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- August 16, 2012 at 1:13 pm
It's been a ride.
I know Brenda updated my status for me as I was down and out, and kind of remember her reading your replies from my bedside in the hospital room. Thank you all for staying by my side during the must unfortunate and of difficult times.
A quick recap: MRI on July 23rd and "detailed" MRI on Aug 3rd showed more tumors in my brain. 3? 12? I didn't want to know, I was told that they were 1cm or lower and WBR would be the next best thing as have already SRSed 10 in February, it didn't seem like a race to win.
It's been a ride.
I know Brenda updated my status for me as I was down and out, and kind of remember her reading your replies from my bedside in the hospital room. Thank you all for staying by my side during the must unfortunate and of difficult times.
A quick recap: MRI on July 23rd and "detailed" MRI on Aug 3rd showed more tumors in my brain. 3? 12? I didn't want to know, I was told that they were 1cm or lower and WBR would be the next best thing as have already SRSed 10 in February, it didn't seem like a race to win.
PETscan on the 6th showed more progression and less progression in certain parts of lungs, but the bad outweighed the good. Affirming Zelboraf has run it's course, for now. Also a node, in my right groin is swelling again, same one, same spot as in February. Other than all those. That's it.
For a week or so before the second MRI I hadn't had much of an appetite and had a bit of anxiety, losing weight, and not feeling too hot. Dizziness and fatigue. On the 6th, the day of the PETscan, things got rough, no appetite, started throwing up everything that went past my throat and real bad headaches. Around 3am of Tues I went to the ER, vitals ok, since I had just got scans, they stabilized me, they got me on steroids for swelling, a prescription sleep aide and some and nausea stuff.
12 hours later, after no help from these meds, Brenda called my docs, and they told me to come in right away to be admitted. By this time, I couldn't walk at all, complete vertigo. I've never had a drink or been intoxicated in my life, but it was probably like that. Slow steps with Brenda's shoulders and crawling to her car. And that was that, on our way I was a little scared but happy nonetheless. Looking forward to being under professional care. A lot of care was put toward me. Checked in, nurses and everyone were so great. My room was real nice and cozy. My mom flew out from NC, and took care of me like only a mother can. Stayed in my room and made my time there tolerable, and helped me get a little better day by day. She has to go home in a few hours though. :/ At least she was able to see me mend.
When I went in I was 122lbs, low for my usual 129 10yr avg. I was on stretchers and hover mats for days. I only threw up twice, once right when I arrived, and once on the first trip to WBR. I blame anxiety. They started WBR a week ago today, will continue everyday, until the end of next week I think. By Friday of last week I was wheel chairing it. And Saturday, a few walks outside with a walker. By Sunday they had me off all IV's/fluids. Labs are stable and I was able to walk, kind of like new born Bambi. But now, Wednesday, not too bad, calves still a little weak and crampy, so I take it slow, but hopefully be back to normal sooner than later. The steroids definitely helping my appetite, back up to 128 and keeping everything down, no problem. Not sure how swollen my face will get this time, but I'd sure prefer a swollen face over a swollen brain.
Future plan is still the same: just see if I can obtain some stability in my brain, knock these things out the best I can. Should be starting Temodar very soon, waiting on calls/approvals today, (did a low dose for a few days in the hospital) went alright. If I can buy some time, maybe a Temodar/Zelboraf combo? If I can get off the steroid, maybe IL-2 again? If something gets approved, maybe a compassionate use trial?
We'll see. For now I'm just going to try and feel better today than yesterday and see what happens. Try to keep doing that. Because somehow I'm still here, I should savor this gift.
Thanks for reading, I'll keep you updated best I can.
