Author Topic: Saga of the Lumps continues.... (Read 18418 times)

SatSekhem · « **Reply #225 on:** December 21, 2011, 08:45:49 pm »

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And I shall be known as Erin of the Brown Shoes, and assholes the world over shall clench their buttocks in fear at the sound of my name..... :whis: I should probably go to sleep before I get any weirder :p

Get weird. It keeps us occupied and you happy.

Erinnightwalker · « **Reply #226 on:** February 16, 2012, 08:16:56 pm »

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Good News- Chemo is kinda-sorta over.

Bad News- Radiation may now begin, depending on what the PET scan says.

Good News- PET scan should be the first week of March.

Bad News- So is my mom's mastectomy.

........ Fuck it, I'm hibernating this spring. Wake me up when the shit stops flinging -.-

Catherine · « **Reply #227 on:** February 16, 2012, 08:30:23 pm »

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Good News- Chemo is kinda-sorta over.

Bad News- Radiation may now begin, depending on what the PET scan says.

Good News- PET scan should be the first week of March.

Bad News- So is my mom's mastectomy.

........ Fuck it, I'm hibernating this spring. Wake me up when the shit stops flinging -.-

Yay! For the good news. Sorry to hear about the bad news. For what it's worth, my 90 year old aunt (my gram's sister) was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. It sucks. There are no other words for it.

How many more chemo treatments do you have to get?

I hope both you and your mom can weather the shit storm. I'll be thinking of you both. If there's anything else I can do.....

(((Erin)))

Erinnightwalker · « **Reply #228 on:** February 16, 2012, 11:01:59 pm »

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Yay! For the good news. Sorry to hear about the bad news. For what it's worth, my 90 year old aunt (my gram's sister) was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. It sucks. There are no other words for it.

How many more chemo treatments do you have to get?

I hope both you and your mom can weather the shit storm. I'll be thinking of you both. If there's anything else I can do.....

(((Erin)))

Well, chemo is technically over, but won't be super final certain-sure until the PET scan so they can make sure all lumps are gone. My doctor kinda sprang the radiation on me, since the extended chemo was *supposedly* going to negate radiation altogether. Blah.

Thank you for the hugs and good thoughts. Mom's taking it pretty well, Dad's dealing with it through jokes, and I'm mostly ok. And at least the lumps waited until I was mostly finished with chemo so we can concentrate on one cancer at a time.... Double blah.

Morag · « **Reply #229 on:** February 17, 2012, 03:42:52 am »

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Well, chemo is technically over, but won't be super final certain-sure until the PET scan so they can make sure all lumps are gone. My doctor kinda sprang the radiation on me, since the extended chemo was *supposedly* going to negate radiation altogether. Blah.

Thank you for the hugs and good thoughts. Mom's taking it pretty well, Dad's dealing with it through jokes, and I'm mostly ok. And at least the lumps waited until I was mostly finished with chemo so we can concentrate on one cancer at a time.... Double blah.

*hugs*

Keep us updated.

HeartShadow · « **Reply #230 on:** February 17, 2012, 07:47:06 am »

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*hugs Erin* what a nightmare. My thoughts and hopes are with y'all to get through this.

Tana · « **Reply #231 on:** February 17, 2012, 08:20:24 am »

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(((Erin and family)))

I keep you in my thoughts.
Hang in there.

RandallS · « **Reply #232 on:** February 17, 2012, 08:23:18 am »

Quote from: Erinnightwalker;43112

Well, chemo is technically over, but won't be super final certain-sure until the PET scan so they can make sure all lumps are gone. My doctor kinda sprang the radiation on me, since the extended chemo was *supposedly* going to negate radiation altogether. Blah.

[[[[Erin and Erin's mom]]]] I'm glad for the good news and have my fingers crossed on everything else.

veggiewolf · « **Reply #233 on:** February 17, 2012, 09:27:43 am »

Quote from: Erinnightwalker;43089

Good News- Chemo is kinda-sorta over.

Bad News- Radiation may now begin, depending on what the PET scan says.

Good News- PET scan should be the first week of March.

Bad News- So is my mom's mastectomy.

........ Fuck it, I'm hibernating this spring. Wake me up when the shit stops flinging -.-

(((((Erin)))))

Here's hoping for a clear PET scan. If not, well, I know you'll kick radiation's ass.

Continued prayers going for you and your mom.

Aqua · « **Reply #234 on:** February 17, 2012, 11:03:49 am »

Quote from: Erinnightwalker;43112

Well, chemo is technically over, but won't be super final certain-sure until the PET scan so they can make sure all lumps are gone. My doctor kinda sprang the radiation on me, since the extended chemo was *supposedly* going to negate radiation altogether. Blah.

Thank you for the hugs and good thoughts. Mom's taking it pretty well, Dad's dealing with it through jokes, and I'm mostly ok. And at least the lumps waited until I was mostly finished with chemo so we can concentrate on one cancer at a time.... Double blah.

[[[Erin and Erin's family]]] You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Annie Roonie · « **Reply #235 on:** February 17, 2012, 06:40:23 pm »

Quote from: Erinnightwalker;43089

Good News- Chemo is kinda-sorta over.

Bad News- Radiation may now begin, depending on what the PET scan says.

Good News- PET scan should be the first week of March.

Bad News- So is my mom's mastectomy.

........ Fuck it, I'm hibernating this spring. Wake me up when the shit stops flinging -.-

It is very kind of you to keep people updated. Hey, hibernating during mussy season means less mopping!

My best to your mum, and to you.