Connie B
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Wow Dave, this is just down-right WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL, OUTSTANDING NEWS! Good for YOU! These are always the kinds of updates we LOVE TO SEE and HEAR about.
I am so very happy to hear this great news, and I'm so happy for you. Nice to see you drop in.
Best wishes and continue living a happy and healthy life,
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Well your doctor didn't tell you that you couldn't enjoy Happy Hour. So, lets have a drink to celebrate your AWESOME NEWS!!!!!!!
Cheers to a Great Report!
Congratulations!
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Hey Sue, Just chiming in here to let you know your mom is in my thoughts and prayers. I too am very pleased to hear the procedure went well.
Fingers and toes and anything else I can cross that this will be something simple and easy to treat.
Warm Wishes to you and your mom.
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Happy 8 Years Gail. It's very nice to see you drop in. And it's even nicer to see you drop in with great news.
Congratulations and God Bless and Continued Good Health to you.
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Congratulations on your 6th year milestone. Some of that ride was bumpy, but you made it. Your a fighter and I knew you would come through with flying colors. I'm very happy for you.
I wish you all the best on your lifes choices. I hope that all works for you the way you would like for them too.
Best wishes to you and your son.
Connie
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Oh Dear Kasey & Fred and Tracy's wonderful family.
I am so very saddened by this news.
My thoughts are with you all during this very difficult time. Peace be to Tracy. Comfort be to you, Fred and Tracy's family.
Such sad, very sad news. I am so sorry.
God Bless,
Connie
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This truely helps to keep the big smile on my face to hear this wonderful news! Way to Go Muriel! Hope you and Con are going out to celebrate!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!
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I'm sorry, I don't think anyone here is hiding anything nor is anyone here not being truthful about hospital's and doctor's. I'm not sure where you would get that idea. If you want peoples stories and who they doctored with and what hospital or clinic they went to, or go to, all you have to do is ask.
Most of us have a team of dortor's and all my doctor's and hospital information is posted on "MY STORY" just click up below my signature and you'll fine all my information.
I would like to add that it would be helpful if you told us what area you live in and what area your looking for treatments and doctors information. Take a deep breath and slow down we will do our best to help you through this.
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Hi Lisa and Welcome to the place none of us wish to be a part of, however you will find a great group of friends & support here.
I'm glad to see your a Survivor and that your doing so well. Hip Hip Hooray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We love Good New here at LCSC. I hope to get to know you better over the years.
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You Go GIRLFRIEND!!!!!!!!! I am So Happy For YOU!
We showed them, didn't we? Happy dance, Happy dance, I am doing the HAPPY DANCE!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations my Friend! ((((ALISA)))))
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Way to go Jim!
It warms my heart to read about your clean and clear scans. Hip Hip HOORAY, Jim's cancer has GONE AWAY!!!!! Hope your planning on celebrating your wonderuful news!! Have a GREAT SUMMER!
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Hey Bud,
I'm so sorry to hear about Rose's dx.s. This cancer stuff has got to be kicked out of the park. My thoughts & prayers are with both you and Rose. She's going to beat this and your going to help her. (((((Hugs to you BOTH)))))
God Bless,
Connie
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Welcome rocknrollpaddy, (what can we call you for short other then "rocknrollpaddy?)
Well, I'm not in the age bracket your requesting to talk to, but I was 43 when I was first dx.d with lung cancer stage IIIB and I don't know emotionally or physically if theres much of a difference if your 30, 40, 50, 60, or even 70 years of age when you hear those words "you have lung cancer." It's not what anyone of us wants to hear and it's not what anyone of us wants to go through. But I also can share with you that many of us DO live long and happy "new normal" lives after being dx.d with lung cancer. This IS doable, beatable, and treatable.
There are TON'S of ups and downs on this journey, and everyone here can and will guide you through the rough spots and help you up when your feeling down. This is a GREAT place for support and understanding and information. We've walked in your shoes and some of us still do, and we'll share our journey with you to make your life easier and give you comfort. It does get sucky at times, but it also gets good and uplifting too and we do laugh alot and we do care about eachother. Your not just a number here, we work hard to help people through this journey because we care. Because we're lung cancer survivors and lung cancer caregivers.
Take a minute and read over my story by clicking on the website below.
Sending you GOOD WISHES and POSITIVE VIBES from a FAR!
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Hey Tiny, your on my mind and in my heart. Please take a minute to check in and let us know how your doing by friend.
Sending you Warm & gentel Hugs,
Connie
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Carol, really is your appointment January? Like in NEXT YEAR? Holy cows!!!!
Sending you support & hugs.
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It's great to keep those doc's on there toes. I'm very happy for your mom and your family. Congratulations and Continued good health.
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Go get 'em kiddo. They don't know how lucky they are to have you on board. Prayers coming your way. Let us know how is goes.
GOOD LUCK AND GIVE EM THE OLD ONE AND A TWO.
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Dear Caren,
I am so sorry you lost your wonderful father. Prayers and Comfort to you and your family during this difficult time. Peace to your wonderful father.
My Condolences.
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Hey Donny,
My Pulm Doc & my Radiation Onc Doc were the ones who were in charge of my Pneumonitis. My Onc doc was in charge of the chemo and blood issues. But, it all worked out well for me.
Wishing you good results and sending you positive vibes.
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Well Calintay, That may very well be true and I sure wouldn't doubt you, but I do know that in our neck of the woods, they do still use cornstarch for serious open bed sores. I think a lot also depends on the over all picture of the patient and where the sores are at. The U of MN used it on me. Open sores can be a breading ground for staph infection too. It's a horse apeice I'm sure. Some do things this way, some do things another way. Medical Facilities are all so different in many treatments.
I guess my feelings and thoughts for Caren are also comfort related. And having the patient comfortable if they are in pain and discomfort and if the oder is overwhelming.
Like I said, I was just offering my 2 cents worth of what they still use here in our area for bedsores and what I know worked well for me and for others. When my mother and sister were in the last or late stages of there lc journey, we did all we could to keep them comfy. I still remember the oder Caren that you mention.
My Best to you and your Dad,
Connie
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Hi Paulette, How nice to meet you. I am sorry you had the need to find us, but am glad we're here for one another.
I remember having that same fear your dealing with now. It sounds like they caught your's very early and that's wonderful to hear.
You can read my story by clicking on the link below my name and signature.
It's great you were able to do the Vats proceedure. You'll be up and running in no time. Get Well Soon and Keep us informed.
Happy to hear this Great and Good news! 
Can You Hear the Laughter?
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Yes Kasey I hear it laughing, and I know exactly what your saying and how your feeling. ((((((((((((((((Kasey)))))))))))))))))))
I am sitting here being sad with you. There are No words, just know I understand.