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Deb, I'm so sorry for what you are going through. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. There are so many new treatments with each passing day, week and month, so a cure may be right around the corner:) |
Deb, I am so sorry that you are facing this trial in your lives. I will have your family in my thoughts and prayers. :love: |
Thank you all so much. I'm a little nervous and can't sleep. Tomorrow is the results from the Pet Scan, and some of the other tests. They are trying to find out where this came from, since bone cancer is usually a secondary cancer. He only had a 3% chance of a 2 yr survival with his Esophageal Cancer, 6 yrs ago but his EGD scope of his Esophagus today looked good I guess, and Biopsy results will follow next week or two. So, makes us wonder where the Primary Cancer might be... He's starting to lose feeling in his arms now, and Dr. said it was probably from his neck. They're talking about a Rod placed so he won't break his neck in a fall... eeeek.. he falls a lot! So we should know a little something tomorrow afternoon... Hugs and Thank you again for your thoughts, kind words, and prayers. |
My thoughts and prayers are with you for the best possible outcome. |
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Deb, you and your husband are in my prayers. I know this is so hard on both of you. We appreciate the update and we want you to know we are here for you. I hope you get some answers today. Hugs. |
Hello Deb Hello Deb I'm really sorry to hear about your husband CJ. Don't lose hope because Miracles do happen. My sister had Cancer of the Bone Marrow and with treatment she was able to live two additional years and that was in 1992, she was 42. Since then, they have come a long ways as far as treatments. Keep thinking positive. I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in December of 2004 and was given 5 days to live and I'm still fighting the battle. With Chemo and Radiation my Cancer went into remission for about 4 years until last October 2008. My Pet/Cat scans came back positive for Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma of the complete Lymphatic System. The Board of Doctor's at City of Hope couldn't understand why this happened. It's very unusually. They had two solutions, either stem cell of the bone marrow or Chemo. I thought about it long and hard and decided to take Chemo. I will be taking it every 6 months from now on. Remember, their is always hope and new treatments coming. Chemo drugs do help but leave you with other medical conditions you really need to follow up with. Just a suggestion, I've been on B 12 injections once a week for years and I can't help but feel this has helped with pain management. Ask your doctor what he thinks about letting CJ taking this for awhile. It sure helps, I have problems with pain meds and can only take tylenol. For now, I just take one day at a time, because that's all that everyone really has. Enjoy life for what you have now and don't let tomorrow spoil the day you have... It's a gift, live it to the fullest. I know the family is really upset and wish I could do something to help. I'll keep you all in my prayers and hope the treatment will be successful. Prayers and Hugs for CJ and the Family Kathleen ... Mom to: Mylittlegirls Punken... :aimeeyork Breese Be Be... :littleang RIP... My Lil Ol Tuffy...:rbyorkie: |
Deb, I am just now seeing this. I am so sorry for what you and your hubby are going through. Know that you will both be in my thoughts and prayers. Linda |
Keeping him in my thoughts and prayers. |
Deb, I've added you to my prayers. Hopefully something good could happen soon for you. Cindy |
deb, i am just seeing this. I want you to know I am praying for you and your family. |
Good luck Deb to you & your Husband........praying for you & your family. Take Care..... Zoe & Penny:angel2dl: |
I'm so sorry to hear this. Have you ever heard of or tried the Cancer Institute of America? |
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Deb I am so sorry very sorry that your husband and you are having to go through this! I will keep you guys in my thoughts and prayers. I am not sure where in Missouir you are, but I am also in MO (right outside of Springfield)...if you ever need help with anything or with your fur kids, I will do my best to jump in. Tammy |
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Beautiful flowers! Thank you! I'm very late in Thanking those special people here on YT for the beautiful flowers I received! I can't express what a nice surprise it was! Thank you Charlotte, Dawn, Linda, Theresa, Jean, Nicole and Steph!!!! You women are amazing and as the flowers dried they are still beautiful as a dried arrangment. They put a smile on my face everyday as I'm amazed at how thoughtful you are!! Thank you so very, very much!!!!! I'm sorry I have been MIA for a while. CJ's attitude is of defeat, and I've been working hard to keep his spirits up. He falls a lot more now, and forgets to let me know when he's going to get up so I have to watch him like a hawk. I usually can't get to him fast enough if I'm on the puter, so I've just been sitting with him. I thought I'd take some time while he's sleeping to thank you all for your special thoughts and prayers. The biopsy is back and confimed metastisis from his Esophageal Cancer. He starts Radiation today, which is supposed to help the pain. Chemo is expected but not scheduled as of today. It is scary to watch him getting weaker, and more frail every day. Hugs to all and Thank you! |
Deb i am so sorry CJ & you are going through this very difficult time it is very hard to watch your soulmate in so much pain and you can do nothing to help them, just keep praying that God will give you strength to get through another day. hugs to you both |
