[She's gone..]

Please accept my condolences at the loss of your mom.

Don M

[New Member]

Welcome Barbara

Don M

[This Is My RE-registration Arriving Back to Our Roots.]

Hi Barbara: I am glad to see you here.

Don M

[New to this site, found Barbara and Bill]

Hi Janet I post at the other site from time to time, but I come here more often. This is my first home.

Don M

[another update from Suki]

Amie:

I am glad to see Suki is NED and that the oxygen has helped her. I have read that the oxygen is most useful at nighttime.

Don M

[Feeling better]

I am glad you are feeling better Ernie and I hope the tarceva chases the cancer back.

Don M

[Surgery pass please? Update.. Returning my Pass!!]

Hey, you got my prayers Christine.

Don M

[I am so excited]

That is truly wonderful Sandra.

Don M

[Still stable after all these years…]

Congratulations Rich.

Don M

[Getting to Know You - March 11]

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[Alimta, Gemzar and Avastin]

Hi Ernie : it is good to hear from you. I had a lot of fatigue and some sob from alimta. I thought it was harder than carboplatin/gemzar. I hope and pray you get stellar results.

don M

[Alan's Dr. Appointment]

Hi Debbie: well, Alan should be feeling better for a while and that means a lot.

Don M

[Breathing Difficulties After Operation]

I was on oxygen for a month after the rest of my left lung was removed. I eventually did not need it. It was hard at first.

Don M

[Brief update on Geri]

I hope you can go home soon Geri.

Don M

[Mom is feeling so bad]

I think marinol is an appetite enhancer.

Don M

[Another newbie...]

Hi Ellen: chemo is pretty much doable these days since they monitor it closely and have drugs for anti nausea. It may add years to your life instead of months. You would feel crappy from time to time and after 6 rounds or so, usually spaced 3 weeks apart, you may be able to go off for a while and have significant shrinkage of tumor. It is possible and others have done it. The docs may be just quoting average statistics at you.

Don m

[it is comon]

Have a good trip Bucky.

Don M

[Hello]

Welcome Karren: I hope the chemo they give your husband will make the cancer back off.

Don M

[new here]

Welcome Mary. I hope you can find some solace here. there are lots of menbers who can relate to what you are going through.

Don M

[Stability again]

That is wonderful Tracy. It is the kind of news I like to see.

Don M

[onc visit]

Great news Dave...that is what I like to hear.

Don M

[Yucky Scan Results]

I am sorry to read of your bad news Barb. I have been dealing with anxiety too. I keep a stash of xanax on hand now for the rough spots. I also am on lexapro and it seems to be working. I have 8 nodules that they are watching plus a big arse tumor.

Don m

[This is the Longest That I have not Been On...Sorry]

Congratulations Dar my best wishes for your mom.

Don M

[Gratitude - March 4th 2008]

I am grateful that my anxiety seems to be going away.

Don M

[losing my dad]

Taalia, I would just like to welcome you and offer you my condolences for the loss of your dad.

don M