Hi Marg: Buzz slept sitting up in a chair last night...utterly refused to go to E.R., or to let me call the doctor...MEN! You can't live with 'em, and you just can't kill 'em....

I managed to get FOUR Oyxcodone in him before 1am, and he was okay, just as long as he didn't MOVE at all...

This morning he was much improved, and had a visit from the home-care nurse this afternoon, who checked the PEG site and said it looked okay.

We are scheduled for "chemo class" tomorrow afternoon, which should be interesting.

I was going to post earlier, but after responding to my pm's and e-mails, and reading the most recent posts, I didn't think Buzz' condition was anywhere near as important as some of the issues that others are having.

My heart hurts for everyone here...I get so excited when someone reaches a milestone in their treatment.

After reading John's eulogy to Lynn tonight, I just sat and cried.

Grandma always said "as long as there is breath, there is hope"...I keep repeating that...

God bless you all......


CG to 77 y/o hubby;SCC Alveolar Ridge; Wake Forest Baptist Hosp surgery: 07/19/07; bi mod radical resection/jaw replacement;
T2 N2-B M0 Stage IV-A
28 IMRT +
6 Paclitaxel/Carboplatin
Getting stronger every day!