So I just found out I have cancer..

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  • red
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    thanks for the kind words guys

    If anything, to reduce stress anxiety or just get a release, listen to lots of music.

    Music has a way of soothing the soul. I don't know your taste but for me its hip hop and rock and roll.

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  • 318isbmw
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    Sorry to hear about it Robert, I'm sure you'll pull through. I'll keep you in my prayers. Like yan said, the lord works in mysterious ways. Glad to see your looking towards helping others, its amazing how positive your staying about it, very admirable.

    Red, good luck and get it checked out soon.

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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    Oh my god Im so sorry. :(



    Mariano

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  • GaryE30
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    You'll make it man! Stay strong! We're with you.

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  • mtechnik
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    Originally posted by red
    Reading about your story helps me a lot. I have a growth and it might be cancer. I'm praying it isnt but its really scary to think I might have it especially since im only 18
    Rootin' for you also Red! :up:

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  • red
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    I'm not much of an active member but the sense of community and closeness on this board is really touching.

    I'd just wanted to say I hope you make it through. My mom had breast cancer in the mid-90's and made it through and that was with old technology! You should make it through.

    Reading about your story helps me a lot. I have a growth and it might be cancer. I'm praying it isnt but its really scary to think I might have it especially since im only 18

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  • elsabor67
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    My prayers are with you man. Lost 2 family members to cancer and my brother had lynfoma but beat it. Be strong and have faith.

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  • DEV0 E30
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    I too give you major respect for your openness and positive outlook as it is indeed the best to have. The fact that you want to help others with their struggles really shows your character. Keeps us updated, and you know the e30 family has your back.

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  • Turf1600
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    Originally posted by RobertK
    I will know on Tuesday @ 3:15. Richard Grapski is my Oncologist and from what I read he's one of the best in dealing with my kind of cancer.

    I did find out that I do not have to get a port (YAY!).

    I have one more test left called a MUGA. Something to do with testing my lungs and cardio function to make sure I will not have adverse reactions to the chemotherapy.
    A muga is a nuclear medicine procedure - pretty similar to the PET CT you had - except it's not a whole body scan. If you want I can have one of the radiologists here have a peek at your pet ct images. They are some of the best in houston.

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  • netcsk
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    Hey buddy. If you need any help at all, anything at all, let me know.
    Really, anything. Even help working on the ole' bimmer.

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  • YAN-3
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    Robert, my father passed away when i was 5 years old, due to cancer. Im praying for you. the Lord works in many ways, and sometimes in ways we cant even comprehend. all the best wishes and thoughts go out to you and the fam.

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  • RobertK
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    Originally posted by tn325i
    Robert I am totally impressed with the way you are sharing all this with us. I think a lot of people would clam up and hide away some where. I really feel that you have a great attitude and I hope you to always remember to keep it.

    You def have a lot of people pulling for you..


    Keep us posted please ! ( or I will come to your house!)...lol

    Steve
    Thanks Steve, I had a friend with cancer that hid it for the longest time from most his friends and his family.

    Whenever I found out I decided I wasn't going to be like that. To stay positive I know I have to take ownership of this thing. Being upfront and sharing this with friends and family has made things much easier on me.

    Maybe someday someone with the same issue might Google Hodgkins and find this thread. I hope that sharing this information might give that person hope because if you have a good support system then you don't have to go through this stuff alone. It's scary enough just making yourself pursue the necessary tests just to make sure you don't have cancer.

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  • tn325i
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    Robert I am totally impressed with the way you are sharing all this with us. I think a lot of people would clam up and hide away some where. I really feel that you have a great attitude and I hope you to always remember to keep it.

    You def have a lot of people pulling for you..


    Keep us posted please ! ( or I will come to your house!)...lol

    Steve

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  • E30 Memorial
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    WOW Robert, just wow!!! Love ya Brother.

    All you guys are in my prayers, as they are always answered.

    As mean, ugly and nasty as it is, it's amazing how cancer has touched the e30 community in such a big way. Ya sometimes things get a little mushy, and sometimes thing get a little........Lukey, but no matter how it comes out it's all good.
    I'm very proud of the e30 community.

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  • RobertK
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    Originally posted by joshh
    Anyone who thinks men don't cry is a girl.:nice: Oh wait....


    So what did the doctors say about treatment and if they expect a full recovery??
    I will know on Tuesday @ 3:15. Richard Grapski is my Oncologist and from what I read he's one of the best in dealing with my kind of cancer.

    I did find out that I do not have to get a port (YAY!).

    I have one more test left called a MUGA. Something to do with testing my lungs and cardio function to make sure I will not have adverse reactions to the chemotherapy.

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