Genuine love to my Brenda, my mom, and to all of you for sticking by my side, encouraging, hoping and and sharing stories of good health during these rough times.To our futures. -Kevin
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- August 16, 2012 at 2:01 pm
So good to hear hear from you,Kevin – been sending prayers and positive vibes your way! Keep on fighting! The only way from here is up, up, up!! There is a GREAT post from Charlie S here from a few days ago about his 25 rounds with Mel. Definitively read or have someone read it to you! -
- August 16, 2012 at 2:01 pm
So good to hear hear from you,Kevin – been sending prayers and positive vibes your way! Keep on fighting! The only way from here is up, up, up!! There is a GREAT post from Charlie S here from a few days ago about his 25 rounds with Mel. Definitively read or have someone read it to you! -
- August 16, 2012 at 2:01 pm
So good to hear hear from you,Kevin – been sending prayers and positive vibes your way! Keep on fighting! The only way from here is up, up, up!! There is a GREAT post from Charlie S here from a few days ago about his 25 rounds with Mel. Definitively read or have someone read it to you! -
- August 16, 2012 at 4:01 pm
Kevin,
It's great to hear from you. I was off the boards for a few days, and finally read Brenda's update on you. I didn't get to reply, but I did say an extra prayer just for you that evening.
You are one tough warrior! Hang in there, you've got quite a cheering squad on this board.
All the best to you!
Cathy
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- August 16, 2012 at 4:01 pm
Kevin,
It's great to hear from you. I was off the boards for a few days, and finally read Brenda's update on you. I didn't get to reply, but I did say an extra prayer just for you that evening.
You are one tough warrior! Hang in there, you've got quite a cheering squad on this board.
All the best to you!
Cathy
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- August 16, 2012 at 4:01 pm
Kevin,
It's great to hear from you. I was off the boards for a few days, and finally read Brenda's update on you. I didn't get to reply, but I did say an extra prayer just for you that evening.
You are one tough warrior! Hang in there, you've got quite a cheering squad on this board.
All the best to you!
Cathy
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- August 16, 2012 at 4:50 pm
Kevin..I am quite new to this board, but I have been following your story and your posts. I am sorry that you have been so sick. I am sending my prayers to you and hoping for peace and some energy for you. I admire your fighting spirit. You are an inspiration to all of us. May God bless you, Brenda, and your mom. Everyone is behind you.
Nell
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- August 16, 2012 at 4:50 pm
Kevin..I am quite new to this board, but I have been following your story and your posts. I am sorry that you have been so sick. I am sending my prayers to you and hoping for peace and some energy for you. I admire your fighting spirit. You are an inspiration to all of us. May God bless you, Brenda, and your mom. Everyone is behind you.
Nell
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- August 16, 2012 at 4:50 pm
Kevin..I am quite new to this board, but I have been following your story and your posts. I am sorry that you have been so sick. I am sending my prayers to you and hoping for peace and some energy for you. I admire your fighting spirit. You are an inspiration to all of us. May God bless you, Brenda, and your mom. Everyone is behind you.
Nell
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- August 16, 2012 at 5:57 pm
Kevin, you sure have been on a ride! It comes as no surprise that your mom and Brenda are such exceptional women. Your mom raised an incredible son, and Brenda loves and supports you with all her heart. You guys are a formidable team! I hope you keep regaining your strength and that you feel better an better. We can all learn a lesson from you about "savoring the gift". Thank you for sharing your insight with all of us.
Hope
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- August 16, 2012 at 5:57 pm
Kevin, you sure have been on a ride! It comes as no surprise that your mom and Brenda are such exceptional women. Your mom raised an incredible son, and Brenda loves and supports you with all her heart. You guys are a formidable team! I hope you keep regaining your strength and that you feel better an better. We can all learn a lesson from you about "savoring the gift". Thank you for sharing your insight with all of us.
Hope
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- August 16, 2012 at 5:57 pm
Kevin, you sure have been on a ride! It comes as no surprise that your mom and Brenda are such exceptional women. Your mom raised an incredible son, and Brenda loves and supports you with all her heart. You guys are a formidable team! I hope you keep regaining your strength and that you feel better an better. We can all learn a lesson from you about "savoring the gift". Thank you for sharing your insight with all of us.
