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Isabella, you may want to wear the plum jacket in the event of food fights! lol
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Marybe, Cyborg--you're in my thoughts. Went to my PS today and finally I don't have to come back for 6 weeks!!!! That's the longest I've gone without a Dr. appt. in 2 years. Also got two mastectomy bras compliments of the insurance company. He said my back pain is referred pain from the front. At any rate, whatever it is I'm not getting any x-ray or anything else at this point.
DH is doing well now and finally has his catheter out. He's sitting out in the sun with the dog enjoying being catheter-free. Oh the joys of old age!! Lynda
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Lynda - so glad DH is doing better. I know that makes things a little easier for you too.
Marybe - where are you and what has the MDA dr. said? Missing you my friend.
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Hello, all you great gals! Trying to get ready for Easter around here, buying groceries and such, so I'm glad to sit down for a while. Cyborg, sorry I didn't read last night about your procedure today, but sending hugs now. Let us know how everything went, please.
Lynda, glad your DH is better and catheter free! I've never had one, but my dad lived with one for the last few months of his life and it was very difficult for him. Also, yay for you and your first respite from doctor appts!
Ginger, I LOVE the hair! That was something else and gives me second thoughts. I keep coloring mine because it's not gray, it's white. And for a long time, I've been wanting to be done with the coloring. Still wavering on it though.
Isabella, we've all told you over and over you should just write a book. Your writing is so descriptive and downright funny! I can't wait to hear your tale after you have been to this gypsy wedding! Now, I'll ask the question for all us gals here in the colonies---what is a fascinator? I gather it's some kind of hat, but what? I'm so sorry about your little Yorkie, too. No matter how many times we've been through it, it's always hard. I sometimes think that if it weren't hard, we shouldn't have animals at all.
Marybe, please let us know how today went. We all love you!
Kathy
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Oh Isabella, I am so sad about the little dog....I hope she goes peacefully. The wedding sounds like so much fun...I am pictures dancing around, drinking wine out of leather pouches (what are those things. Botas?) and a big fire. Wear the purple.
Thank you for all your kind thoughts and hugs and prayers, Ladies. I really don't know why I even went to see the onco again....Oh there has been some confusion and I don't know if it was the way I posted or what, but I did not go back to MDA. I did go there several years ago and the onco I saw if just a super guy and always answers my emails right away and I have been asking his opinions on chemos and had my reports sent to him as I usually do, BUT I was not going back to see him..When I asked him if Xeloda would work on both my bone and liver mets, he said Absolutely. It was my onco I went back to see today, with a list of questions and also info on both halaven and xeloda from the message boards. He really did not listen too much to the good reports I had on Xeloda, but did say he feels sure that it is one of the ones I will be doing at sometime or other, just feels that havalen is the way to go now so that is what we are doing. I did at least get him to put off the starting date to a week from Wed. instead of starting next Wed. I said what if, and it's pretty unlikely since this has never happened to me so far, but what if I really do have nausea and am puking, what am I supposed to do since they say not to bend from the waist down after my cataract surgery and he said well, I guess you would have a real problem there. I asked is a week going to make that much difference and he said no, so we set the starting date up as May 4, for my lst treatment, and then I will get it again on the 11th and be off the next week and then it will follow the same pattern. two weeks in a row and then off. I asked when we will find out if it's working and he said we will be able to tell after 6 weeks and I asked how and he says with the tumor markers, if they go down it's working!!! With my tumor markers....the same markers we have watched go up up up to 2,177 and he is saying the entire time they aren't that accurate, don't worry about them! I just don't get it. Oh and when I asked about waiting he said as long as you don't wait too long because the cancer is not going to wait. Doctors!! Don't ya just love them. I asked Tim what he thought and he said well, he made sense with what he said and he seems to know his chemo treatments. If he was surprised to see me back so soon, he didn't show it. I said you asked me if my husband knows what is going on so I brought him with me so he will. He did say today that he is not sure I will get fatigue and bad side effects and that he knows I like to work and that it is probably good for me, but he said he just thinks I should maybe look further into the disability since it is time for me to start looking out for me and not the job so much. His wife is a hygienist, but she doesn't work.....then again I am sure she doesn't need to. And I don't really need to, I just want to. So we shall see and hopefully it will work and I won't feel too bad. Another good thing about waiting til the 4th, for sure I will have hair for the wedding I am going to on the 7th. One woman on the Haloven thread said she was totally bald in 8 days....Wow. I didn't even start losing any hair on abraxane until 29 days. Anyway, I am getting a haircut next Tues evening before some of the gals and I go to see a play at the local playhouse so I guess that will be my last haircut for awhile.
