STFU (Shut the F*** UP)
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wow, here is my story........my Mother had colon cancer.....long story short rhetoric did end up in and out of the hospital.......unlike many cancer patient's who look emaciated when they have cancer, she looked full end healthy, yet she was a tiny woman......it was fluid......
When she died all that fluid seeped through her skin....the undertaker told me he had to wrap her body, under her clothes in plastic to keep the fluid from coming through her clothes for the viewing......he had her body draining for 3 days, and it was still seeping.......when they were doing the final viewing before they close type lid....I could see on her long sleeves of her dress that they were wet........so I know whst you mean......
I had never seen of heard of that........even her eyes were watery in the hospital when I was there....send her bed always being changed......sad isn't it...." -
wow, here is my story........my Mother had colon cancer.....long story short she did end up in and out of the hospital.......unlike many cancer patient's who look emaciated when they have cancer, she looked full end healthy, yet she was a tiny woman......it was fluid......
When she died all that fluid seeped through her skin....the undertaker told me he had to wrap her body, under her clothes in plastic to keep the fluid from coming through her clothes for the viewing......he had her body draining for 3 days, and it was still seeping.......when they were doing the final viewing before they close the lid....I could see on her long sleeves of her dress that they were wet........so I know what you mean......
I had never seen of heard of that........even her eyes were watery in the hospital when I was there....and her bed always being changed......sad isn't it...." -
Chabba, hope he does ok. I know that's a worry. Me, im getting over chemo, well, steroids, the chemo is not that bad. The steroids are a monster. Got home last night trying to find somebody to be mad at, so I just went to bed. Hoping I can hold out one more week without problems so I can go to Florida for new years, but if I have to skip next week due to low wbc Ill have to make it up the week of the first. Skipping two weeks messes me up to much and those little buggers come back fast. Glad to hear from everybody that's been hiding, Dwill glad your first day back was ok for you, and you can make it through the next few days really well.
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Hi Mary, Mary, .......I'm not hiding honey.....I'm here.....some of the ladies have told me about another thread to visit called Insomniac's........have several favorites......I play the games, and love them...not sure I need another favorite, but WTH....what is one more.......maybe some night when I can't sleep and I'm too foggy for gamed I will give it a shot.......but not sure yet.......
Hope youet your treatment straightened out do you can enjoy your holidays........frankly, I will be glad when it's the day after New Years......LOL..........
Very tired of this nutty weather......cold, and either snow, fleet, or rain.......miserable....talk about depressing..... -
Good morning Hoolies
Can't really type as they bandaged my arm from fingers to armpit! It is so padded I can't even put on a long sleeve shirt. But then I can't do dishes either!
Decided after much research and deliberation to cancel my hystero/ooph for now too, so only doing swap for squishies is 2 weeks. Just want to hold tight for a while and not mess with my system again. Feeling really good and don't want to upset that apple cart for now.
Ducky and Gma my LE therapist told me about a lotion that helps topically. Thought I would pass it along. She is also getting me a consult with a doctor here that does node transplants since I had so many removed.
http://lymphoderm.com/about.html
Don't know is it would help or not
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Bummer - it has lavender in it and I'm allergic to lavender.. Why does it have to be in EVERYTHING. GRRR. -
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Morning my friends...sending out love and healing for all those struggling...xoxo
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dwill, what a trooper you are to be back in the classroom. Happy for you that you are almost to Xmas break...
Mary, New Years in Florida sounds marvelous, I hope it works out for you, & those WBC keep strong
Chabba, glad to hear DH is on the mend, even if its slow, he has to be anxious to get home.
4seewhat, you have so much going on, kids, work, I feel like a slug compared to all you are doing. Sounds like wait & decide later on the other surgeries is a smart choice..
To all in the Hoolies posse, happy Tues. I cannot get over how close Christmas is. I agree with you Ducky, I want 2014 to be here, so we can have a fresh start. That is silly cause we will haul our problems, SE, fatigue right into the New Year with us, but it has great potential......golf girl.. -
DH is home! Doing very well. I'm exhausted and headed for bed soon.
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Chabba, ahh, what a good feeling...home sweet home.., he will heal quicker & be more relaxed @ home.
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Chabba,
Happy to read your hubby is home.....get some rest!
Di
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Chabba so glad u'r DH is home, maybe u can at lest rest some now.
Ducky I remember my mom telling me about here mom (my grandma--who I never knew) but anyway she would tell me about her weeping legs, I guess I thought it was an expression back then, it seems by now that wouldn't be happening anymore. How sad for u.