Hope
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- August 16, 2012 at 8:06 pm
Hi Kevin,
I was so happy to see you are home. There is nothing like having your on pillow to get a goood nite sleep.
I pray that everyday you will feel better.
Are you having any side effects with WBR??? I know nothing about WBR. For those of us who have no experience with WBR, would you please share the experience with us. What is the procedure?? How long does WBR take for it towork??
God Bless you Kevin and may God keep you safe.
MaryBeth
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- August 16, 2012 at 9:15 pm
Hi MaryBeth, Brenda and I just went to pick up a new pillow and cotton blanket, to make this time of recovery just a little more "cozy". 🙂
As far as the WBR, it's not bad at all.
I've had 11 spots zapped with SRS, and as most know, that mask is pretty tight and harnessed down. And some sessions can take 25 to 40 minutes depending on what you feel comfortable doing I guess. So if you have claustrophobia issues it could be a problem. SRS there's no feeling, no sensation of anything. Just laying there. For me anyway, only side effect I had was some alopecia, (straight lines and patterns where the lasers trajectories were) looked like a hair cut from the 80/90's. 🙂
For the WBR, which has been 7 rounds now.. is a lot easier. The mask is snug, but not in a vice. And the treatment takes a minute tops. You lay there, there's a beep and a light, the machine moves, for about 10 seconds, repositions and repeats. And you're done. I guess SRS is a lot more, direct and promising, just go in once to just destroy a few tumors with no serious side effects and complications, and why it's usually preferred?
But for me, as they seem to just keep showing up, they explained they could keep chasing them down but looks like a race that can't be won and will at some point just put as much radiation in my brain as doing WBR, so to just opt with WBR could maybe take care of everything, on top of the new ones that keep popping up because they're to small to see on scans. Also I hear you can't do SRS to a spot twice or two a spot that was really close to pretreated spot.
As for side effects, not much yet, the usual possibilities have been explained, slight headache, alopecia, dry scalp, and possible watery eyes or ringing in the ears, most all temporary from what I understand. But I haven't had any yet, I mean my heads been balding on and off for two years now. Everything else is ok. Maybe a little fatigue, but cancer can be a little fatiguing, so perhaps it's just that. I'm still a bit new to the WBR but hopefully will have more answers if you have more questions. I know there's a few others on here with great stories about it. One fellow I think is all clear in is head for the past 7 months after WBR. Gives me hope! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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- August 17, 2012 at 1:34 am
I wanted to say hello. I’m new to the board and was diagnosed several weeks ago. Every scan showed more areas lighting up. They found around seven brain mets, some liver, lung, and abdomen. I had my first WBR today and started Ippi. I pray for our fight and know another warrior is holding your hand. Candi -
- August 20, 2012 at 3:46 pm
Hi Candi,
I'm hoping WBR works wonders on the both of us. Stay strong and focused, I'm holding your hand too.
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- August 20, 2012 at 3:46 pm
Hi Candi,
I'm hoping WBR works wonders on the both of us. Stay strong and focused, I'm holding your hand too.
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- August 20, 2012 at 3:46 pm
Hi Candi,
I'm hoping WBR works wonders on the both of us. Stay strong and focused, I'm holding your hand too.
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- August 17, 2012 at 1:34 am
I wanted to say hello. I’m new to the board and was diagnosed several weeks ago. Every scan showed more areas lighting up. They found around seven brain mets, some liver, lung, and abdomen. I had my first WBR today and started Ippi. I pray for our fight and know another warrior is holding your hand. Candi -
- August 17, 2012 at 1:34 am
I wanted to say hello. I’m new to the board and was diagnosed several weeks ago. Every scan showed more areas lighting up. They found around seven brain mets, some liver, lung, and abdomen. I had my first WBR today and started Ippi. I pray for our fight and know another warrior is holding your hand. Candi -
- August 16, 2012 at 9:15 pm
Hi MaryBeth, Brenda and I just went to pick up a new pillow and cotton blanket, to make this time of recovery just a little more "cozy". 🙂
As far as the WBR, it's not bad at all.
