Hang a few ornaments, string some lights, a little tinsel and voila! Instant Christmas tree.And in the too beautiful not to post category, this is a frozen waterfall in Iceland
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Hang a few ornaments, string some lights, a little tinsel and voila! Instant Christmas tree.And in the too beautiful not to post category, this is a frozen waterfall in Iceland
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No, it didn't hurt though I did feel the uncomfortable pressure of the serum being pushed in and by the time I reached the hospital exit I could feel a major difference, no pain.Did the shot hurt? I'm thinking I have that too and its not the RA. Then again..my left foot goes numb if I walk too much .....so....who knows?The last two days have basically been rest days getting little piddly things done. Yesterday I felt just kind of blah all over, probably lack of sleep and the "high" humidity messing with my sinuses. Today's not so bad but still feel a little off, decided not to do much today either. Hopefully I'll be better tomorrow. Last Tuesday I had my annual VA appointment, finally told the Doc about the constant (fluctuating severity) pain in my left hip, he did some poking, hit the spot and I almost jumped off the table....... Thankfully my fear of a deteriorating hip socket was unfounded, friggin' bursitis. A steroid shot into the bursa sac and by the time I was heading to my truck my hip felt brand new again.
What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
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Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
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Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
Make absolutely sure she has it monitored at minimum once a year. Five + years ago when they found the cancer in her they did a full hysterectomy and declared her cancer free so she never followed up....... When the cancer returned and was discovered four years later it was stage four by that time, apparently it was the surgery itself that caused the cancer to spread.What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
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Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
It was a rare form of cervical cancer, but not as aggressive as first thought.
Several scans did not pick it up. She felt something was wrong, and persisted. Finally paying privately (in England) for the scan which did discover it.
Make absolutely sure she has it monitored at minimum once a year. Five + years ago when they found the cancer in her they did a full hysterectomy and declared her cancer free so she never followed up....... When the cancer returned and was discovered four years later it was stage four by that time, apparently it was the surgery itself that caused the cancer to spread.What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
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Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
It was a rare form of cervical cancer, but not as aggressive as first thought.
Several scans did not pick it up. She felt something was wrong, and persisted. Finally paying privately (in England) for the scan which did discover it.
Did they say it was Leiomyosarcoma?
The reason I ask is that's kinda similar to what happened to my wife. Find out for sure what kind of cancer it is then find a very good OB/GYN Oncologist ASAP!! Despite what the surgeon said she may need to start chemo as soon as possible. The reason I say that is very little is known about these rare forms of cancer and typically most doctors are unaware of how dangerous it is, they see it like it's a typical carcenoma.Make absolutely sure she has it monitored at minimum once a year. Five + years ago when they found the cancer in her they did a full hysterectomy and declared her cancer free so she never followed up....... When the cancer returned and was discovered four years later it was stage four by that time, apparently it was the surgery itself that caused the cancer to spread.What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
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Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
It was a rare form of cervical cancer, but not as aggressive as first thought.
Several scans did not pick it up. She felt something was wrong, and persisted. Finally paying privately (in England) for the scan which did discover it.
Did they say it was Leiomyosarcoma?
I can’t remember. We do regular scans over here, (preventative healthcare) and also mammograms.
The reason I ask is that's kinda similar to what happened to my wife. Find out for sure what kind of cancer it is then find a very good OB/GYN Oncologist ASAP!! Despite what the surgeon said she may need to start chemo as soon as possible. The reason I say that is very little is known about these rare forms of cancer and typically most doctors are unaware of how dangerous it is, they see it like it's a typical carcenoma.Make absolutely sure she has it monitored at minimum once a year. Five + years ago when they found the cancer in her they did a full hysterectomy and declared her cancer free so she never followed up....... When the cancer returned and was discovered four years later it was stage four by that time, apparently it was the surgery itself that caused the cancer to spread.What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
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Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
It was a rare form of cervical cancer, but not as aggressive as first thought.
Several scans did not pick it up. She felt something was wrong, and persisted. Finally paying privately (in England) for the scan which did discover it.
Did they say it was Leiomyosarcoma?
I can’t remember. We do regular scans over here, (preventative healthcare) and also mammograms.
I understand but before they do any more surgery she needs to talk with a specialist ESPECIALLY if it is a form of sarcoma. Look up Sarcoma Centers so you at least have the information onhand but again you need to find out if it's a sarcoma or a carcinoma. If it's a sarcoma she will need to act quickly for the best possible outcome.The reason I ask is that's kinda similar to what happened to my wife. Find out for sure what kind of cancer it is then find a very good OB/GYN Oncologist ASAP!! Despite what the surgeon said she may need to start chemo as soon as possible. The reason I say that is very little is known about these rare forms of cancer and typically most doctors are unaware of how dangerous it is, they see it like it's a typical carcenoma.Make absolutely sure she has it monitored at minimum once a year. Five + years ago when they found the cancer in her they did a full hysterectomy and declared her cancer free so she never followed up....... When the cancer returned and was discovered four years later it was stage four by that time, apparently it was the surgery itself that caused the cancer to spread.What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
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Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
It was a rare form of cervical cancer, but not as aggressive as first thought.
