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Somewhere just south of sane...
ASS CANCER LUV
Below are some help sites set up by friends. You all have been amazing!
Feed me, Seymour. (food calendar)
Help! I need somebody... (general help and appt calendar)
Seriously, I don't cook. (Organic Dish fund)
Feed me, Seymour. (food calendar)
Help! I need somebody... (general help and appt calendar)
Seriously, I don't cook. (Organic Dish fund)
Twittering My Life Away...
ATTENTION BUM LOOKERS
This is the condensed version of where the hubby currently stands:
- CURRENTLY: PORT IS OUT and SO IS THE CANCER. Damn it feels good to be a gangsta.
- He has kicked Stage III rectal cancer's ass
- He was diagnosed on June 15th after a fairly routine colonoscopy
- He underwent a CT scan and an endoscopic ultrasound for further diagnosis and staging of the tumor
- Initial pathology results indicated very early stage adenocarcinoma
- The tumor was removed (along with 9 inches of colon) on July 7th
- Five lymph nodes were also removed and one tested positive for cancer, meaning it has spread
- This positive lymph node booted us up from Stage I to III
- PET scan came back CLEAN on Aug. 17th!
- Chemo started on Aug. 24th and we completed the 4th treatment cycle on Oct. 5th (with pump removed Oct. 7th) following the FOLFOX regimen
- Radiation started Oct. 26th and COMPLETED on DECEMBER 6TH - WOOO-WHOOOO!!!
- 8th AND LAST CHEMO COMPLETED ON 2.15.11!!!! YAAAHHHOOOO!!!
- NO Lynch Syndrome. (Dodged THAT bullet.)
- After the final treatment, the battery of testing starts all over again: colonoscopy, more scans, etc. and waiting and holding our breath for 5 or so years...
- It's time to start thinking about that long-awaited ASS PARTY!!! Who's comin'?!
- Spirits are great and we are confident that we will kick this cancer's ass. And out of his.
- CURRENTLY: PORT IS OUT and SO IS THE CANCER. Damn it feels good to be a gangsta.
- He has kicked Stage III rectal cancer's ass
- He was diagnosed on June 15th after a fairly routine colonoscopy
- He underwent a CT scan and an endoscopic ultrasound for further diagnosis and staging of the tumor
- Initial pathology results indicated very early stage adenocarcinoma
- The tumor was removed (along with 9 inches of colon) on July 7th
- Five lymph nodes were also removed and one tested positive for cancer, meaning it has spread
- This positive lymph node booted us up from Stage I to III
- PET scan came back CLEAN on Aug. 17th!
- Chemo started on Aug. 24th and we completed the 4th treatment cycle on Oct. 5th (with pump removed Oct. 7th) following the FOLFOX regimen
- Radiation started Oct. 26th and COMPLETED on DECEMBER 6TH - WOOO-WHOOOO!!!
- 8th AND LAST CHEMO COMPLETED ON 2.15.11!!!! YAAAHHHOOOO!!!
- NO Lynch Syndrome. (Dodged THAT bullet.)
- After the final treatment, the battery of testing starts all over again: colonoscopy, more scans, etc. and waiting and holding our breath for 5 or so years...
- It's time to start thinking about that long-awaited ASS PARTY!!! Who's comin'?!
- Spirits are great and we are confident that we will kick this cancer's ass. And out of his.
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Things to see:
- amy takes on
- keely kicks some a
- Viva la JJ...RIP
- catie comes clean
- Back to food...the real stuff
- You are what you eat
- I [heart] Obama
- Yummy goodness
- Bubble-isms
- Boulder Tunes
- Black * Eiffel
- Design Sponge
- Accessorize your shoulder
- Informed consumerism
- ATTN MUSIC LOVERS!
- Don't panic
- Cool boots
- Miss 6
- My serious side (well, sort of...)
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