I've had 11 spots zapped with SRS, and as most know, that mask is pretty tight and harnessed down. And some sessions can take 25 to 40 minutes depending on what you feel comfortable doing I guess. So if you have claustrophobia issues it could be a problem. SRS there's no feeling, no sensation of anything. Just laying there. For me anyway, only side effect I had was some alopecia, (straight lines and patterns where the lasers trajectories were) looked like a hair cut from the 80/90's. 🙂
For the WBR, which has been 7 rounds now.. is a lot easier. The mask is snug, but not in a vice. And the treatment takes a minute tops. You lay there, there's a beep and a light, the machine moves, for about 10 seconds, repositions and repeats. And you're done. I guess SRS is a lot more, direct and promising, just go in once to just destroy a few tumors with no serious side effects and complications, and why it's usually preferred?
But for me, as they seem to just keep showing up, they explained they could keep chasing them down but looks like a race that can't be won and will at some point just put as much radiation in my brain as doing WBR, so to just opt with WBR could maybe take care of everything, on top of the new ones that keep popping up because they're to small to see on scans. Also I hear you can't do SRS to a spot twice or two a spot that was really close to pretreated spot.
As for side effects, not much yet, the usual possibilities have been explained, slight headache, alopecia, dry scalp, and possible watery eyes or ringing in the ears, most all temporary from what I understand. But I haven't had any yet, I mean my heads been balding on and off for two years now. Everything else is ok. Maybe a little fatigue, but cancer can be a little fatiguing, so perhaps it's just that. I'm still a bit new to the WBR but hopefully will have more answers if you have more questions. I know there's a few others on here with great stories about it. One fellow I think is all clear in is head for the past 7 months after WBR. Gives me hope! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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- August 16, 2012 at 9:15 pm
Hi MaryBeth, Brenda and I just went to pick up a new pillow and cotton blanket, to make this time of recovery just a little more "cozy". 🙂
As far as the WBR, it's not bad at all.
I've had 11 spots zapped with SRS, and as most know, that mask is pretty tight and harnessed down. And some sessions can take 25 to 40 minutes depending on what you feel comfortable doing I guess. So if you have claustrophobia issues it could be a problem. SRS there's no feeling, no sensation of anything. Just laying there. For me anyway, only side effect I had was some alopecia, (straight lines and patterns where the lasers trajectories were) looked like a hair cut from the 80/90's. 🙂
For the WBR, which has been 7 rounds now.. is a lot easier. The mask is snug, but not in a vice. And the treatment takes a minute tops. You lay there, there's a beep and a light, the machine moves, for about 10 seconds, repositions and repeats. And you're done. I guess SRS is a lot more, direct and promising, just go in once to just destroy a few tumors with no serious side effects and complications, and why it's usually preferred?
But for me, as they seem to just keep showing up, they explained they could keep chasing them down but looks like a race that can't be won and will at some point just put as much radiation in my brain as doing WBR, so to just opt with WBR could maybe take care of everything, on top of the new ones that keep popping up because they're to small to see on scans. Also I hear you can't do SRS to a spot twice or two a spot that was really close to pretreated spot.
As for side effects, not much yet, the usual possibilities have been explained, slight headache, alopecia, dry scalp, and possible watery eyes or ringing in the ears, most all temporary from what I understand. But I haven't had any yet, I mean my heads been balding on and off for two years now. Everything else is ok. Maybe a little fatigue, but cancer can be a little fatiguing, so perhaps it's just that. I'm still a bit new to the WBR but hopefully will have more answers if you have more questions. I know there's a few others on here with great stories about it. One fellow I think is all clear in is head for the past 7 months after WBR. Gives me hope! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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- August 16, 2012 at 8:06 pm
Hi Kevin,
I was so happy to see you are home. There is nothing like having your on pillow to get a goood nite sleep.
