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Jul 05, 2011 - 12:04 am
To one and all that have contributed to these pages over the years I thank you for your time and effort from the bottom of my heart. I am truly overwhelmed and so relieved to have found your discussion board. Finally I feel that I have found some insight from people who do know exactly how I feel, and that are going through and have gone through the same things I face and feel each and every day. The openness and honesty that I have discovered in your words, your encouragement to each other and your support has been inspirational and of great comfort. My list of questions for my doctor and urologist has grown long as you have all helped to educate me in areas that I had not even thought of, and made me understand how naive I actually am about my own procedure and result. I am a 42 year old female living in Australia. I had a radical nephrectomy July 2010. It has nearly been a year. In all honesty I feel I am only now really starting to process all that has taken place over the last year and beyond. Like many, I feel scared, thankful, happy, sad, hopeful, mad, lucky, confused... everything :-) and sometimes all in one day. And now I see I am not alone. Again, thank you all. |
Joined: Jan 2010
Dear niprut,
On behalf of all my my fellow posters you are welcome. Hopefully we cam make it easier for those who follow in our path.
Best wishes.
Icemantoo
Joined: Mar 2010
to wade through an abyss of information and usually find information that is quite stale. That is my biggest complaint about my current situation but then I realize that I am "Lucky?" enough to have stumbled upon the scene at an interesting time in treatment for this disease where things are changing rapidly and there are a lot of us with a lot of questions..... Thank goodness for that but it sure makes it difficult to figure out what to do and what to believe about treatment options. The