I am on a 5 hour hospital parole so I thought I would catch you up
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January 24, 2009 at 1:57 am #25673glightfootMember
Dear Kris,
I’ve been thinking about you and hoping your Surgery goes well on Monday.
G
January 23, 2009 at 4:50 am #25672tiapattyMemberKris,
A drama queen needs to have a really good hat, you know, the kind of hat that makes people turn and stare, makes them wonder if you are a slightly famous person whose name is on the tip of their tongue. Do you have such a hat? I can’t tell you how much attitude a hat can give one. I don’t think any studies have been done on cool hats vs. cc but there could be some anecdotal evidence out there. My advice–it can’t hurt and there are no side effects.
Don’t know where this thought came from, Kris, you seem to bring out the ridiculous in me.
Hoping for good news always,
Patty
January 22, 2009 at 10:10 pm #25671gavinModeratorHi Kris,
I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you and wishing you all the very very best. Stay strong, stay positive and I am keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
All the best.
Gavin
January 22, 2009 at 1:18 pm #25670kristinSpectatorKris,
You are young and strong and full of life and energy. You will get though this just fine! All your tests are pointing in the right direction. And just think, soon they will have your bad digestion all sorted out and you will feel soooooo much better. What’s the first thing you’re going to eat when they let you have “real food”??
A big hug from
the other Kris(tin)
January 22, 2009 at 4:45 am #25669jmoneypennyMemberDear Kris,
They’re really putting you through the wringer, you poor thing! I join with everyone else in saying we’re pulling for you and of course it’s not a reoccurrence! We’ll be sending hope and happy thoughts your way – with all of us behind you, it has to work!
Hugs from afar,
Joyce MJanuary 22, 2009 at 4:25 am #25668jeanMemberKris
As Darla said, you do have all of us behind you…so many prayers and so many of the most positive of thoughts for the best of all outcomes. That has just got to be a VERY powerful force! I know this must be such a difficult time, but try your best to stay in the very moment your in and not to go to all the “what if” places. I know I’m an optimistic at heart, but I just can’t help but feel that this is just something else (scar tissue, adhesions)…don’t forget ALL of the good news that you’ve had.
Sending all my wishes for very good news and a quick recovery!
Jean
January 22, 2009 at 3:16 am #25667darlaSpectatorKris,
I will just add my best wishes to everyone else’s. You will be in my thoughts & prayers. Think positive thoughts & stay strong. You have all of us behind you.
Darla
January 22, 2009 at 3:12 am #25666jeffgMemberKris… wish you the most positive outcome tomorrow with your prodcedure. This cc just likes to keep on poppoing up and aggravating the crap out of us. Keep that smiling face and positive attitude of hope. Your young and full of stamina. Destress ,dont, let that hamper your outcome. I had scan today and review tomorrow to see if the last three months of tarceva how been doing any good. I’m hopeful and staying as relaxed as possible. Stress has such an important role and we can control that with different techniques. Try them all. Peter was a shining example of dealing with stress. Again, my most positive vibes are coming your way!
Bless You,
Jeff G.January 22, 2009 at 12:59 am #25665jcleggMemberKris,
just want to say I will be praying for you. We will all think positive thoughts and send them your way – stay strong.Love,
Joyce C
January 21, 2009 at 10:43 pm #25664marionsModeratorLisa….I believe when we follow our hearts although, thinking through our options, the decisions we make will be right for us. Retirement could be another beginning.
Hugs
MarionJanuary 21, 2009 at 10:00 pm #25663lisaSpectatorHi Kris,
Thanks for checking in. I was wondering how you are doing.
Thoughts and prayers from me too will be with you. You are not a drama queen – you are dealing with a very serious heath problem and you shouldn’t apologize for your feelings! We are here to support and love you.Marion, thanks for posting the quote from Peter. I find myself in that place, too, as I try to lose the business of life. That is why I’m contemplating retirement in a couple of months. Dealing with work on top of everything else is just getting to be too much.
January 21, 2009 at 7:56 pm #25662marionsModeratorPeter, in his introspective way of navigating life, made this comforting comment. His legacy is undeniable.
I don’t want a pickle, just want to ride on my motor sycle”
-Arlo GuthrieIt’s hard to do the inner work and face the tasks that become the true
rewards of this life. Much more fun to hop on my bike and just ride.
Not that this doesn’t have a place, where ever we renew ourselves,
loose the busy_ness of our lives, it’s a critical piece we must make
time for to live well.Posted on behalf of Peter
January 21, 2009 at 7:46 pm #25661carol58SpectatorDear Kris, so good to hear from you. I hope and pray that all goes well and like you told your doctor, it’s not cancer. I’m sorry you’ve been dealing with this since December. You are not a drama queen. This is a lot to deal with and take in. Anyone would be overwhelmed. Prayers and positive thoughts coming to you from NC.
Carol
January 21, 2009 at 7:07 pm #25660marionsModeratorKris…So much more will be known after the upcoming surgery. Until then my fingers, toes and whatever else I can cross will be locked in a permanent position. The upcoming bypass to your stomach should allow you eat again which I am sure will lift your spirits immensely.
Hugs, hugs, and more hugs coming your way.
MarionJanuary 21, 2009 at 4:26 pm #25659ron-smithMemberHi Kris
Good to hear from you and that you seem to be in good spirits. Lets just assume that it is all good news and that the surgeons will sort you out on Monday.
Hope your dad packs heavy clothes. Presumably it will be a good bit colder than home.
I know what you mean about the news of Peter. He was one of the original posters for both of us and I think that deep down we thought he would beat the odds and defeat this cancer. I know that thought gave me hope. So, even though we knew he was becoming more ill the thought was there that he would get through it. That made his passing more of a shock to me.
But keep positive: we are still here and going strong!
Very best wishes.
Ron
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