and a quick recovery.
Joan
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Trish,
That news just made my day!!!
Joan
Where to Begin.......
in INTRODUCE YOURSELF!
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Stephanie,
I'm so sorry you had to be hit from all sides at once. Just having a LC diagnosis is enough to send anyone into a tailspin. But with your own dx, I just really feel the pain your going through.
You do need to feel there is hope though.
I also have a best friend who is my daughter (age 27), getting married next month. My son's wife just gave birth (3 weeks ago), to my first grandchild. Just like you, they decided not to wait for that baby. And believe me, it was the best gift they could have given me.
Even though I'm also stage IV, I have to say this last year has been one of the best in my life. I know that sounds pretty weird, but in certain ways, it's true. My dx has enabled me to spend the time with my loved ones that I wouldn't have otherwise and to enjoy each and every second of every day. Medicine has also come a long way and every day they are coming a little bit closer, even if only by prolonging our lives.
So, don't dispair, even with your dx. Enjoy every day and just make sure you get the proper care for your mom and yourself. Second opinions are really important.
Well, I think I've rattled on enough. Best wishes and welcome.
Joan