Don M
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Hi Karen: I would say that your husband and you have had very encouraging news about his lungs being clear. I hope the next set of scans shows more good results. don M
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Welcome Brit
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Hi Karen: I hope your dad finds a way to get his appetite back. He sounds like a cool guy. Don M
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I think it is a great idea. Don M
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Cheryl: I am sure the hospice people will be able to help a lot. You all have my prayers. Don M
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How do you deal with TWO types of cancer?
Don M replied to dreamxpert's topic in CAREGIVER RESOURCE CENTER
Wow Lori , what a double whammy. I think looking onto the radio frequency ablation is a good idea. You and your husband have my prayers and best wishes. Don M -
Hi Lynda; You have gotten some great advice here. I have nothing to add..just welcome, and I hope your mom finds and takes an anti nausea med that will help her eat. Don M
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Welcome Barbara: I hope them current treatment brings good results for your husband. Don M
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Go Seahawks!
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I hope you continue to breeze right through your tratment Leslie and that it brings good results. Don M
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Welcome Brandi: it sounds like your dad is in good hands. I hope the tests show that the chemo has been working. Don M
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Keep it up Marie. Don M
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Please accept my condolences at the loss of your mom. Don M
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Hi Char: I see that the placebo treatment is a standard first line treatment. I hope your dad gets good results. I also looked up bavacizumab on line. Apparently it is avastin. There are a number of people in this group who have avastin used in combination with other drugs as part of their treatment plan. Don M
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Gail: I hope you continte to succeed in enjoying your days as they come. Of course once you get the news that your scans are clear, it will be much easier not to be anxious, eh? I have had cancer twice and will probably get a little antsy at ct scan time next Febuary. Enjoy you holidays. Don M
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Gail: That is just swell! Don M
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Debi: congratulations on your new grandbaby. I forget stuff all the time just as you described. the dizzy part would scare me though. I guess it must have been from working too hard and not getting enough water. I hope you carry bottles around with you now and keep yourself topped off. Don M
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TAnn: I hope you can get past this quickly and start to feel good again. When I was doing chemo, I took milk thistle which is supposed to help the liver. I told my onc about it and he did not seem to mind one way or the other. You might as well ask about and maybe try it. I still take it. Don M
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Hi Holly: I think I have the chemo brain thing too. I easily forget names. I have to keep a list hwne I go do errands. I just shrug it off. I am good at remembering numbers, though. Don M
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Karen: I hope your husband continues to feel better and does beat the cancer. Don M
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Cheryll: I am sorry the doctors don't understand. I guess that shows that they don't know much about personality changes one can go through while suffering from lung cancer. Maybe an oncology social worker would be up to speed on this stuff and can help you and your husband. I hope you get some relief soon. My insurance company had a case mangagement person too. I never took advantage of her services, but maybe you could try that too? Don M
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You and your mom have my prayers. Don M
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Hi Sue: I read Missy's poem also a while back. It was very moving and still is. don M
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Jen: Please accept my condolences at the loss of your mom. Don M
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Fay: I hope you feel better soon. Don M
