Good News, We Hope: OT, Probably Long, Boring and all the other warnings

Lots of purrs and best wishes for your brother, Jeanne, and hugs for his
worried family,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"JBHajos" wrote in message
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We learned this past weekend that my brother's cancer has definitely
returned. He went through radiation treatment the first time and
everything seemed A-OK. Now that it's back, the doctor says his body
can't take radiation any more and he'll have chemo this time instead.
So we understand full well the ordeal and anxiety you and Rob have
been through. We'll be thinking of you all.

Jeanne

Lots of purrs and best wishes for your brother, Jeanne, and hugs for his
worried family,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"JBHajos" wrote in message
...
snip
We learned this past weekend that my brother's cancer has definitely
returned. He went through radiation treatment the first time and
everything seemed A-OK. Now that it's back, the doctor says his body
can't take radiation any more and he'll have chemo this time instead.
So we understand full well the ordeal and anxiety you and Rob have
been through. We'll be thinking of you all.

Jeanne

JBHajos wrote:

We learned this past weekend that my brother's cancer has definitely
returned. He went through radiation treatment the first time and
everything seemed A-OK. Now that it's back, the doctor says his body
can't take radiation any more and he'll have chemo this time instead.
So we understand full well the ordeal and anxiety you and Rob have
been through. We'll be thinking of you all.

Jeanne


Jeanne,

Hobbes and the girls will send purrs for your brother and I shall light
a healing candle. Positive thoughts and gentle hugs to all of your
family that your brother does well with the chemo with little side effect.

Julie, Hobbes, Selena and Lacey

JBHajos wrote:

We learned this past weekend that my brother's cancer has definitely
returned. He went through radiation treatment the first time and
everything seemed A-OK. Now that it's back, the doctor says his body
can't take radiation any more and he'll have chemo this time instead.
So we understand full well the ordeal and anxiety you and Rob have
been through. We'll be thinking of you all.

Jeanne


Jeanne,

Hobbes and the girls will send purrs for your brother and I shall light
a healing candle. Positive thoughts and gentle hugs to all of your
family that your brother does well with the chemo with little side effect.

Julie, Hobbes, Selena and Lacey

JBHajos wrote:

We learned this past weekend that my brother's cancer has definitely
returned. He went through radiation treatment the first time and
everything seemed A-OK. Now that it's back, the doctor says his body
can't take radiation any more and he'll have chemo this time instead.
So we understand full well the ordeal and anxiety you and Rob have
been through. We'll be thinking of you all.

Jeanne


Jeanne,

Hobbes and the girls will send purrs for your brother and I shall light
a healing candle. Positive thoughts and gentle hugs to all of your
family that your brother does well with the chemo with little side effect.

Julie, Hobbes, Selena and Lacey

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Tanada
artfully composed this message within
ink.net on 18
Aug 2004:

We went up to see the Neurosurgeon, Dr Ewend, at UNC (Chapel
Hill) today, and he said that he doesn't think that Rob's tumor
is coming back. However, they're having Rob's MRI films
reviewed by a group of specialists this afternoon, and we'll
find out what they say tomorrow.

If they agree with Dr Ewend, Rob will be put back on a course of
Temodar for as long as he can tolerate it, up to 12 months, just
to make sure the stuff is good and dead. If they decide that it
is warranted, a biopsy will be done to see if it is the same
type of tumor as before, and chemo will be decided on based on
the biopsy. Either way, it looks a lot better than we were
afraid of. Your purrs, prayers, good thoughts, and blessings
have struck again. Thank you everyone.

Purrs and good thoughts still coming your way.

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Tanada
artfully composed this message within
ink.net on 18
Aug 2004:

We went up to see the Neurosurgeon, Dr Ewend, at UNC (Chapel
Hill) today, and he said that he doesn't think that Rob's tumor
is coming back. However, they're having Rob's MRI films
reviewed by a group of specialists this afternoon, and we'll
find out what they say tomorrow.

If they agree with Dr Ewend, Rob will be put back on a course of
Temodar for as long as he can tolerate it, up to 12 months, just
to make sure the stuff is good and dead. If they decide that it
is warranted, a biopsy will be done to see if it is the same
type of tumor as before, and chemo will be decided on based on
the biopsy. Either way, it looks a lot better than we were
afraid of. Your purrs, prayers, good thoughts, and blessings
have struck again. Thank you everyone.

Purrs and good thoughts still coming your way.

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Tanada
artfully composed this message within
ink.net on 18
Aug 2004:

We went up to see the Neurosurgeon, Dr Ewend, at UNC (Chapel
Hill) today, and he said that he doesn't think that Rob's tumor
is coming back. However, they're having Rob's MRI films
reviewed by a group of specialists this afternoon, and we'll
find out what they say tomorrow.

If they agree with Dr Ewend, Rob will be put back on a course of
Temodar for as long as he can tolerate it, up to 12 months, just
to make sure the stuff is good and dead. If they decide that it
is warranted, a biopsy will be done to see if it is the same
type of tumor as before, and chemo will be decided on based on
the biopsy. Either way, it looks a lot better than we were
afraid of. Your purrs, prayers, good thoughts, and blessings
have struck again. Thank you everyone.

Purrs and good thoughts still coming your way.

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes",
(JBHajos) artfully composed this message
within on 19 Aug
2004:

We learned this past weekend that my brother's cancer has
definitely
returned. He went through radiation treatment the first time
and everything seemed A-OK. Now that it's back, the doctor says
his body can't take radiation any more and he'll have chemo this
time instead. So we understand full well the ordeal and anxiety
you and Rob have been through. We'll be thinking of you all.

Jeanne, purrs being sent out for your brother. Sometimes it just
takes a while and while cancer can be so aggressive, the treatments
these days are just as much so and stories are being told more and
more of those beating it. Our thoughts are also with you and your
family.

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes",
(JBHajos) artfully composed this message
within on 19 Aug
2004:

We learned this past weekend that my brother's cancer has
definitely
returned. He went through radiation treatment the first time
and everything seemed A-OK. Now that it's back, the doctor says
his body can't take radiation any more and he'll have chemo this
time instead. So we understand full well the ordeal and anxiety
you and Rob have been through. We'll be thinking of you all.

Jeanne, purrs being sent out for your brother. Sometimes it just
takes a while and while cancer can be so aggressive, the treatments
these days are just as much so and stories are being told more and
more of those beating it. Our thoughts are also with you and your
family.

--
Cheryl