Heather's Heavenly Vapes - THE BIG THREAD (Part 6)

[Robino1]

Good morning Army. I think I've prepared myself mentally for today. Body is getting a stronger immune system by the day. I feel good, I feel confident and I feel powerful rather than powerless.

I've read up on what I think this cancer is going to be pronounced as and people do survive it. I plan on becoming a survivor statistic.

I will update when I know more.

All my love

 

[Bronze]

Robin, you expecting some report results today? The more I think about it the less sense this makes. The guy said he saw "seeds" but when googled there isn't anything about "seeds". The guy is speaking his own language. I'm sorry but while there are some excellent doctors there are also some real jellyheads too and this sounds sketchy to me. I'm glad you are seeing your oncologist next so he can explain this better for you.

 

[Robino1]

Robin, you expecting some report results today? The more I think about it the less sense this makes. The guy said he saw "seeds" but when googled there isn't anything about "seeds". The guy is speaking his own language. I'm sorry but while there are some excellent doctors there are also some real jellyheads too and this sounds sketchy to me. I'm glad you are seeing your oncologist next so he can explain this better for you.

I'm hopeful that the biopsy report is in today. After I get back from doc, I need to bug the oncologist.

Gotta go! BBL

 

[Robino1]

Preliminary report from pathology (just doing a readthrough while talking to my doc on the phone) looks like colon cancer that has spread outside the organ. More than likely, this is what contributed to my colon cancer in the first place.

It is considered stage 4 since it is outside the organs. What I'm doing as far as my regime with eating, is absolutely on track. I also have to be careful to NOT lose weight (have dropped a few pounds since this started) so I need to get more proteins in me.

I also need to get rid of gluten completely.

Nurse and doctor remarked that my mindset will be a large help in me beating this. While I talked about how determined I am and how I imagine those damned cancer cells are going 'nooooooooooo' as I make them smaller each time I drink that shake and put those drops under my tongue, the nurse goes 'I got goose bumps!' Then showed hubby them.

I wish Dr Singh was my oncologist. He definitely took time to answer all the questions, or tried to, I had written down.

I will take this list also to my first visit with the oncologist. He also gave me a better feel for the one that I am first going to. If we aren't a fit, I have another name. If that isn't a fit, then we have a plan in case that is needed.

I need someone that will take the time to talk with me and listen to me. I need to feel the person is fighting with me. I'm fighting for my life. I need to feel that my team is fighting just as hard.

Ice cream during chemo. He said that twice. I think it is something to do with the coldness and the natural good bacteria to help with chemo taking out the good stuff that breaks down foods.

Yeah, I've been reading A Lot.

Next step is setting up the oncologist. I should be getting a call today or tomorrow.

Friday I go north and back on Tuesday.

I Will Fight. I Will Win.

 

[LoriP1702]

Preliminary report from pathology (just doing a readthrough while talking to my doc on the phone) looks like colon cancer that has spread outside the organ. More than likely, this is what contributed to my colon cancer in the first place.

It is considered stage 4 since it is outside the organs. What I'm doing as far as my regime with eating, is absolutely on track. I also have to be careful to NOT lose weight (have dropped a few pounds since this started) so I need to get more proteins in me.

I also need to get rid of gluten completely.

Nurse and doctor remarked that my mindset will be a large help in me beating this. While I talked about how determined I am and how I imagine those damned cancer cells are going 'nooooooooooo' as I make them smaller each time I drink that shake and put those drops under my tongue, the nurse goes 'I got goose bumps!' Then showed hubby them.

I wish Dr Singh was my oncologist. He definitely took time to answer all the questions, or tried to, I had written down.

I will take this list also to my first visit with the oncologist. He also gave me a better feel for the one that I am first going to. If we aren't a fit, I have another name. If that isn't a fit, then we have a plan in case that is needed.

I need someone that will take the time to talk with me and listen to me. I need to feel the person is fighting with me. I'm fighting for my life. I need to feel that my team is fighting just as hard.

Ice cream during chemo. He said that twice. I think it is something to do with the coldness and the natural good bacteria to help with chemo taking out the good stuff that breaks down foods.

Yeah, I've been reading A Lot.

Next step is setting up the oncologist. I should be getting a call today or tomorrow.

Friday I go north and back on Tuesday.

I Wil Fight. I Will Win.

((((HUGS)))) I KNOW YOU WILL WIN!!!

 

[Bronze]

Preliminary report from pathology (just doing a readthrough while talking to my doc on the phone) looks like colon cancer that has spread outside the organ. More than likely, this is what contributed to my colon cancer in the first place.

