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monster 09-05-2007 07:00 AM

Any news? Did you get to see the surgeon? Thinking of you...

Cicero 09-05-2007 11:27 AM

Thanks for the suggestions everyone! My husband is going to check on the healthcare plan his work has been offering, but not actually giving out.
He's promised me that he would at least follow-up and ask about what happened to it today. He's fighting going to the doctor. He was trying to get out of it by saying that it is "just a swollen lymphnode". As you can probably imagine....that did not work.
I worry too much I guess. When it was smaller it felt like it was coming off the lymphnode rather than the lymphnode itself.....now it's gotten so large that I can't even feel the lymphnode anymore. The lymphnode itself actually felt normal....I hope I am wrong. Sometimes it's ok to be dead wrong. In this case being dead wrong would be awesome.
Well whatever it is.....I'm sure we can manage. I can't afford to let fear take over my last brain cells.

And of course Bri you can pm me anytime. And if you really need to talk to someone I'm here usually at odd times between 9:00 MST and 5:00, and often. Even on Saturdays.

Pie 09-06-2007 11:37 AM

Bri, any word? What's going on?
Please drop us a line if you can.

Elspode 09-06-2007 06:43 PM

Yeah, I'm gettin' kinda queasy, here, waiting for the plan and prognosis, girl.

Clodfobble 09-06-2007 09:43 PM

She may have gone almost immediately into surgery after seeing the doctor on Tuesday. When they want to, they can move very fast. We're thinking about you, Bri.

monster 09-07-2007 07:15 AM

Bri last spotted in the Meaningless Drunk thread being kidnapped by her family.

DucksNuts 09-07-2007 07:21 AM

bloody herll monster

i thought your post meaant she had poster

friggen teatse

Trilby 09-09-2007 04:25 PM

i'm so sorry guys--not to worry, they did kidnap me to cape cod---I see the surgeon on the 17th. Until then, I'm livin' it up. I will be back on the 15th. More then, as our wifi in the codo isn't working :(

I love you guys!

rkzenrage 09-09-2007 04:42 PM

Still sending my love and healing energy.

limey 09-09-2007 04:56 PM

me too.

DucksNuts 09-09-2007 06:28 PM

Ohhh, look at my drunk typing. bwaahahahahah

Bri - live it up you should honey.

theotherguy 09-10-2007 07:08 PM

Shit. This is crazy. Good luck, Bri. I know you can beat it.

Sundae 09-11-2007 11:06 AM

Bri, I'm back and I'm thinking of you.

I was devastated when Dana told me - you are so full of life and hope and humour it seemed obscene that part of you was putting your life at risk. But I know that cancer is a disease, not a stalker looking to bring down the best and bravest - it just seems that way sometimes.

You have made me laugh, and cry (with laughter mostly) and given me hope when things have seemed really grim You've been generous with your honesty, your praise and your support and I value that hugely. I love and respect you for what you have faced in your life so far, and what you you will face in the future.

You are certainly worth more than any bunch of cells, especially malfunctioning ones and I believe whatever happens you will deal with it (even when you feel you're not dealing with it) with total style.

Anyway, we've got about 5 book ideas we're going to work on one day, don't think I'll let you off the hook that easily, okay?

All my love, good thoughts, care and concern to you. You've touched my life and no doubt many others and if I can repay that in any way just say the word.

Cicero 09-17-2007 01:15 PM

Everyone's acting like my husband is dead already. We don't even have a proper diagnosis, and his co-workers want him to go lie down. I even started to act like he is going to die and had to stop myself. Isn't it sad that I would have one of his feet in the grave already just to be sure about something instead of dealing with not knowing? Well- I stopped the dramatics about 6 hours into it. I'm glad for it.
Hopefully others will come to terms with it....so he doesn't feel like he has to die because everyone else is sure already. This is stupid. Maybe it is cancer. Maybe he's not going to die. Even he's acting like someone that cares about how he will be remembered now. How did we get here already? After one doctor visit?

This is why I was afraid other people would get involved for such a long time.

jester 09-17-2007 01:53 PM

I think, even though medical wise we’ve come along way in treatments, that the word cancer is seen as almost un-beatable. It, in itself is almost an automatic death sentence. There are just so many types – it’s hard to comprehend that it can be beaten.


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