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-Cheryl-

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  1. Jane, I found this to be so comforting, Thank you, Cheryl
  2. Paddy, What a beautiful celebration of life. Please come join us whenever you need comfort or just to talk. Much Love, Cheryl
  3. Heather, I am sorry for your loss. Your beautiful Mom is free of this burden now. May God Bless you and keep you strong. Cheryl
  4. Dear Folks, So many unknows. I, like many of you, have been throw so much already. I agree, that I must fight for my life now. I do not want to lose my faculties. I feel fairly sound of mind, despite the numerous mets in my brain. I am afraid my personality will be affected by the steroids and mets. I am afraid I won't even know my spouse. I appreciate your support. I know you all have so much to worry about as it is. I am scared of living, not dying. Thank you for your comfort, I don't know where I would turn, if not for you. Please hold my hand and walk beside me. I love you all! Cheryl
  5. Dear Friends, I was feeling dizzy for the last five days with a headache every morning . I went to the ER and had a head CT. It was found that I have multiple brain tumors, one being 5cm. I called Dr. Cunningham and they will still do the vaccine once the mets are treated. I am sick and frightened more than I have ever been, I do not want to be a burden to anyone and would rather die. I need any encouragement that can be spared. This is my darkest and most desparate moment. I watched my Dad die of brain mets and don't want to die that way. My husband has been very supportive, but I worry about him. I pray that God sees him through this. My brother-in- law found out it is in 98% of his liver, bones, and lungs. My heart goes out to him and his family. I need my LCSC family. Cheryl
  6. Glad you are still around! Keep on keeping on Dean Carl! Cheryl
  7. Joanie, May God watch over you and your family. Merry Christmas! Love, cheryl
  8. Margaret, I am so pleased to see you post!!! I wrote CathyR about your address. I had some information about a trial that you might be interested in. I am hoping to start it myself next week. You must have your blood tested to see if you are a carrier of certain proteins. The trial is called Epimmune, and is a vaccine given once a month for six months. I pray that I am able to participate myself. I have been feeling dizzy. And of course fear the worst. I hope it is just fear and nothing more than that. Anyway the number to call is Candice at (214) 370-1857. She is the research nurse at Mary Crowley's in Dallas. You can have your doctor test you for the proteins, and come in once a month for the vaccine! Keep me posted! And good to hear from you! Cheryl Cheryl
  9. Joyce, We should all learn a lesson from Steve. Here is hoping his New Year is better than the Last. God Bless you both and praying the surgery is a success. Cheryl
  10. The word "Support" means more than simply "comfort"... It also associates with the words, advocate, uphold, corroborate, maintain, and back among others. To debate something that involves discussion concerning cancer and it's causes IS "supportive" in it's own nature. Sometimes debates get heated... that's the nature of debates. I can hardly see where it devaluates anything. I don't agree with name calling, but let people talk...we don't learn unless we listen. Like Elaine said, if it is something you'r not interested in reading, don't. I don't read any posts in the forum, "Just for Laughs,"... Frankly, I'm not interested in that. There are posts in here I don't read because of who wrote them... I don't read them and then complain about it! Yes, it's good to find a place like this site for "comfort" for folks with this disease, but is also good to support them in many other ways. Debating concerns over their disease should hardly be dis-comforting, but more along the lines of educational. Jack
