Nanki-Poo's check-up

Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good. He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says I should
check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I find any.
Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to three months,
before bringing him in again. Today he just did a visual and tactile exam.
Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. He said if everything still
looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.

--
Joy

Constant change is here to stay.

Joy wrote:

Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good. He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says I should
check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I find any.
Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to three months,
before bringing him in again. Today he just did a visual and tactile exam.
Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. He said if everything still
looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.

Hooray!! That is wonderful news. You must be so relieved and happy.
Nanki-Poo is happy about it, too, he just doesn't know it yet. But
he will probably notice that you're not capturing him and taking him
off you-know-where all the time.

--
Joyce

To email me, remove the triple-X from my user name. ^..^

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Joy wrote:

Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good. He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says I
should
check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I find
any.
Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to three months,
before bringing him in again. Today he just did a visual and tactile
exam.
Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. He said if everything still
looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.

Hooray!! That is wonderful news. You must be so relieved and happy.
Nanki-Poo is happy about it, too, he just doesn't know it yet. But
he will probably notice that you're not capturing him and taking him
off you-know-where all the time.

--
Joyce

Thank you. Yes, I am extremely relieved and happy! That is compounded by
the fact that on Friday I'm going to Alaska for 2 1/2 weeks. I feel much
better about leaving him now. I'll be taking care of my sister's two Golden
Retrievers while she and her husband celebrate her retirement with a trip to
Greece. My next-door neighbors will look after Nanki-Poo while I'm gone.

Joy

"Joy" wrote in
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Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good.
He wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says
I should check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner
if I find any. Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up
to three months, before bringing him in again. Today he just did a
visual and tactile exam. Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well.
He said if everything still looks good in six months, the prognosis
looks excellent.


That's super, Joy. :-)

Chak

--
I like the scientific spirit - the holding off, the being sure but not
too sure, the willingness to surrender ideas when the evidence is against
them: This is ultimately fine - it always keeps the way open.
--Walt Whitman

On May 21, 7:27*pm, "Joy" wrote:
Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. *The doctor said everything looks and feels good. *He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. *He says I should
check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I find any.
Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to three months,
before bringing him in again. *Today he just did a visual and tactile exam.
Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. *He said if everything still
looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.

--
Joy

Constant change is here to stay.

I am so glad! Now you can go to Alaska without worrying.
((((Joy & Nanki-Poo))))
Norma

Joy wrote:
Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good. He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says I should
check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I find any.
Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to three months,
before bringing him in again. Today he just did a visual and tactile exam.
Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. He said if everything still
looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.

So glad to hear it!

Susan M
Otis and CHester

Joy wrote:
Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good. He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says I should
check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I find any.
Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to three months,
before bringing him in again. Today he just did a visual and tactile exam.
Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. He said if everything still
looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.


Wonderful news, Joy!

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

"Chakolate" wrote in message
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"Joy" wrote in
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Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good.
He wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says
I should check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner
if I find any. Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up
to three months, before bringing him in again. Today he just did a
visual and tactile exam. Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well.
He said if everything still looks good in six months, the prognosis
looks excellent.


That's super, Joy. :-)

Chak

--
I like the scientific spirit - the holding off, the being sure but not
too sure, the willingness to surrender ideas when the evidence is against
them: This is ultimately fine - it always keeps the way open.
--Walt Whitman

Thanks, Chak. It's a big relief!

Joy

"Norma" wrote in message
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On May 21, 7:27 pm, "Joy" wrote:
Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good. He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says I
should
check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I find any.
Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to three months,
before bringing him in again. Today he just did a visual and tactile exam.
Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. He said if everything still
looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.

--
Joy

Constant change is here to stay.

I am so glad! Now you can go to Alaska without worrying.
((((Joy & Nanki-Poo))))
Norma

***

Thank you, Norma. Yes, it will be much easier to leave.

Joy

"Susan M" wrote in message
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Joy wrote:
Nanki-Poo had his first visit to the oncologist since the radiation
treatments ended. The doctor said everything looks and feels good. He
wants to see him again in one to three months - my option. He says I
should check the area regularly for lumps, and bring him in sooner if I
find any. Otherwise, I can wait as long as I feel comfortable, up to
three months, before bringing him in again. Today he just did a visual
and tactile exam. Next time he will do a chest x-ray as well. He said if
everything still looks good in six months, the prognosis looks excellent.

So glad to hear it!

Susan M
Otis and CHester

Thank you, Susan.

Joy