It is considered stage 4 since it is outside the organs. What I'm doing as far as my regime with eating, is absolutely on track. I also have to be careful to NOT lose weight (have dropped a few pounds since this started) so I need to get more proteins in me.

I also need to get rid of gluten completely.

Nurse and doctor remarked that my mindset will be a large help in me beating this. While I talked about how determined I am and how I imagine those damned cancer cells are going 'nooooooooooo' as I make them smaller each time I drink that shake and put those drops under my tongue, the nurse goes 'I got goose bumps!' Then showed hubby them.

I wish Dr Singh was my oncologist. He definitely took time to answer all the questions, or tried to, I had written down.

I will take this list also to my first visit with the oncologist. He also gave me a better feel for the one that I am first going to. If we aren't a fit, I have another name. If that isn't a fit, then we have a plan in case that is needed.

I need someone that will take the time to talk with me and listen to me. I need to feel the person is fighting with me. I'm fighting for my life. I need to feel that my team is fighting just as hard.

Ice cream during chemo. He said that twice. I think it is something to do with the coldness and the natural good bacteria to help with chemo taking out the good stuff that breaks down foods.

Yeah, I've been reading A Lot.

Next step is setting up the oncologist. I should be getting a call today or tomorrow.

Friday I go north and back on Tuesday.

I Wil Fight. I Will Win.

Interesting..."outside the organs". I suspect that is a good thing since the organs are critical to our bodies staying alive. Obviously not good there is cancer though. Clearly has to come out. I suppose you need to speak with your oncologist before you can have a prognosis and plan of action. Yes, keep us updated as soon as you know. And yes, you will win.

Is what you heard consistent with what your family has told you (the oncologist assistant)?

 

[Robino1]

Pretty much. Still gathering info and sorting it out myself.

 

[Bronze]

Pretty much. Still gathering info and sorting it out myself.

So then what your DILs friend said (the oncologist assistant) was the cancer you have is "not uncommon" and "treatable". That's a good sign so far.

 

[Ceejay0875]

Preliminary report from pathology (just doing a readthrough while talking to my doc on the phone) looks like colon cancer that has spread outside the organ. More than likely, this is what contributed to my colon cancer in the first place.

It is considered stage 4 since it is outside the organs. What I'm doing as far as my regime with eating, is absolutely on track. I also have to be careful to NOT lose weight (have dropped a few pounds since this started) so I need to get more proteins in me.

I also need to get rid of gluten completely.

Nurse and doctor remarked that my mindset will be a large help in me beating this. While I talked about how determined I am and how I imagine those damned cancer cells are going 'nooooooooooo' as I make them smaller each time I drink that shake and put those drops under my tongue, the nurse goes 'I got goose bumps!' Then showed hubby them.

I wish Dr Singh was my oncologist. He definitely took time to answer all the questions, or tried to, I had written down.

I will take this list also to my first visit with the oncologist. He also gave me a better feel for the one that I am first going to. If we aren't a fit, I have another name. If that isn't a fit, then we have a plan in case that is needed.

I need someone that will take the time to talk with me and listen to me. I need to feel the person is fighting with me. I'm fighting for my life. I need to feel that my team is fighting just as hard.

Ice cream during chemo. He said that twice. I think it is something to do with the coldness and the natural good bacteria to help with chemo taking out the good stuff that breaks down foods.

Yeah, I've been reading A Lot.

Next step is setting up the oncologist. I should be getting a call today or tomorrow.

Friday I go north and back on Tuesday.

I Wil Fight. I Will Win.

Prayers going out for you...stay strong!

 

[ENAUD]

(((((( Robin))))) stay positive and stay strong, you will be in my thoughts...

 

[Opinionated]

Preliminary report from pathology (just doing a readthrough while talking to my doc on the phone) looks like colon cancer that has spread outside the organ. More than likely, this is what contributed to my colon cancer in the first place.

It is considered stage 4 since it is outside the organs. What I'm doing as far as my regime with eating, is absolutely on track. I also have to be careful to NOT lose weight (have dropped a few pounds since this started) so I need to get more proteins in me.

I also need to get rid of gluten completely.

Nurse and doctor remarked that my mindset will be a large help in me beating this. While I talked about how determined I am and how I imagine those damned cancer cells are going 'nooooooooooo' as I make them smaller each time I drink that shake and put those drops under my tongue, the nurse goes 'I got goose bumps!' Then showed hubby them.

I wish Dr Singh was my oncologist. He definitely took time to answer all the questions, or tried to, I had written down.

