Hi Sandy,

Just another voice in the crowd, wishing you a speedy and full recovery from what you are going through!

As fearsome as the prospect appears, and I know that it does appear very fearsome, you will get through and eventually return to normalcy.

Know this: Fear of the unknown is always worse that that unknown will every be. What you are facing is not as bad as your fears.

I'll not tell you that it's going to be fun, all I'm saying is that you are envisioning the end of life as we know it, and that it is not that.

Good luck to you, we are all in your corner, you are never alone!

Bart

PS, read ChristineB's intro, or mine to see two examples of what I'm saying and why I'm saying it.


My intro: http://oralcancersupport.org/forums/ubbt...3644#Post163644

09/09 - Dx OC Stg IV
10/09 - Chemo/3 Cisplatin, 40 rad
11/09 - PET CLEAN
07/11 - Dx Stage IV C. (Liver)
06/12 - PET CLEAN
09/12 - PET Dist Met (Liver)
04/13 - PET CLEAN
06/13 - PET Dist Met (Liver + 1 lymph node)
10/13 - PET - Xeloda ineffective
11/13 - Liver packed w/ SIRI-Spheres
02/14 - PET - Siri-Spheres effective, 4cm tumor in lymph-node
03/15 - Begin 15 Rads
03/24 - Final Rad! Woot!
7/27/14 Bart passed away. RIP!