Deb, I will continue to keep you both in my prayer's. I hope the radiation helps with his pain. My heart goes out to you. Hugs, |
Deb, my thoughts and prayers are with you and CJ as you go through these difficult times. We will still pray for that miracle that CJ will start showing improvement and that he will gain the strength needed to fight this. Hugs. |
You are both in my prayers at this most difficult time. |
I am just seeing this and I am so sorry. You both will be in my thoughts. |
I'm glad the flowers cheered you but I know we all wish we could do more. I'm so sorry that your hubby is feeling so defeated. I will continue to keep him in prayers and hope that he will feel the healing presence of God around him. |
You're in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time. May you find comfort just by knowing others really care. God bless you both. |
Deb, thanks for keeping us updated. I am praying that CJ will show improvement and not feel defeated. Please know that a lot of people here on YT are praying for you and CJ and know that we care. Hugs, Jean |
I'm thinking about all of you and praying Hi Deb, I'm so sorry about the results. You just never know what's going to happen from day to day. Remember, God knows what he's doing, sometimes it's very hard to realize at the time. Maybe, you can understand from my point of view. Get the radiation started and Chemo. I know it very hard to watch someone you love so dearly, suffer. I will be keeping both of you in my prayers for the strength you'll need to fight this battle. Talk to you soon, Katleen.. Mom To My Little Girls: Punken Pie Breese Be Be Lil Ol Tuffy.. RIP |
Update 1 Attachment(s) I'm sorry I've been MIA for some time now. But I wanted to Thank you for your very kind emails, PM's, phone calls and your thoughts and prayers! I thought I'd grab a few minutes to read up on things and Wish You All A Merry Christmas! CJ's been on Radiation now for almost 3 weeks. He is starting to get some pain relief from the Radiation, but pain now has started in his neck, down the shoulder and down his arm. He can't get Radiation in his neck (where another tumor was found) because he's already had his lifetime dose with his last Cancer. It just doesn't seem to give him a break. I feel so bad for him! The Dr is a little worried he may fall and break a rib.. or NECK.. eeeek!! Since the bones are fragile both from previous Radiation and bone deterioration from Cancer. I am a nervous wreck, following him around so when he gets weak or stumbles that I am there to catch him. CJ asked the Dr how long he might have, and she said about a year.. but reminded him that he's had pain already for a year.. I was too afraid to ask what that might mean... Thank God for 2 women that are helping me with my Yorkies and my son for helping me with the farm. During CJ's naps I get some joy playing with my puppies. I am so very happy with the puppies that my Champion Rowdy is having! It was funny that CJ's Oncologist told him that he had the best anti-anxiety right at home... to love on a puppy.. Now, she's one smart Dr... :D |
Deb, thank you so much for the update. I think of your husband often and what he and you are going through. I will continue to pray that you both have the strength to get through this. I am glad you have some wonderful people helping you. Your babies are adorable and I am sure they bring much sunshine into your life. I am still praying for that miracle for your husband. Hugs. |
Look at those beautiful puppies. I am so happy he finds comfort in them and the other's at your home. Radiation does take it's toll on the body. Being exhusted is a side effect of course but weekness can be also as well as loss of appitite. It's heartbreaking to go threw this I know. I lost my husband at 49 and that was 22yrs ago from a brain tumor. He was given 9mos but passed after 13mos. Please remember to take care of yourself as well. Being the care giver it's easy to forget about that. Bone cancer, I"m told is very painful and that's heartbreaking in it's self with all else that goes along with any type of cancer. I pray for his comfort and strength for you. Hugs, |
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I'm so sorry about your husband. My sister had bone cancer (42) and I sure can relate to what you went through. Chemo and Radiation take their tole on the body. Deb, if the doctor's say anything about surgery on any radiated area think twice before this is done. My sister Anne, had to have a hip replacement in the area that was radiated.... Not good. My cousin, Tom, Oncologist says... Not or if life threating. Ready for this, one of his students is my oncologist at City Of Hope. My doctor's got together last Friday and was wanted two surgeries before Christmas, one this week and one next. waiting on a call now. Trying to decide on how to handle, can't crack the chest again because of the radiation I received already. Having to do a by-pass through the arteries, this should be interesting... To say the least, I haven't called the oncology yet. The vascular guy is handling. The lymph tissue it encompassing the arteries and cutting off blow flow. No wonder I can't think... :thinking: So far so good, just dizziness now. Deb, do I have the story for you. I had one surgery a week last Monday.. Big Problem.. This is one that have to do over. I'll talk to you soon, I would have just messaged but short on time. Too confusing right now.. took much to think about.. :sidesplt: Please......... Take care of yourself.. I'll be putting out the Big Prayers Now. I've added CJ to Miracles at Christmas my pray list that was started for me 5 years ago.. I'll more him to the head of list. God Bless All of You, Wish I were closer to help but let me know if you need anything thing. |
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