Yes, what a question you bring to the table Wendy! I get that at work all the time. Executives will come by to visit and always ask "How are you doing/coping (Etc) these days?" I don't dare make comments to ANYONE about fatigue or overdoing it during long stretches, however I can easily outpace those that are half my age, LOL. It's just a perception that we all seem to have a hard time breaking and have to learn to deal with. Trust me, I am very grateful that people care and I know that everyone here understand what I'm saying however how can we properly communicate and convince others when we do get better, we continue to improve, and that we are in fact "Survivors!" I guess it's just communicate, communicate, communicate, and keep smiling (We have a lot to smile about). smile
Steve

SCC right side BOT/FOM; DX 1-25-06; Neck dissection/25% of tongue removed 2-17-06. Stage 2 Recurrence 7-06: IMRTX35 & 3X Cisplatin ended 10-18-06. Tumor found 03/18/13; Partial Glossectomy 03/28/13 left lateral tongue. Nov. 2014; headaches,lump on left side of throat. Radical Neck Dissection 12-17-14; Tumor into nerves/jugular; Surgery successful, IMRTX30 & 7X Erbotux. Scan 06-03-15; NED! 06-02-16; Mets to left Humerus bone and lesion on lungs-here We go again! Never, Ever Give Up!

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