I will take this list also to my first visit with the oncologist. He also gave me a better feel for the one that I am first going to. If we aren't a fit, I have another name. If that isn't a fit, then we have a plan in case that is needed.

I need someone that will take the time to talk with me and listen to me. I need to feel the person is fighting with me. I'm fighting for my life. I need to feel that my team is fighting just as hard.

Ice cream during chemo. He said that twice. I think it is something to do with the coldness and the natural good bacteria to help with chemo taking out the good stuff that breaks down foods.

Yeah, I've been reading A Lot.

Next step is setting up the oncologist. I should be getting a call today or tomorrow.

Friday I go north and back on Tuesday.

I Wil Fight. I Will Win.

That is what I was thinking it was.. you will do just fine and beat this, no worries! Lots they can do..

I'm surprised they told you a new stage.. usually they don't change your stage from the initial stage, they just tack on more information about it. So, it's a good thing they are trying to explain all this to you in terms you can understand..

You will do great! I have faith in you! You can fight this!

 

[jwbnyc]

You will overcome this Robin.

Thoughts and Prayers.

 

[classwife]

You are strong...you CAN get through this.

 

[kas122461]

Preliminary report from pathology (just doing a readthrough while talking to my doc on the phone) looks like colon cancer that has spread outside the organ. More than likely, this is what contributed to my colon cancer in the first place.

It is considered stage 4 since it is outside the organs. What I'm doing as far as my regime with eating, is absolutely on track. I also have to be careful to NOT lose weight (have dropped a few pounds since this started) so I need to get more proteins in me.

I also need to get rid of gluten completely.

Nurse and doctor remarked that my mindset will be a large help in me beating this. While I talked about how determined I am and how I imagine those damned cancer cells are going 'nooooooooooo' as I make them smaller each time I drink that shake and put those drops under my tongue, the nurse goes 'I got goose bumps!' Then showed hubby them.

I wish Dr Singh was my oncologist. He definitely took time to answer all the questions, or tried to, I had written down.

I will take this list also to my first visit with the oncologist. He also gave me a better feel for the one that I am first going to. If we aren't a fit, I have another name. If that isn't a fit, then we have a plan in case that is needed.

I need someone that will take the time to talk with me and listen to me. I need to feel the person is fighting with me. I'm fighting for my life. I need to feel that my team is fighting just as hard.

Ice cream during chemo. He said that twice. I think it is something to do with the coldness and the natural good bacteria to help with chemo taking out the good stuff that breaks down foods.

Yeah, I've been reading A Lot.

Next step is setting up the oncologist. I should be getting a call today or tomorrow.

Friday I go north and back on Tuesday.

I Will Fight. I Will Win.

All my hopes and prayers are with you Robin.

KAS

 

[Robino1]

Thank you. Your support mean the world to me.

PS: Thank you, Kas, for fixing my typo LOLOLOL

 

[kas122461]

Thank you. Your support mean the world to me.

PS: Thank you, Kas, for fixing my typo LOLOLOL

When ever I quote someone, and I see a typo I always fix it. I have never had someone notice it before though. (Must be a mod thing) I think it is because I am a terrible speller, I have to google how to spell something all the time, so most of the time I am correcting myself.

KAS

 

[Bronze]

When ever I quote someone, and I see a typo I always fix it. I have never had someone notice it before though. (Must be a mod thing) I think it is because I am a terrible speller, I have to google how to spell something all the time, so most of the time I am correcting myself.

KAS

Good way to learn how to spell

 

[kas122461]

Good way to learn how to spell

I think I have gotten a bit better sense I have been posting on ECF, but I still have to do that sometimes.

KAS

 

[Bronze]

I think I have gotten a bit better sense I have been posting on ECF, but I still have to do that sometimes.

KAS

Me too. I'm generally a very good speller but get hung up too. Especially with the "drop e before ly" stuff.

 

[Robino1]

When ever I quote someone, and I see a typo I always fix it. I have never had someone notice it before though. (Must be a mod thing) I think it is because I am a terrible speller, I have to google how to spell something all the time, so most of the time I am correcting myself.

KAS

When I am typing out a post, I usually catch the typos after I've just posted. I can fix them pretty quickly but on my iPad, I seem to not catch them until after a long time has gone past.

Yeah, I noticed my typo earlier so I was very aware but when someone quotes it, I figure why bother LOL. After knowing the typo is there, it seems to jump out when I am reading the quoted post and the response. I am a reader ROFL.

Since I knew the typo was there, I noticed that it was fixed