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Scan Results - No Worries

Just an update. Got my PET/CT scan results recently -- no change: nothing shrank, nothing grew. Four months ago a PET/CT shows some activity in the lungs, so we upped the Votrient from 400mg to 600mg. Seems to be working. So, will stick it out with current 600mg Votrient regiment. Another scan in three months.
An aside. Earlier this month I took a two day break from Votrient. Wow! I felt like Superman for a few days. It was a major reset from the side effects. Things have slowly reverted back, but not as severe -- so far. My doctor OK'd a regular 1 or 2 day break to retain quality of life.
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I love motorcycles!
Trips to the Arctic Circle and offroad thru the Mojave Desert have become just (good) memories of adventure and adrenaline. Now, I gingerly ride down dirt forest service roads because of the fear that I don't have the strength to pick up a dropped bike -- surprisingly, that fear generates a fair amount of adrenaline and keeps the heart rate up.
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Have you considered...rhominator said:I love motorcycles!
Trips to the Arctic Circle and offroad thru the Mojave Desert have become just (good) memories of adventure and adrenaline. Now, I gingerly ride down dirt forest service roads because of the fear that I don't have the strength to pick up a dropped bike -- surprisingly, that fear generates a fair amount of adrenaline and keeps the heart rate up.
Have you considered one of the three-wheelers with two wheels in the front? Forgive me if I've just suggested the biker equivalent of your dressing exclusively in pink Hello Kitty biker clothes... I've been out of the biking loop for more than just a few years. Plus, I imagine they're not cheap. But it beats being stuck at home because you're afraid of being stuck in the great outdoors with a bike that's flopped onto its side.
Either that, or invest in a Kick-starter campaign for a skyhook. But that could take a while.
At any rate, glad you found a way on this stuff that's working for you --
Jerzy
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Umm, yeah...JerzyGrrl said:Have you considered...
Have you considered one of the three-wheelers with two wheels in the front? Forgive me if I've just suggested the biker equivalent of your dressing exclusively in pink Hello Kitty biker clothes... I've been out of the biking loop for more than just a few years. Plus, I imagine they're not cheap. But it beats being stuck at home because you're afraid of being stuck in the great outdoors with a bike that's flopped onto its side.
Either that, or invest in a Kick-starter campaign for a skyhook. But that could take a while.
At any rate, glad you found a way on this stuff that's working for you --
Jerzy
Ha! That made be grin...the thought of Hello Kitty riding gear. Riding off-road/off-pavement with an element of risk is exhilarating, at least when it ends well.
Last weekend I took my old Jeep 4-wheeling at a state off-highway vehicle recreation area where I used to volunteer and perform search and rescue on my dirt bike -- before this cancer ordeal took me offline. Anyway, some State Park Rangers recognized me told I was still on the volunteer rolls, and that there's still a place for me to contribute, even in my weakened state. That was encouraging! I have some special dispensation to use my Jeep instead of dirt bikes. Cool!!
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