Naming your tumor???

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  • icemantoo
    icemantoo Member Posts: 3,361 Member
    #22
    TillieSOK said:

    You just made me snort water

    You just made me snort water out of my nose!! 

    Name your Tumor

    Having a name like Ted Cruz is to toxic for the tumor.

     

    Icemantoo

  • grnsammy09
    grnsammy09 Member Posts: 20
    #23
    Jojo61 said:

    Mine was named Arnold

    Just because every time the word "tumour" came out, my husband would say in Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice "it's not a tumour!!" (a line from Kindergarten Cop"). We tried to laugh about it as much as we could. Laughter is ALWAYS good. I have to say that because this tumour was a pain in my arse, I was going to name it after my ex-husband, but I didn't want to offend my kids. lol

    However, everyone deals with it in their own way. Whatever works for you! I love "Despicable Me" as well - and would love to see #2. Everytime I hear the minions during a commercial, it catches my attention. They are adorable!

    Hang in there, hon. I know it is hard to learn about RCC and accept it, but once you get over that hurdle, it will be better. It sounds like you are ready to face this - and take Stewart on!!

     

    Jojo

    Same name!

    Mine was Arnold too!!! 

  • Rosie5511
    Rosie5511 Member Posts: 8
    #24
    I say "4.5" when I want to put things into perspective

    Thanks for the laugh....loved reading these posts.....I didnt name mine but when I want to put things into perspective, when my girls are bikering or if my co-workers place too much emphasis on the small stuff ...I usually say "4.5", and they understand exactly what I am talking about.  After a 4.5 cm tumor every grievance in my world is small and petty.  

  • Djinnie
    Djinnie Member Posts: 945 Member
    #25
    Rosie5511 said:

    I say "4.5" when I want to put things into perspective

    Thanks for the laugh....loved reading these posts.....I didnt name mine but when I want to put things into perspective, when my girls are bikering or if my co-workers place too much emphasis on the small stuff ...I usually say "4.5", and they understand exactly what I am talking about.  After a 4.5 cm tumor every grievance in my world is small and petty.  

    Perspectives!

    You are so right Rosie, having cancer makes you look at everything through a new pair of eyes! By the way I hope you are coping better:)

    Djinnie x

  • Rosie5511
    Rosie5511 Member Posts: 8
    #26
    Djinnie said:

    Perspectives!

    You are so right Rosie, having cancer makes you look at everything through a new pair of eyes! By the way I hope you are coping better:)

    Djinnie x

    Copying better

    Jinnie, its getting better, I told my friends at work about your grocery list, its something that would happen to me also.  A day does not go by that I dont think about what is happening, I only escape the thought for a few moments when I am gardening and there is just so much gardening I can do.  I am getting closer to my first follow up visit, I am preparing for the many anxious moments that I will have to face come this February.  I dont have the evergy I used to have and I want to do so much in one day and find that I am limited. I have a great deal of stress at work, so I have pain on my right shoulder which radiates down my arm, I know is stress but now I think about other possibilities like metastatis to the lung, it seems that every pain I experience I relate it to my cancer.  Looking forward to learning meditation and applying it in my life to reduce the stress level. I am also working on my diet and learning how to eat better to have more energy I know that food can be medicine to the body. 

    My prayers are with you!

  • NanoSecond
    NanoSecond Member Posts: 653
    #27
    Rosie5511 said:

    Copying better

    Jinnie, its getting better, I told my friends at work about your grocery list, its something that would happen to me also.  A day does not go by that I dont think about what is happening, I only escape the thought for a few moments when I am gardening and there is just so much gardening I can do.  I am getting closer to my first follow up visit, I am preparing for the many anxious moments that I will have to face come this February.  I dont have the evergy I used to have and I want to do so much in one day and find that I am limited. I have a great deal of stress at work, so I have pain on my right shoulder which radiates down my arm, I know is stress but now I think about other possibilities like metastatis to the lung, it seems that every pain I experience I relate it to my cancer.  Looking forward to learning meditation and applying it in my life to reduce the stress level. I am also working on my diet and learning how to eat better to have more energy I know that food can be medicine to the body. 

    My prayers are with you!

    Diet

    Hi Rosie,

    I have done quite a bit of research (which is still ongoing) into proper nutrition and key dietary considerations that can help combat and/or prevent cancer.

    I have written a guide to the science and rationale behind this kind of approach and also my own experiences following it during after I was first diagnosed as stage IV (with bone lesions in 3 locations) back in July 2012.

    I am happy to send you a copy if you are interested but it is 66 pages long.  As such I need to send it via direct email.

    So send me an email at:

    n.feldman@videopost.com

    and I will respond with it attached.

    Best wishes in the New Year,

     

    -Neil (NanoSecond)

  • Djinnie
    Djinnie Member Posts: 945 Member
    #28
    Rosie5511 said:

    Copying better

    Jinnie, its getting better, I told my friends at work about your grocery list, its something that would happen to me also.  A day does not go by that I dont think about what is happening, I only escape the thought for a few moments when I am gardening and there is just so much gardening I can do.  I am getting closer to my first follow up visit, I am preparing for the many anxious moments that I will have to face come this February.  I dont have the evergy I used to have and I want to do so much in one day and find that I am limited. I have a great deal of stress at work, so I have pain on my right shoulder which radiates down my arm, I know is stress but now I think about other possibilities like metastatis to the lung, it seems that every pain I experience I relate it to my cancer.  Looking forward to learning meditation and applying it in my life to reduce the stress level. I am also working on my diet and learning how to eat better to have more energy I know that food can be medicine to the body. 

    My prayers are with you!

    Coping Skills!

    Hi Rosie, I am glad to hear that it's getting a little easier. As you say it is very difficult to keep your thoughts in check, nights are normally the worst. I try very hard to deflect any negative thought with a positive. It works about 75% of the time, for the other 25% my husband is always there to give me a good kick up the backside! In some ways that's a quicker fix. lol!

    It does take some considerable time for your energy to return, it may never be quite the level it once was. It does get a lot better though! I understand your concern about any aches and pains, but maybe you should get some help with your shoulder. As for meditating it will definately help with stress, I think you will benefit a lot from it, I have been using meditation for over ten years. Also, why not go for a massage, aromatherapy if possible, that may help to relieve your stress and also help the problem in your shoulder.

    Changing your diet is a good way forward, Nano has formatted a diet for Cancer which you may find helpful. If you contact him on this site he will happily send it on to you. I have changed my diet drastically, even more so recently.

    Keep in touch:)

     

    Djinnie x

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