Wait a minute. The face is hers. I remember the horns but is her bosom really that big?
Bridgette
Anonymous said…
Mary Carol,
WHAT A HOOT! CHER II!
Hope you are resting and comfortable this evening.
Sheila
Anonymous said…
I hope that Tom does take a picture of you in the RED WIG so everyone can see just how adorable you look. Thinking of you today, with love, and hope it went well today with all the compassion and care you deserve. Rest well - you will be on your way home soon. hugs always sally
Yes, hard to comprehend, I know, but a rare side effect of CAV chemotherapy is large boobs. Big pharma doesn't publicize this fact for fear of creating a black market in chemo drugs.
The 3rd MRI results are in. The cancer is gone. You heard me. Packed up and left. Flew the coop. Tell it while you're walkin'. According to the radiologist and Dr. O'Malley, "there's no evidence of cancer." A PET scan will be done this Friday to confirm results of the MRI. While MC will still need proton radiation to ensure that no individual cancer cells remain, there will be no anterior craniotomies happenin' in this here family. Instead, MC will have outpatient endoscopic sinus surgery to take a few biopsies for safe measure and clean out her sinuses which, unrelated to the SNUC, have been clogged for years. More to come from the superhero herself......
Hi, I'm back from the perfect vacation at the perfect time. I enjoyed the sun, the beach, kayaking, and never gave a thought to the other. Good thing, because when I got home and saw the Dr. at Penn, he of course identified the next step as radiation and chemo. When I asked if instead of doing that he would be willing to "follow me" - after all he can take a little scope and go up and look around quite easily - he said that he would, but would prefer that i have more surgery to remove the dura separating the sinus from the brain, go up and sample the brain and build a new dura. Then he would watch me monthly. After much hemming, hawing, talking with friends who have had cancer, a cancer coach, and an alternative cancer specialist, I have decided to go ahead with the proton radiation and cisplatin chemo for a 6 week period in Florida. Tom and I leave Sunday for a meeting with them on Wednesday. After a CAT scan, it will take them 2 weeks to get everything arranged and i wi...
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Bridgette
WHAT A HOOT! CHER II!
Hope you are resting and comfortable this evening.
Sheila
Thinking of you today, with love, and hope it went well today with all the compassion and care you deserve. Rest well - you will be on your way home soon.
hugs always
sally