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WildGoose7
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I've concluded 2 weeks of radiation and 1 week of chemo. Only suffering from some fatigue and neuropathy from the oxaliplatin from last Friday. I get my next round of that stuff next Friday.

Now for my accident: Possible separated rib. How it happened: shifting position in my office chair to answer the phone! I think I'll take my 5FU pump (new today) and go to bed where I can't hurt myself.

Mike

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WildGoose7
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Joined: Aug 2009

William, Lorretta, Lori and Donna70

Thank you for the words, but as for being grounded, it was self imposed on July 24 when I was diagnosed, so sorry, you're too late.

If it wasn't for my bad luck I just wouldn't have any luck at all. I did hear from my radiologist/oncologist that he had a patient with a very similar squamous cell cancer in about the same location just above the nipple line and used the identical treatment plan I'm on. He is listed as cancer free even down to the microscopic level! What a great thing to tell me to harken up a new spirit for the next month!

Early deer season opened here yesterday, but Bambi's dad is safe from me for the time being, as I'm grounded and physically incapable of having to deal with the processing.

Hope everyone has a blessed weekend.

Mike