well man I shared my dads story with ya in chat. Keep your head up and give all the cute nurses your number lol.
Thanks for sharing his story! And lol, gotta love it.
Glad to hear you are doing better.
Thanks man, appreciate it!
Interesting. I'm curious if this could with skin rashes that are reactions to medicine?
Good on you Massachusetts. Helping others helps the helper too!
That's what I'm all about!
My sister had a rare type of malignant brain tumor at age 24. Thankfully she made it through surgery, chemo and radiation and is pretty much back to her normal self. It was scary times for a while there though. So far things have been clean, but I always worry about it.
I am very glad that she made it and is doing well! I'm sure that it was very helpful for her having a support system there, because I know having a support system is a huge part of the recovery process. You can't battle these things alone. How long has she been in remission?
A guy i went to high school with has cancer. He also goes to my church and i talked to him a few weeks back. I asked him how he was doing and he said "im hangin in there, taking it one day at a time". He has just recently started chemo and hopefully he can recover.
Good luck to him! Chemo can be a pretty brutal process. It may just be an IV drip and you may not necessarily feel the side effects right away, but you can bet it will effect you at some point. A friend of mine though, has had chemo so many times that his body is pretty much so used to it now that it isn't even effective as treatment. It sucks. I think the best thing you can do as his friend is just be there for him, talk to him.
My mother in law had breast cancer and went through surgery to remove it, then radiation and chemo. She is doing great now, you wouldn't know she ever was that sick. I wish you and everyone all the blessings that she received. Our family could never thank Cancer treatment centers of America enough. He doctors were and still are great.
That's the amazing thing. A lot of people are sick and you wouldn't even know it unless somebody told you. It isn't always an illness you can see, sometimes it's the invisible illness.
I've got a wee bit o' the colorectal cancer that had the audacity to metastasize to my liver and I will be dealing with that for the rest of my life, but hey, at least it won't be forever.
Good luck to you.
Thank you very much sir and good luck to you. I'm wondering, is there a timetable for treatment for this? I'm not exactly sure about colorectal cancer at all, I don't know much about it. Also, have you had any treatment thusfar?