I pray that everyday you will feel better.
Are you having any side effects with WBR??? I know nothing about WBR. For those of us who have no experience with WBR, would you please share the experience with us. What is the procedure?? How long does WBR take for it towork??
God Bless you Kevin and may God keep you safe.
MaryBeth
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- August 16, 2012 at 8:06 pm
Hi Kevin,
I was so happy to see you are home. There is nothing like having your on pillow to get a goood nite sleep.
I pray that everyday you will feel better.
Are you having any side effects with WBR??? I know nothing about WBR. For those of us who have no experience with WBR, would you please share the experience with us. What is the procedure?? How long does WBR take for it towork??
God Bless you Kevin and may God keep you safe.
MaryBeth
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- August 16, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Kevin, So glad you are home and getting comfortable and cozy. I wish you and your wife the very best, enjoy the summer, swing in a hammock with the nice breezes and relax! You will feel tired from the WBR soon, just go with it and rest,rest, and rest! Your body needs to recharge. PHil finished WBR the first week of November and his August MRI was clear, so almost nine months with stable brain, it can work! Keep up the faith and those positive healing thoughts. You are a remarkable young man, wish we were neighbors, so I could give you a hug and tell you to keep fighting! God bless, Valerie (Phil’s wife)-
- August 16, 2012 at 11:36 pm
Kevin,
wow kevin I am so glad you got to the hospital to get the care you needed. I am glad your mom got to come and care for you, I am sure it helped her to be with you and help care for you while in hospital. I am hoping that now that you are home you can rest up, bulk up and get your strength back. As you can see we are all thinking and praying for you.
Keep us posted!
laurie from maine
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- August 16, 2012 at 11:36 pm
Kevin,
wow kevin I am so glad you got to the hospital to get the care you needed. I am glad your mom got to come and care for you, I am sure it helped her to be with you and help care for you while in hospital. I am hoping that now that you are home you can rest up, bulk up and get your strength back. As you can see we are all thinking and praying for you.
Keep us posted!
laurie from maine
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- August 16, 2012 at 11:36 pm
Kevin,
wow kevin I am so glad you got to the hospital to get the care you needed. I am glad your mom got to come and care for you, I am sure it helped her to be with you and help care for you while in hospital. I am hoping that now that you are home you can rest up, bulk up and get your strength back. As you can see we are all thinking and praying for you.
Keep us posted!
laurie from maine
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- August 16, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Kevin, So glad you are home and getting comfortable and cozy. I wish you and your wife the very best, enjoy the summer, swing in a hammock with the nice breezes and relax! You will feel tired from the WBR soon, just go with it and rest,rest, and rest! Your body needs to recharge. PHil finished WBR the first week of November and his August MRI was clear, so almost nine months with stable brain, it can work! Keep up the faith and those positive healing thoughts. You are a remarkable young man, wish we were neighbors, so I could give you a hug and tell you to keep fighting! God bless, Valerie (Phil’s wife) -
- August 16, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Kevin, So glad you are home and getting comfortable and cozy. I wish you and your wife the very best, enjoy the summer, swing in a hammock with the nice breezes and relax! You will feel tired from the WBR soon, just go with it and rest,rest, and rest! Your body needs to recharge. PHil finished WBR the first week of November and his August MRI was clear, so almost nine months with stable brain, it can work! Keep up the faith and those positive healing thoughts. You are a remarkable young man, wish we were neighbors, so I could give you a hug and tell you to keep fighting! God bless, Valerie (Phil’s wife) -
- August 17, 2012 at 6:26 am
So glad to see you post Kevin – you have been through so much but I'm just happy that you are beginning to feel better, gain weight, and getting as cozy as possible. Thank God for Brenda and your wonderful Mom . .they are taking such good care of you and clearly you are loved very much!