Several scans did not pick it up. She felt something was wrong, and persisted. Finally paying privately (in England) for the scan which did discover it.
Did they say it was Leiomyosarcoma?
I can’t remember. We do regular scans over here, (preventative healthcare) and also mammograms.
I get what you’re saying, and thank you, but I can’t approach her with cancer talk at this time. She’s emotionally fragile right now about it, was having anxiety attacks in the hospital. They’ve already suggested removing some lymph glands, as a precautionary measure. So she’ll have to face further surgery in January.
Her partner should be providing her with the support she needs. At least I hope he is.
I'm sorry I may be adding to your worries but this is important, I know I may be coming across as alarmist but this is potentially serious. Survival rates in the early (localized) states are good, about 85%, if it advances the survival rates drop dramatically. If it gets to stage 4 survival rates drop to around 9%.The reason I ask is that's kinda similar to what happened to my wife. Find out for sure what kind of cancer it is then find a very good OB/GYN Oncologist ASAP!! Despite what the surgeon said she may need to start chemo as soon as possible. The reason I say that is very little is known about these rare forms of cancer and typically most doctors are unaware of how dangerous it is, they see it like it's a typical carcenoma.Make absolutely sure she has it monitored at minimum once a year. Five + years ago when they found the cancer in her they did a full hysterectomy and declared her cancer free so she never followed up....... When the cancer returned and was discovered four years later it was stage four by that time, apparently it was the surgery itself that caused the cancer to spread.What kind of cancer is it again?Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
View attachment 429386
Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
It was a rare form of cervical cancer, but not as aggressive as first thought.
Several scans did not pick it up. She felt something was wrong, and persisted. Finally paying privately (in England) for the scan which did discover it.
Did they say it was Leiomyosarcoma?
I can’t remember. We do regular scans over here, (preventative healthcare) and also mammograms.
I get what you’re saying, and thank you, but I can’t approach her with cancer talk at this time. She’s emotionally fragile right now about it, was having anxiety attacks in the hospital. They’ve already suggested removing some lymph glands, as a precautionary measure. So she’ll have to face further surgery in January.
Her partner should be providing her with the support she needs. At least I hope he is.
Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
View attachment 429386
Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
Considering your current challenge applying digital ink on a digital page correctly I'd say you're making out quite well on what the doctor ordered for pain........This morning the crew of dedicated pixies bore my p and into the mysterious roo whrere the MRI machine dwells. Thw wman who operates this derivative of HAL from 2001: A Space Odyssey knew her stuff around the technology. But the way she handled my and my sore leg made Mr seriously consider amputation as an option.
There are new stations distributing IV fluids here. They pump and monitor the flow 1 1/2 hour at a clip. Then they send out a sad little tone to Brilliant the command the room, demanding to be changed, like an obstinate two year old.
I hate to encourage the kitchen staff by ordering coffee. Repeated orders might weave them thinking their coffee is desired and then fail to make the necessary improvements. And that would be a disservice to my fellow patients.
I'll let you know how we're making out tomorrow.
Good night darlinks. I really do love you guys. May the Coffee Shop always be a virtual family for those who need or enjoy one here. Meanwhile we pray or send positive vibes or keep vigil for:
Harper, the inspiration for the vigil list.
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
Kat for wellness
JustAnotherNut for wellness
Mindful and healing for her shoulder.
Good results for Nosmo King 's step nephew dealing with difficult surgeries.
Beautress for wellness.
Corazon for wellness.
Ringel, Peach, Gracie, everybody dealing with depression and adjustment.
Mindful's daughter diagnosed with cancer.
Ollie's brother recovering from major surgery.
Nosmo King for healing and health
And we keep the light on so others who have been away can find their way back and we hope they do.
View attachment 429386
Things have turned out not so bad.
She’s had radical surgery. Is at home recovering.
Her follow up further biopsies and surgeon consultation revealed the cancer has been stopped in its tracks. It has not spread, so there will be no chemo.
Can’t visit, because of Covid. So shall be heading back to the eastern Mediterranean. I hope!! I need a test, before travel.....€150.
So good to hear a good outcome. My hubby was lucky that way--prostate cancer but caught early and surgery got it all so no radiation or chemo required. 15 years cancer free now. We'll keep her on the vigil list until they complete all tests.