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Kris,
Much love and hugs and good wishes to you. I absolutely love your stubborness and determined will. We are all here for you.
As always, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Hugs!
Pam
Lots of love and prayers for you Kris. Fingers and everything else crossed that the blood vessels are in the right place for surgery and good liver function tests.
Carol
Hi Kris, I saw this quote today and thought of you…..
“The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and, if they can’t find them, make them.
-George Bernard Shaw”Just wanted to let you know that there are tons of good wishes coming your way. Planning for the future, but living for the day- that appears to be your style, thanks for the inspiration!
Best,
TessKris,
I too will be thinking good thoughts today & always for the best possible out come for you. It is good to hear so many postive things in the midsts of all of this for you. I am hoping that you are one of the 1%. You are already a winner with your positive attitude & determination. It is great that you have your friend with you right now for help & support.
More good vibes coming your way.
Lots of Love & Hugs,
Darla
Kris,
Loads and loads of good vibes coming your way and I am thinking lots of good thoughts for you. I am keeping my fingers crossed and hope that you get everything that you want and can give us more good news. What a fighter you are.
Wishing you the very best.
Gavin
I am sending you as many good vibes and the good vibe box will hold! The good news is everything is looking up not down! Enjoy your company and send us some more good news!
Yesterday I went for my chemo and had a long talk with my doctor. It was actually funny as my best friend is here and she is an oncologist and she grilled my doctor about my treatment plan. It was interesting. i took in the study on Gemzar and cisiplatin but we decided to keep to Xeloda and oxilplatin for the time being.
The surgeons in the big hospital dont think my tumor is resectable (yet) but given my age and otherwise good health, they have ordered an angiography to determine how the blood vessels are attached to the tumor just to make sure surgery is not possible now. That sounds like good news. I like that they are exploring all avenues.
I also talked to my doctor about harvesting some eggs so I could have children later if I survived. I said can we talk about this if my scan showed tumor shrinkage and possible surgery and she said of course. That was quite possitive too. I was expecting her to point out I was terminal. We had a wonderful conversation that I explained that I knew that 99% of the time people with my tumor placement and size die, but that 1% is people like me and that I will never give up and that I have more to live for and that I am stubborn. She agreed that the 1% are people like me and that is why we most explore all our options.
Anyway, (sorry for the long post) I am off to MRI today and an angiography. Please think good thoughts. I want this surgery so much and I hope that the blood vessels are in the right place for surgery. Tomorrow I have an ultrasound with contrast to check my liver. They are still unsure if I have cancer in my liver or not, so they are checking the functioning of my liver to see how it is doing. So send all good vibes my way.
Kris
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