Thanks for the offer AmyJo, but I think since my cancer is systemic the rad seeds to the liver would not work for me.
Thanks again to all of you for your warm support....I am really lucky to have so many friends....wish the ones around here would quit calling, but I know it is just because they want to know what is going on. The dentist I work for and his staff got me a really nice card and I found it stuck in my purse when I was looking for my keys when I left the onco's office. He wrote they love me even if I do have memory issues...I NEVER leave the office without forgetting my cell phone or keys or something.
Well, Tomorrow I have to be at the hospital at 5 AM so I am turning in early. Good Night All.
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Thanks guys for thinking of me. Well, today wAs uneventful. My gyno said he hadn't reviews my ultrasound tape/video/disc bit had read the report . He said that he would read the disc with the radiologist. Doc tried tofeel mass with his fingers. Couldn't find it. Ordered another ultrasound. Like is it going to go away!!!!!? And then said he would order the ultrasound for next Tuesday and then I will see the doc again next Friday. Are they kidding. Sets me out another week from chemo. I would have thoight that since this was an unusual thing having a mass in the wall of my vagina that he would have done some homework So another call to the insurance company. The local docs just are dragging their feet!!!!!!!agh!
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Thinking of you Marybe
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Good evening ladies - so much news I can barely keep up. CRS in full bloom.
3Jays, congratulations on 2 years! Your spirit & spunk have been an inspiration to many.
Marybe, good luck tomorrow; and in the days, months, and YEARS to come. Blessings on you.
Isabella, so sorry about your dog; my condolences. Wear the plum. Aren't fascinators small hats with feathers & fluff & maybe a bit of netting about the face?
I think we missed welcoming a new lady JudyLynn, yesterday... so if you're still here Judy, welcome... as you see, our sense is all relative, and we have been anxious to get Marybe's results, and to vicariously see Europe through Lisa's eyes, so we might have missed you... Anyway, we're here, in the club no one wants to join, and I'm sure you'll find other threads on BCO that will catch your interest.
Lynn, glad about your DH.
ChrissyB, your Easter sounds like a Norman Rockwell painting.
BarbA thanks again for posting Lisa's pix. I'll be thinking of you next Tues. Next mammo, I'm bringing an ice pack with me for afterwards!
Amyjo, I hope your community is recovering from the devastation.
Cyborg; hope all's going well with you.
QCA, you have a gift for finding the right thing to say.
Annettek, how are you? do you have test results?
Best wishes to all -
It is a blessed time of year. Renewal, hope, cleansing. -
Oh my, how things can change in the blink of an eye. I had a phone call from Mareike's (DD2) BF late last night to tell me that she is had just been re-admitted to hospital as she was in excruciating pain. Not good!......the docs in the ER did a CT and found that the fragment of disc that was left as a cushion has moved and is now pressing on the nerve again. News is that she now has to have the op all over again and of course it is Easter Friday here so she may not be able to get that done until Wednesday next week..........ugh!!!!.....hopefully, the surgeon can round up enough theatre staff to get it done ASAP. The only good thing is, the pain can now be controlled. I'm sitting waiting to hear if she wants me to go down to her and if so when.......oh I hate being in limbo. I guess the house won't be full after all.
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I hope your daughter feels better soon
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wow!!!ive had a bad today, and up most of last night, so just getting on now..