44444 I'm glad u've decided to wait u'r so busy u need a break from hospitals.U must have that wrap that u almost look like a package wrapped for delivery, that was goofy to me.
One week from today is Christmas eve, I can not believe it. oooooo
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Glad your hubby is home Miss Chabba!
Mine is cranky...so hopefully that means he is feeling a bit better...lol
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Glad to hear the DHs are on the mend. Mine is doing--he is getting cabin fever and grumpy.
Dwilli- sorry to hear you are having difficulties with your exchange. Hope you can find relief while you are on break.
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Hi all, I have been reading, just not writing. Charles, I'm glad someone had the gumption to tell him what was bugging you. My old saying, "what goes around comes around".
I am praying for all that are hurting and dealing with chemo, tests and other SE's.
I did see my PCP yesterday. We talked about what we should do with the pain meds. We decided that getting off the Gralise and starting over, might be the way to go. We have narrowed it down, from the first drop in dose, that it is one of the main causes in the dizzy and nausea. Getting rid of one med at a time. Many of my meds have the dizzy and nausea SE and when you put them all together, well that is my problem. I have to be strong in doing this as I will have withdrawals and pain. But I have been on this med for almost 3 years and need to know what and where the pain is. This will be hard for me but will give it my best shot.
Its been a hell of a December: 10 days of freeze/snow - which means no work for DH during that time; broken well pipes, no water, withdrawals from pain meds, Pain Doctor ignoring me; health insurance issues; resigning from my JoAnn Fabrics job; DH fell 2 days ago and is very sore; No money to go visit family for Christmas. DH and I decided I need health insurance, so he is going to get me some but he will be without until such time as we have the money to do so. Love you all.
For the ones that haven't gone or don't need another favorites to my new pictures topic (http://community.breastcancer.org/forum/102/topic/815825?page=1#idx_12) Here is one of my beautiful pictures for you to see here.
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GMA......beautiful picture...when I look out my window I see the house across the street....lol
Hope this all works out for you.....one day at a time.....maybe 2014 will be kinder to us....
Please don't think I am prying, but with you losing your job, and hubby out of work, does that change the numbers at all for assistance......
Maybe they will get everything right this time around with regards to your meds.It's is a beginning....hugs.
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Ducky - he only lost work for that week - Making up for it this week And the JoAnn job was only 6 hours a week. I worked there for their part-timers health insurance, which as of the 31st, won't be given. I do have a 40 hour a week computer job at home (no insurance with them). Yes, if you add that up - it meant I WAS working 46 hours/week - as of the 31st, I will be working ONLY 40 hours.. Its a good job so we will still be over with no assistance. I am able to work, maybe its pride, maybe its ethic, but I can't just quit all my jobs to get assistance. I do have physical issues with the Fabric Store job, so it is actually a blessing that I am quitting that one.
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GMA......My husband was a carpenter so know what the time off is like........just hope it all works out for you.....hoping and praying.....
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Foley u've had quite a time of all this crap---all we can do is send u prayers, in hopes this is the start to clear things up for u-- And like so many, u'r caught in a catch 22 with Insurance. That's awful. I do hope u'r meds get all straightened out and 2014 will bring better health for u.
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Mary, I loved your comment on finding someone to be mad at....sometimes the stress & the physical pain gets the best of us & we have to let it rip somewhere...hope you are feeling ok
Happy Wednesday..Christmas is one week from today...Yikes...
I have an appt. with MO today, hopefully get scheduled with the radiologist for rads...or I am going to find someone to be mad at...they make you wait too long...
Golf girl
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Oh Gma I'm gonna die laughing!
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GMA wow that is alot to deal with just know we are here....
Mary thinking of you.....
all others, {{{{{{{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}}}}}}}}
me canceled new chemo til the 27th officially now I can have a christmas without being sick.....bbl
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Hey Hoolies! Still one handed so this is short!! hope all are well
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Hello Hoolies, Just checking in! Happy Wednesday to you all!
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Thursday here.
Hi all just quick note to say it's seven years today I was diagnosed.
Not bad considering BS and once didn't think I would make two years. So
here I am and intend being around for a very long time. I made scan
appoint for later in January - my choice.Big hugs for all.
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Congrats, Alyson! Seven years - Woo Hoo!!!
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Yea Alyson!
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congrats, Alyson.
Remember pocket party for Sweet Pea on Friday..
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