Sending good thoughts and prayers that the WBR does the job on those mets and that you feel a little stronger each day. Hoping you're able to just enjoy the moment while you're waiting for feedback on next steps.
Thank you for taking the time to let us know how you're doing – you have many fans here! 🙂
Mary
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- August 17, 2012 at 6:26 am
So glad to see you post Kevin – you have been through so much but I'm just happy that you are beginning to feel better, gain weight, and getting as cozy as possible. Thank God for Brenda and your wonderful Mom . .they are taking such good care of you and clearly you are loved very much!
Sending good thoughts and prayers that the WBR does the job on those mets and that you feel a little stronger each day. Hoping you're able to just enjoy the moment while you're waiting for feedback on next steps.
Thank you for taking the time to let us know how you're doing – you have many fans here! 🙂
Mary
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- August 17, 2012 at 6:26 am
So glad to see you post Kevin – you have been through so much but I'm just happy that you are beginning to feel better, gain weight, and getting as cozy as possible. Thank God for Brenda and your wonderful Mom . .they are taking such good care of you and clearly you are loved very much!
Sending good thoughts and prayers that the WBR does the job on those mets and that you feel a little stronger each day. Hoping you're able to just enjoy the moment while you're waiting for feedback on next steps.
Thank you for taking the time to let us know how you're doing – you have many fans here! 🙂
Mary
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- August 20, 2012 at 3:57 pm
I haven't been on much, sorry, just trying to take a breath, it's been a bit rough and I'm doing my absolute best to focus on healing, resting and recharging. I just read all of your replies and wanted to thank every single one of you for all the continuous support, prayers, thoughts, hope and concern. It means so so much. Helps make it through the days with something to optimistically look forward to.
Starting my second week of WBR in about an hour, wish me luck. 🙂
-Kevin
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- August 20, 2012 at 8:04 pm
Good luck! Stay strong, fight…and rest too!
Cathy
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- August 21, 2012 at 10:13 am
Hi Kevin,
I love that you are such a FIGHTER!!! Keep fighting with all you have and Bless your Mom and Brenda. Sending positive vibes, prayers, love and light from Vermont!
Vermont_Donna
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- August 21, 2012 at 10:13 am
Hi Kevin,
I love that you are such a FIGHTER!!! Keep fighting with all you have and Bless your Mom and Brenda. Sending positive vibes, prayers, love and light from Vermont!
Vermont_Donna
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- August 21, 2012 at 10:13 am
Hi Kevin,
I love that you are such a FIGHTER!!! Keep fighting with all you have and Bless your Mom and Brenda. Sending positive vibes, prayers, love and light from Vermont!
Vermont_Donna
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- August 20, 2012 at 8:04 pm
Good luck! Stay strong, fight…and rest too!
Cathy
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- August 20, 2012 at 8:04 pm
Good luck! Stay strong, fight…and rest too!
Cathy
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- August 20, 2012 at 3:57 pm
I haven't been on much, sorry, just trying to take a breath, it's been a bit rough and I'm doing my absolute best to focus on healing, resting and recharging. I just read all of your replies and wanted to thank every single one of you for all the continuous support, prayers, thoughts, hope and concern. It means so so much. Helps make it through the days with something to optimistically look forward to.
Starting my second week of WBR in about an hour, wish me luck. 🙂
-Kevin
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- August 20, 2012 at 3:57 pm
I haven't been on much, sorry, just trying to take a breath, it's been a bit rough and I'm doing my absolute best to focus on healing, resting and recharging. I just read all of your replies and wanted to thank every single one of you for all the continuous support, prayers, thoughts, hope and concern. It means so so much. Helps make it through the days with something to optimistically look forward to.
