You will definitely be in my prayers good luck.
what is happening to r3v so many people with cancer.
what is happening to r3v so many people with cancer.
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Sorry to hear.
I'm glad that you were able to undergo immediate surgery/treatment.
RobertK is one of R3V's testaments of positive thinking , faith & victory. I'm sure with the help of your loved ones, that you can do the same! :up:Comment
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Hawk dude I feel for you, a good friend an coworker went through this excat thing this tiem last year. He was complaining about his back hurting for about 2 months so I finaly took him to the doc while we were on a job out of town. To make a long story short he got a call as I was dropping him off at his house for the weekend and was to to get to a cancer doc NOW. Hes now one nut lighter and a recovering lymph system but hes back 100% a year latter.
SO hang in there it will be fine I know it sucks from the treatments but you will be fineThe American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money. -Alexis de TocquevilleOriginally posted by Fusion
The Desire to Save Humanity is Always a False Front for the Urge to Rule it- H. L. Mencken
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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Sorry to hear! Good luck to you. You will be in our prayers.
I wish cancer was allergic to nuts. ;)sigpicComment
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Thanks for all the kind words guys means alot! I need to get some save the balls shirts made up haha great idea! Ill keep you guys posted!Summer '85 E24 635csi Winter '88 E30 325iX, I lose 25% of my hp before I even turn the key.
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Sorry to hear about this. Most important thing is to stay positive, if there were a "best" cancer to have, I think you have it.
A close friend of mine was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor in July of this year, she was told she had less than a year to live. She was admitted into intensive care in the hospital, because she was extremely sick, after a lengthy stay in the hospital, around 8 weeks or so in intensive care, unable to eat or speak for most of the time, they discovered it was just an inflammation in her brain stem, just kind of a freak occurence, that went away, there's a good chance it will never happen again, and best of all, it's not cancer!
I know they probably won't find out it's something else in your case, but my point is there's always hope, and there's really no reason to assume the worst. I get the vibe from this thread that you aren't too concerned about it, but cancer is always scary.
Good luck! You'll be fine!sigpicComment
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Sorry to hear.
You are in my prayers.
Good luck with treatment and such.
Andy-Andy
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