Shrinkage!!!!
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That is GREAT news!!! Keep fighting and living your life!!!Looking forward to hearing about your next marathon!!!!
Lisa, I vote yes as you would be perfect. Boy does that bring back memories! I will offer my services to babysit at night so you young ones can go out and partee! And if you bring your tutu you can be part of the Show!~
Thank you Peggy
!My lifestile includes
*Physical excersise, a lot and hard
*Yoga and reiki healing
*Food: Organic mostly vegetarian, no gluten, no lactose, no sugar
*Complementary medicin with a lot of diferent herbs
*A very positive attitude, keeping a “normal life” and not seeing myself as sick.Maria
Hi Maria!
Glad to hear of your good news! Hearing your news gives us hope, so thank you so very much. May I ask what things have you incorporated to your lifestyle? Thanks again!– Peggy
Yay Maria! Keep kicking butt!! I picture you outrunning everyone! Tough? Well not too many “well” people can do what you do, let alone cancer patients, but I know one thing all you patients out there are the toughest people I have ever known! You are definitely running for the cure and we will follow you as best we can! Hugs. Nancy
Maria
I’m so pleased with this good news. You have the stamina for the fight against CC and you will surely win this race.Gerry
So when I saw the title of this post I couldn’t help but think of that episode of Seinfeld with George and “shrinkage”. Anyone else’s mind go there?
Here shrinkage is a great thing, I am not sure George thought it was for him.
I am in ‘onboard’ for the cancer free cruise!!!
-Randi-
Maria…..as you have said before: you are outrunning this cancer and now you can add: outrunning the doctor too.
Hugs,
MarionCount me in on the cruise too, right up for that!!!
And Maria, yep, I can just imagine the regrets your doctor may have at some points during his training……
Get him to come on our cruise too, and he can run round the deck a few thousand times a day as part of his training, you could coach him there as well! Hugs to all,
Gavin
Thank you guys
Percy, we’re both very very toughYes sometimes I just get so tired of this cancerstory that I just decide to forget about it. Just live and never ever think about it again.
Gavin, he wasn’t, hahaha, how could he deny this poor sick woman such a wish… He will regret it a couple of times during training I’m sure…
Thanks Kris, I’m impressed myself
I’m on for the cruise! Whenever!
Hi, Kris,
I think we should aim higher, and I know you and Lainy and Marion and others will agree to.
Let’s have a cruise ship sails around the world or at least stops at a few ports of calls ,pick up everyone, caregivers and patients,and have a crazy and wonderful time for a week or two, and may be having some discussion contests on board of the ship like ” How I survive thru this ugly cancer ” and once and for all eliminate the word ” cholangiocarcinoma” from our memory . I really looking forward to that possibility. Won’ you agree?
God bless.
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