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Leela

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  1. My oldest sister has MS and we have a lung cancer history. Sigh.
  2. I'm so very sorry Liza. Hugs, Lisa
  3. More prayers, Christine. Hugs, Lisa
  4. Yay! Congratulations to you mom. Hope you all enjoy your summer break! Lisa
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    Good news!

    CONGRATULATIONS! And thanks so much for sharing and inspiring. Lisa
  6. I'm so very sorry. My deepest condolences to you and your family. Hugs, Lisa
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    Great News!

    Yay, Barb!
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    My scan results

    Congratulations, Alisa! Thanks for sharing your news. You are an inspiration to us all.
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    Traped lung

    Ernie, Wishing you the best of luck with the procedure. Hugs and prayers, Lisa
  10. Great news, Rich! Here's to many many more!!!
  11. Shelli, Thank you for sharing your story. I'm so sorry for your loss. Peace, Lisa
  12. Sending positive thoughts and prayers for the best possible results for your dad. Hugs, Lisa
  13. More prayers for Heather. This is so unfair. Hoping for a miracle.
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    My Father

    (((Christine))) I'm so very sorry.
  15. Susan, Hoping also for a benign pop and continued stability. You and your mom will be in my thoughts and prayers. Please keep us posted. Hugs, Lisa
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    Update - LarryH

    I'm so sorry Karen.
  17. Thank you Randy and Patti. Excellent site link, Randy. Hugs, Lisa
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    3 Years!

    Wonderful news, Jan!
  19. Thank you, Ernie. So true and well said. Hugs, Lisa
  20. Sensationally stable!!!! Thanks for sharing. Lisa
  21. Gail, Sorry to hear Hank is having trouble. My mom had some issues with feeling like there was something stuck in her throat all the time. The doctors thought her tumor may have been pushing on or constricting blood vessels near her esophogus. Though she did not have the seeds procedure, she did have radiation to her lung tumor and it helped a lot and relatively quickly. Hugs and prayers for you and Hank. Lisa
  22. Has anyone had any experience with costochondritis? My mom had a bone scan with results last week. Her chemo oncologist thought she might have bone mets in her ribs at the sternum because it showed inflamation. He sent us to her radiation oncologist. He thinks it is probably Costochondritis. It causes pain and tenderness where your ribs attach to your breastbone. The pain is sharp, though it can also feel like a dull, gnawing pain. It can radiate further out in the chest too. He said to take Aleve every 12 hours. And it's helping! We are hoping he is right and there are no new bone mets. He also put her on a month's worth of Prednisone for the SOB and haziness on the CT. He thinks it's radiation pneumonitis. Though it's been about 6 months since her radiation, her pulmonogist says even 8 months out it is not unheard of. So between the 3 of them they decided to wait a couple weeks to see how this goes before more chemo or a bronchoscopy. So WOOHOO for now! Thanks, Lisa
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