First. Chrissy, im so sorry about Marrike's having to do surgery over!!! i hope they can round drs up; but, at least her pain will be controlled. sorry your Easter is not going to be as planned... will you go back out? i know its' selfish, but i sure do miss you, girl!! sending the best Easter wishes to all your beloved family..
that goes for all of you, as well. Marybe, i will have you esp in my prayers tommorrow for your surgery. i have heard good things about halaven. don't make any decisions about work, till your'e on your way thru the chemo. i know it saves your mind, having work to go to; but; we gotta get those tumor markers down!!concentrate on feeling better, my friend...
all the others, cyborg, lynda.. your in my thoughts and prayer. glad your DH is cath free, Lynda. thats' a gigsntic pain, had to do it for awhile, and hated every minute!!!
yeas, Stanzie, no reflexes!!but, i have travelling patellas from the MS.. since he's confused as to what stage i am, he's in denial of that, also. enough that he didn't even want to look at my knees, till he does his tests..
one question he had was if my thyroid isn't causing some of the havoc im experiencing, so, i'll know that when the blood results come in; or, in 6 weeks. when you start with a new dr., ya just don't know how they work.. i know most of my neuros' were very "distant" and ive not liked them. the one i did, no longer takes my ins. and i can't afford them w/out it, thats' for real!!!
Isabella, there's quite a stir here for the royal wedding, so i've recently learned what a fascinator is.. let us know how it all works out. i agree, the purple will be the most colorful; ans it seems that would be suiting for a gypsy wedding.. they are a strange group of ple; but, fascinating...and loyal, if they like you!!!
im in a funk the last week or so. added to my neoepinephine, hoping to pick up my energy, and mood. all ive accomplished is making the hot flashes worse!!!hahaha
anyway, Mur was a dear: brought enough flowers we thought a funeral was here!!! cut flowers, and 2 rose bushes, the climbing tyoe, which i love... and a very new calladium, the colors ive never seen.
we did nothing for our anniversary, ate cereal at 10 pm; both of us are worn out. im sure, if we find somewhere we want to go to, we will this wkend...
yesterday, technically, bc of the time, was Maunday thursday; and its; a day of fasting and prayer for me, so it was odd, since our anniversary fell then, also.
today being good friday, we haven't made our minds up what we're doing, either... his being Jewish, me being christian makes for strange times this time of the year.
i had hoped for an invite to spend Easter with my son and GKids, but it doesn't look like it'll be forthcoming. i don't know why i even look for it, as ive only spent one year with them... years ago, when Fish was born.. he's a strange little fellow, my oldest Jay...
we are gooing to see my jay #2 in rehab; sat.. so i will be bringing meat lasagna; his request, with some garlic rolls. so, on sunday, we'll chill out.
tonight, at the church i go to most reg.; they had a combination sedar; communion, and i chose NOT to go... they messed about so much with the sedar part of it last year; i felt it was an insult to my husbands beliefs. it didn't upset him, but it did me. so i chose not to participate this year...
so, everything continues to be in flux for me, my one thought is to bathe all you wonderful ladies in the Easter love, to remember WHY there is n Easter!!!
you really do replace the dissappointment of my own family, for me. thanks for that! 3jays
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Thanks 3jays, still waiting to her what she wants me to do and when. I have a feeling that I will be heading back to the city tomorrow but as yet not sure....it's just a feeling. If I don't hear from her shortly I wil take the initiative and ring her.
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Isabella, so sorry your yorkie is fading. Hugs. I know you will have a great time at the wedding. I can't wait to hear all about it.
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I'm back from surgery and all went well.....had a nurse who found a vein the very lst time, but I could tell I had her nervous telling her about my veins....she started to use my wrist and I said Oh, you aren't going to use my wrist are you? and she asked why and I said well, I knew someone who had problems there so she did one right in the bend of my arm and Bingo, all was good. The surgery was sort of weird.....like watching a psychedelic movie....they only sedate you since you have to move your eye to help and I had to take a tylenol after because those bright lights actually gave me a little headache and I never get headaches. She asked on a scale of 1 to 10 and I said oh, it's probably only a two. And now it is better. I only have to wear the patch when I sleep and they gave me some new drops to use along with the ones I had to used the week before and I go to his office tomorrow to have the eye checked. Things are still a little blurry and it itches, but no pain at all. Then next week, I will get the other one done. My friend's husband came to get me so I took him to breakfast....she is always volunteering him for things since he is retired and she will say things like Oh, Don can do it...poor guy. I had Cincinnati Chii because I was hungry, A three way...that is chili, spaghetti and cheese for those of you who don't know it....4 way has onion and 3 way beans.
