Thank you everyone... Your support means so much to us.
Thank you everyone... Your support means so much to us.
I wish you and Jeff the best luck as you begin chemo. It is important to try and remain positive, even though at times it may seem impossible. My heart goes out to the both of you.
If good thoughts have the power to heal....
Many, many good thoughts are going your way.
My very best wishes for strength & peace.
Kevin/Casey
Jeff, I want you to know my thoughts and prayers are with you and Cyn during this difficult time. Stay strong.
Thanks Sean, and everyone....
sending warm thoughts and prayers for you jeff and cyn too
Cyndee & Jeff - I just saw this thread now. I'm really sorry to hear about this. I hope things go well with the chemo. Thanks for letting us know and keeping us informed.
Jed
Thanks everyone... Chemo wasn't as bad this week as the first time a few weeks ago. He has had a decent appetite, and has spent some time outside. Of course, he is very tired.. Hoping to try to keep him positive, even with the loss of his cancer 'brother', Ken... (we will be going to the viewing tomorrow).
Glad to hear that you guys had an "easier" week. Here's hoping each week gets progressively () easier.
Music isn't about chops, or even about talent - it's about sound and the way that sound communicates to people. Mike Keneally
We hope so too, Scott..
Yes, but that will probably not be the case, since it is cumulative in your body. We are just happy that this time was not so bad. His hair is definitely coming out now, and I just tried buzzing him out on the deck with his beard trimmer, but it didn't really cut well enough. Need to get a proper razor for buzzing! (or just take him to get it done quickly--prob cheaper, too)...
I'm so sorry to hear this. Sending you and Jeff the most positive thoughts.
Just visited this page for the first time, and saw this. Been aware and in touch via Facebook and happy to see some positive news! Love to you, Cyndee and of course Jeff.
What's the latest for those of us who don't do FB, CynJeff?
"My choice early in life was either to be a piano player in a whorehouse or a politician, and to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference"
President Harry S. Truman
Hey Geezer.....thanks for asking. Things are still pretty tough here. We still have to wait a bit longer before the updated CT/PET and MRI scans are taken. They will be compared to the original scans to see if the chemo is working to shrink the tumors, making them operable. We should know in a few weeks.. Very nerve-wracking to not know. We are both very anxious, and Jeff was very depressed today. On the other hand, his appetite has been pretty decent, so that is good.. He gained a few pounds at his last weigh-in, though is still very thin. He will have his 3rd chemo treatment on Monday, then an appointment with the oncologist again on Thursday. Hopefully, we will be able to schedule the new scans soon..
I don't know you, Cyndee (I'm new to PE), so I hesitated to write a comment yesterday when I noticed this thread, but since it popped up again this morning I just wanted to let you know I'm sending out positive energy and thoughts to you and Jeff. My mother just got her two-year "cancer free" diagnosis, and I just wanted to let you know that I can empathize a bit with your experience. I was my mom's support person during chemo and operation -- she had stage III bladder cancer -- and while the chemo was nasty stuff to deal with, it certainly did its job and shrunk her tumor down. She had her bladder removed, along with everything else adjacent, and she had "clean margins," which I attribute to the chemo. Hang in there and keep visualizing those tumors shrinking (((hug)))
Music isn't about chops, or even about talent - it's about sound and the way that sound communicates to people. Mike Keneally
I just saw this now. Very sad to read this Cyndee, life isn't fair. Here's hoping for a full recovery for Jeff. Cancer can be beaten!
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