  11. Smoking is bad, no doubt. For those that want to entertain the idea that residual effects of smokers (smell) is dangerous to others, fine. The FACT that billions of pounds of cancer causing particles flow from our industries everyday, seems a little more worrisome to me. States like Texas, Ohio, Cal, La and Penn are huge contributors and distribute these particles directly into our water and food supply. These are known facts that somehow are brushed aside when it comes to lung cancer. Have any of you been asked if you live in one of theses states when you tell them you have LC? I doubt it, they Probably refer back to the stigma question, "Did you smoke"? I would venture to say that to get exposed from the residue of someone that had previously smoked a cigarrette, is possible, if you stood by this induvudual your whole life. Does it stink? Yes. Breathing cigarrette smoke and the polluted air from our industries is more believable to me. Also, how much asbestos still remains in our buildings? That is the first question our doctor asked Cheryl after discovering the spot on her lung. "Have you been working around Asbestos?" There is obviously another key to the puzzle of LC... I seriously doubt residue from a smoker would rank very high. We are preaching to the choir when it comes to smoking, we all know its bad. Being satisfied that it's the only cause is unacceptable to me. Jack
  12. Cathy, Oh I am truly sorry. It sounds as if his passing was peaceful. That is how I wish to go. I am glad he made it home. My thoughts are with you and your family this Christmas. God be with you, Cheryl
  13. What a lovely wish Annjeal! God Bless you, Cheryl
  14. Merry Christmas Lilly!!!!
  15. Well, My brother and his six kids are all sick. My sister and her three are also sick. My other sister and kids went to Indiana in a blizzard, because my brother-in-law is in the hospital. He was diagnosed with liver cancer, and only 40 years old! I am so sad for him. He just got married and adopted a child! My oldest sister had surgery recently to remove tumors on her female organs, but recovering nicely. And me? I called my the lab to check on my blood platelet results, which were 1600!!!!! Whooohoooo!!! Do I feel good? Not really, I thought I would. Ha! I feel the same. I guess I am use to feeling yuky! Anyway, Everyone wants me well and is avoiding me till they are better. I am already lonely! The presents are piled up under the tree, and my belly is full of Christmas cookies. There is snow on the ground, and nobody to throw snowballs at! (I know, snow in Dallas Texas at Christmas no less!!!) I am grateful not to be sick, my platelets are astrnomical, and ready to do battle against this cancer! I am glad chemo is over and pray this vaccine trial works. I pray all of you have a "Very Merry Christmas!" LOVE TO YOU ALL!!! Cheryl
  16. Yeah! So glad you are home dear Beth. I hope you are better, and have a very Merry Christmas!!!!! Cheryl
  17. Beth, Get out of there. It is almost Christmas time. I hate that you might be there till christms or more! Praying hard for you!!!! Cheryl
  18. Oh Marion, Poor BABY! I so sorry about your loss. Baby will be waitting in heaven to keep your hands warm. Cheryl
  19. Peggy, I am so grateful! Have a blessed holidays! Love, Cheryl
  20. Heather, Thanks for all you do. Please stick around! We love you much, Cheryl
  21. Hey Beth, I am so tired of the well wishes. People mean well, but say the darnest things.... like, "Is it bad?"..."I hope you make it."....I know someone who once had cancer..." People feel akward. Is it my place to make the feel comfortable?...Maybe it is. People didn't expect me to be here still. I didn't expect me to be here still. Live like you normally would! I still work, shop for clothes, make plans. Life goes on. Live in the now! Nobody knows when their time is up, not even the expert doctors. Sadly, some dear people I know have passed from this earth into the next realm. They had know idea. That is sad. I guess you are never really ready for death, but I try to live each day as if it were my last. I tell everyone that "I love them", and take nothing for granted. We all must die someday, but for now live, live, live!!! Please p.m., me whenever you need to. Much Love, Cheryl
  22. -Cheryl-

    Hair after WBR

    TAnn, It should be sprouting soon. You are beautiful with or without it! I know what it is like though, I missed mine none the less. Even if I had to get up half an hour early to style it! Love, Cheryl
  23. God is Great! I don't know about you, but I had a good feeling about it. Merry Christmas Sandy!!!!!
  24. David and Karen, My prayers are for the both of you. I wish that I could be there to feed you both chicken soup. All that I can offer are my prayers and hope for a complete recovery. I will ask that God wrap his healing arms around you both. Merry Christmas! Much love to you all. Cheryl
  25. MARGARET, I miss you and your dog!!!! Please hurry back to us, Keeping you in my prayers, Please consider trials. PM me anytime. Much love, cheryl
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