Cyborg, Waiting is the pits. Hope all goes well
Oh Chrissy, that is terrible about your daughter.
I am tired so am not going to go back and read the previous page so sorry if I missed anything. Thanks for all your thoughts....it really is easier going through these things when we have so much supports. I am going to take a nap now before my father gets here.
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Marybe, so glad to hear that you are home and everything has gone well with the surgery. It's quite amazing how quickly the eye heals. Have a good rest and enjoy the time with your dad.
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isabella, im so sorry about your yorkie: has she gone onto the rainbow bridge; or are you still tending to her? its' so hearbreaking, but they do know its' us, and trust us, till the end.. 3jays
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Isabella, so sorry about the little dog. That was the most difficult loss of my life when mine died. Marybe, so glad your nurse found a vein! That's one of my biggest issues as I used to be an IV nurse. I'm sure the nurses hate to see me coming because I always tell them what to do.
Okay, here's the funny story of the day: went to PS yesterday (the one who's name is unofficially Mr. Spock). I asked him about lifting restrictions. He asked me what I wanted to lift and I told him my dog, 15 lbs. Then he asked me with a perfectly straight face why I would want to lift my dog!!! The first answer that came out was "Because he's my baby!!" He looked at me like I was an absolute nut case. Does this guy need help or what! He looks to me like a man who badly needs a dog! Don't have to see him now for 6 weeks; whew...
Superficial news alert: I got 2 mastectomy bras and now have 2 bras that are actually comfortable. Boy BC women reallly know how to design bras. Next week going to PT for my aching back...
DH is happy again and playing outdoors. He took the lawnmower apart--always a good sign.
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Morning all.
Ate far too many hot cross buns yesterday, never mind they will get finished today. Went to Church in the morning - Good Friday is a holiday here as is Monday. It was a lovely quiet reflective service. Really refreshing.
Afterwards went to see DD2 and family. We had been called out the night before as they were taking baby GS to the hospital. He had a cyst on his chest turned out to be a milk cyst under the nipple but while examining him it was discovered he has a bit of a heart murmur. So now he will have to see the pediatric cardiologist in a couple of weeks. He will probably grow out of it.
Other wise very quiet day other than buns and coffee.
Tomorrow we are having the family for luch and I have made a shoo fly pie, hope its OK
Must go and get another cup of tea.
Big hugs to all. Hope all is well with your daughter Chrissy and that you get a good rest Marybe.
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Oh my gosh this turned out huge--this is a princess Irene tulip. Finally in bloom! Happy Easter.
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What a beautiful lady, Dragon.
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Dragon, what a lovely tulip. I have made a note of its name, and will look out for it this autumn when buying bulbs. My tulips are JUST at their peak this week, next week will see them start to drop I am sure. I haven't got very many yellow ones, I mainly have reds and pinks. Come autumn and I will never remember what colour I need to buy !!
Kathy, a fascinator is a smallish 'headpiece' for want of a better description. just a bit of net, a few feathers, or a flower, all stitched onto a haircomb or an alice band. I asked my gypsy friend, Elvis, if any of the ladies would be wearing hats. Silly question for a man really !! He had no idea at all, so I am only making a small fascinator so I won't stand out if no-one else is wearing anything on their heads.
Alyson. I've also got some hot cross buns. I love them, but they'll vanish as soon as the G/children arrive. Sorry about your G/son. Hope the problem will resolve . I know its not the same, but sometimes I get a puppy with a small hole in its heart, and by about 8/9 months it will have closed up on its own. Other than that how's he doing, and has there been any jealousy problems with Bea? The oldest of my G/sons is called Benjamin...and he ALWAYS gets Bee. He has it embroidered on his works Tshirts and overalls. No-one has ever called him his full name at all. I don't like the name, never have. Even DD says she wished she hadn't called him it all those years ago...he is 22. I love the name Bee. I try and pick out birthday cards with a bee on, and if I can't find one I draw one on the card.
Isabella.
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Dragon, The tulip is georgous. Our tulips probably won't bloom for another week or so. I'll try to get some pictures to post when they bloom.
Alyson - hope everything goes fine with your GS. I had a hole in the inner wall of my heart when I was born, but by the time I was 7 it had closed up on its own completely.