Starting my second week of WBR in about an hour, wish me luck. 🙂
-Kevin
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- August 21, 2012 at 12:36 pm
Kevin always looking for your posts.You amaze me how you stay positive.Will keep you in my prayers that they find the answer for you yhay finally beat this crap.Beat the Beast. Al
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- August 21, 2012 at 12:36 pm
Kevin always looking for your posts.You amaze me how you stay positive.Will keep you in my prayers that they find the answer for you yhay finally beat this crap.Beat the Beast. Al
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- August 21, 2012 at 12:36 pm
Kevin always looking for your posts.You amaze me how you stay positive.Will keep you in my prayers that they find the answer for you yhay finally beat this crap.Beat the Beast. Al
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- August 22, 2012 at 4:49 am
HAven't been on much lately. Poor intenet service, but do think of you. Thanks for the update. Love that fighting spirit, (Hate what tiredness and bed rest does to one.)
Good luck.
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- August 22, 2012 at 11:20 pm
Been at MDA and just now seeing your post, Kev ! You hang in there – you can do this !
Wishing you all the best and keep us posted. YOU GOT THE GOODS TO BEAT THIS THING !
Nancy (devoted wife of 3 X Warrior Wayne)
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- August 23, 2012 at 7:58 pm
Dear Kevin.
I´m sure you will pull through this. It is difficult, no doubt about that, but with your believe, strong mind and heart, will get you through. Stay tough, your body can, sooner or later, conquer the devil.
I have a wish, that you will try acupuncture. Find a good (chinese) doctor, and make them help your body to begin defend melanoma by boosting your immunesystem.
I wish you all the best my friend. You dont know me, but your optimism and beautiful mind helped me and my wife through pure hell. Reading about your positivity made a difference for us, and I think of you every day and keep you in my prayers.
Go Kevin, go, you´re a winner 🙂
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- August 23, 2012 at 7:58 pm
Dear Kevin.
I´m sure you will pull through this. It is difficult, no doubt about that, but with your believe, strong mind and heart, will get you through. Stay tough, your body can, sooner or later, conquer the devil.
I have a wish, that you will try acupuncture. Find a good (chinese) doctor, and make them help your body to begin defend melanoma by boosting your immunesystem.
I wish you all the best my friend. You dont know me, but your optimism and beautiful mind helped me and my wife through pure hell. Reading about your positivity made a difference for us, and I think of you every day and keep you in my prayers.
Go Kevin, go, you´re a winner 🙂
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- August 23, 2012 at 7:58 pm
Dear Kevin.
I´m sure you will pull through this. It is difficult, no doubt about that, but with your believe, strong mind and heart, will get you through. Stay tough, your body can, sooner or later, conquer the devil.
I have a wish, that you will try acupuncture. Find a good (chinese) doctor, and make them help your body to begin defend melanoma by boosting your immunesystem.
I wish you all the best my friend. You dont know me, but your optimism and beautiful mind helped me and my wife through pure hell. Reading about your positivity made a difference for us, and I think of you every day and keep you in my prayers.
Go Kevin, go, you´re a winner 🙂
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- August 22, 2012 at 11:20 pm
Been at MDA and just now seeing your post, Kev ! You hang in there – you can do this !
Wishing you all the best and keep us posted. YOU GOT THE GOODS TO BEAT THIS THING !
Nancy (devoted wife of 3 X Warrior Wayne)
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- August 22, 2012 at 11:20 pm
Been at MDA and just now seeing your post, Kev ! You hang in there – you can do this !
Wishing you all the best and keep us posted. YOU GOT THE GOODS TO BEAT THIS THING !
Nancy (devoted wife of 3 X Warrior Wayne)
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- August 22, 2012 at 4:49 am
HAven't been on much lately. Poor intenet service, but do think of you. Thanks for the update. Love that fighting spirit, (Hate what tiredness and bed rest does to one.)
Good luck.
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- August 22, 2012 at 4:49 am
HAven't been on much lately. Poor intenet service, but do think of you. Thanks for the update. Love that fighting spirit, (Hate what tiredness and bed rest does to one.)
Good luck.
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