Mary Cer

I am sorry to hear about your Dad. You and your family are in my prayers.

I'm so sorry for what you are going through right now. Rely on Hospice for support. I am praying for you and your family. Mary Cer

When my husband was diagnosed back in October 2003, I cried so much. His cancer was so far along and we didn't even know it. He went to work everyday feeling so sick but he didn't know why. Once we found out why, he never went back to work again. We would cry - not understanding the situation and the outcome. When I was alone, I really cried - like a baby. I have come to believe it is so normal to feel this way. I think if there is a significant other to share your crisis with, they should just hold each other and cry together and talk to the sun comes up. When I was diagnosed, I really missed not having my husband to help and support me. I didn't cry for myself like I did for him. I think that is probably normal, too. Stay strong and positive. Believe miracles happen when prayer and hope are involved. Mary Cer

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She's so cute. Mary Cer

I also feel addicted to this site since I found it last month. It's great! Mary Cer

I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers. Mary Cer

I am sorry for your news. Try to stay strong and positive. You are in my prayers. Mary Cer

Great news for you and your Dad. Stay strong. Mary Cer

I am so happy for you and your sister. You have a lot on your plate right now so I'm sure it is a huge relief for you. Stay strong and healthy. Keep us posted. Mary Cer

I also think you should go for the second opinion after the results are in. My PCP and the pulmonologist encouraged me to go to Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Fl. I was not operable according to them and they new I would get better and more updated care at Moffitt. Good Luck and keep us posted. You are in my prayers. Mary Cer

Thanks for the info about the profile. I have added the information as best as I can remember it. I will continue to visit this site often. Mary Cer

Hi Everyone, I found this site last month and can't believe it has been around for so long. I have been diagnosed for almost two years and have never looked before. I don't know why. It is so unbelievable how many other people are cursed with lung cancer. I never thought I would be one of them. I was 52 years old when first diagnosed. My husband had died only one year earlier from lung cancer. He was diagnosed in late October 2003 and died late March 2004. So when just a year later in April 2005 a small mass was discovered on my right lung, my family and I were in a state of shock. I have always been a non smoker but my husband did smoke for a long time. I have NSCL - bronchioloalveolar adenocarcinoma. I have learned so much from reading all the emails on the message board especially about Tarceva. I am grateful to be able to join a site with so many caring, compassionate people listening. I will continue to visit this site often. Thanks. Mary