Hope everyone has a blessed Easter weekend.
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dragon>>>a beautiful tulip to us for Easter!!!thanks.....Alyson, i hope GS heart will heal on its on, as they mostly do.. will say prayers ...Isabella, what color is the fascintor?? did ya make a georgeous fushia one to match the skirt? i think it would do nicely!!! Lots of Ruckus here again. i shouldv'e known ... went to lunch with DIL and the munchkins, but we she decided to dredge up each and every holiday; and of course, this past christmas was such a mess!!! threats were made on both our sides. i don't know how it will sort itself out. we were "UN" invited for Easter, don't you know her family will be here, unexpectedly, and Murs at his parents... so, the dear kids (dogs) and i will be watching tv that day... im poed, but will have to get over it. not exactly the Norman Rockwell /easter i might dream of {{{sigh}}} it is what it is. am not sure where i'll be going with this, but a move has to be made my me , to stick up for myself, or i will go mad!!!!
im making meat lasagna to bring to Jay #2 in rehab tonight, so don't know if i'll be back tonight.. ptobably, though... later 3jays
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Dragon ! That tulip is fantAstic!
Hope you are having a good time of it Marybe.
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Dragon, what an eye catching tulip! Stunning color and thanks for sharing.
Mareike (DD2) called this morning and I'm back off to the city in the morning. She has requested my presence at her hospital bed so the whole family will be in her room celebrating Easter together and of course she has asked that I bring home made lasagne for lunch and the chocolate treats that I made for afters. Don't know what the hospital staff will think and I don't really care but they are so lovely, they will probably want to join in.....lol. She is having such a hard time getting the pain under control and they are really giving her a few different combinations in the hope that they can get the level down and they are, just not enough. I really hate hearing her cry on the phone, it just breaks my heart. I know she is a grown woman, but she is still my baby no matter how old she is and I just want her hurt to go away.
Sorry girls, just a bit down today as I also got a call from my SIL whom I'm very close to (a 30 year survivor) to tell us that my DH's father who has altzheimers has just been Dx'd with advanced stomach cancer. It never rains but it pours................deep breaths, let it all out.
Hope you all have a truly blessed Easter, Passover holiday.
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Dragon..luv that story. Some docs just lack that compassion for animal thing LOL. I hav a 11 lb poodle and I would probly lift him no matter what just cause he needs my loving and is spolied rotten. LOL.
Chrissy, I'll keep you dd2 in my prayers. That is such an unreal pain.
3jays..I'm so sorry bout ur DIL. People who UNinvite you do not cherish family much. I'm glad u will have someone to watch tv with.
I am making Easter dinner here tomorrow night..well saturday night..cause my grandson goes to his mom's on Easter sunday. Nothing real fancy but I want to have something. I have a hard time standing long periods of time so hours standing over the oven isnt good. My hubby is gonna help me and we r gonna put some stuff in crockpots so I can make it earlier in the day and kinda spread the work out. This will be my first Easter without my Mom. She usually is the one who makes Easter dinner and I dont think my food tastes as good as hers but we will enjoy it anyway I hope.
Happy Easter to all of you if I dont make it on here tomorow night. Hugs and Luvs, Mazy
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chrissy, you just keep going on, dontcha, girl. of course your daughter wants you with her, and vice versa. im glad you've worked it out, so you can go, and bring Easter to her!!!i am so sorry to here about your FIL. you will all be in my prayers...
Mazy, the first year is the hardest, believe you me, i know... but i bet yours will be great! next year, start some of your own traditions to go along with hers!!!
wishing you all wonderful Easter, and Pesach! 3jays
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Dragon, gorgeous tulip!
Chrissy, so sorry about your FIL. Prayers going up. And enjoy your time with DD2. Just you being there will help with her pain.
Mazy, good luck with dinner. My mother was a terrible cook which is why I learned to cook.
3jays, she baited you. Ugh. Families are so complex. Mine is small so I can avoid controversy by limiting contact.
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So much pain and grief on this thread today!!! Hugs to all.....
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Thanks girls for your hugs, payers and well wishes for my daughter and FIL, they are much appreciated.
Love n hugs back at ya! Chrissy
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