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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 2:29
PM
Subject: Re: [MOL] Re: [Judith
Hello Lillian,
Hooray....feeling much
much better today. Forced myself to get up and going this a.m. and went
to a local cancer support group which I had joined just two weeks
ago. I had ambiguous feelings about it the first two times but
thought I would give it one more chance and am glad I did so. It was an
excellent session with lots of sharing, etc.
I am checking into foregoing the chemo and shooting right to
the Thalidimide. Any thoughts on that (I do realize the decision is
ultimately mine)....just wondering if anybody has any input.
Lillian, you are truly an inspiration and I personally
appreciate your role in this forum. It is very comforting to have
people reaching out to each other even though in
cyperspace.
Love to all on list,
Judith T.
Untangles is the way an ex Philadelphians would type
utensils?
Okay, could I see you on it just being a creative
misspelled word ? I can't figure it out, I use spell check and
still misspell words?
No matter what I am glad to hear your feeling somewhat
better today and certainly do understand the days we all wish we could toss
the towel in. We really do care about you Judith and are here to help
you walk the journey and then expect to be invited to the big
celebration. Fondly, lillian
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000
5:16 AM
Subject: Re: [MOL] Re: [Judith
Dear Lillian,
Thanks for the push....I needed it...I feel much better
today. Could you please tell me what untangles are?? Just a
curious New Yorker!
Have a great day!!!
Judith
Girlfriend: I know some chemo's are really hard
to take; but you have to keep going no matter how hard it is. Now
a few tips. Ask your doctor for something for the nausea.
Eat with plastic plates, untangles, cups and don't let anyone cook heavy
foods with heavy odors. Let me know if that all helps you.
Fondly, lillian
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000
6:03 AM
Subject: Re: [MOL] Re:
[Judith
Dear Lillian,
Thanks for the
encouragement... I made it through the chemo yesterday but have to be
honest and say I feel pretty nasty today....Nausea, etc. I also
have an appointment with surgeon on Thursday to discuss
port.
I just don't know if I can keep going with the
chemo..
Judith T.
When you are getting your treatment, just think of
Pac Man eating up all those nasty cancer cells.......let us know how
it goes, lillian
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, September 25,
2000 7:33 AM
Subject: Re: [MOL] Staging
Caner, Educational...
Dearest Lillian,
It is me again....I cannot thank you enough for
providing all the great info...It seems as I opened your messages
this morning, just about every other one pertained to effects I
have had with chemo.
I am a little nervous as I resume my chemo in
about an hour from now for first time in about 6 weeks and this is
going to be the CPT11, 5FU/Leukovorin combo. I feel there
has been something going on in my abdomen during the period I was
off chemo and I look forward to the ?????security of the chemo,
but I am definitely a little scared about this go
around.
Thanks for listening and being
there,
Judith Tilton
How is cancer staged?
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