Need the Pink Bus tomorrow pleaase

dthompson
dthompson Member Posts: 149
in Breast Cancer #1

I need to ask for the pink bus tomorrow please, we are going to see my wife's Surg Onc for her path report from her bilateral mast last friday. Needless to say, I'm scare  to death that it is going to be bad news. I don't know why, just a bad feeling. God Bless.

 

Dennis

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  • kmenurse
    kmenurse Member Posts: 217
    #2
    Prayers coming your way...

    Prayers coming your way... For your wife and you Dennis... May God send you an Angel to ease your worries... Kathy

     

  • blazintrails
    blazintrails Member Posts: 52
    #3
    Keep positive and stay

    Keep positive and stay supportive as you have been.  Not all can be bad news. (fingers and lots of prayers going your way)

  • blazintrails
    blazintrails Member Posts: 52
    #4
    blazintrails said:

    Keep positive and stay

    Keep positive and stay supportive as you have been.  Not all can be bad news. (fingers and lots of prayers going your way)

    I also would like to thank

    I also would like to thank you for your service to our country.  My son is also a Marine stationed at 29 Palms, CA

     

    Again, my thoughts and prayers are with you for positive results tomorrow for you and your lovely bride.

    GOD BLESS

  • Treecy1106
    Treecy1106 Member Posts: 144 Member
    #5
    Prayers coming your way!!!

    Listen Dennis things have a way of working out and you and your wife will be fine. FIrst get the cancer out and then work on the body to build a strong immune system to make sure it never comes back. If there is any residual cancer get her body alkaline and fight fight fight!

    We are all here praying for you and God is good!!!!! He will hear all of us!!

     

    Please keep us informed!

     

    (((HUGS)))

    Patrice

  • Josie21
    Josie21 Member Posts: 382 Member
    #6
    Pink bus

    I'll be on that bus Dennis with my fingers, toes and everything else possible crossed!  I will say a prayer for you both tonight and I am sending positive thoughts your way.

    Hugs to you both,

    Ginny

     

  • dthompson
    dthompson Member Posts: 149
    #7
    Josie21 said:

    Pink bus

    I'll be on that bus Dennis with my fingers, toes and everything else possible crossed!  I will say a prayer for you both tonight and I am sending positive thoughts your way.

    Hugs to you both,

    Ginny

     

    Thank you all for the

    Thank you all for the thoughts and prayers. I will let you know what we find out

  • ladyg
    ladyg Member Posts: 1,577
    #8
    Of course I will be on the

    Of course I will be on the bus. If you need a hand to hold mine will be there for you. You and your wife are in my thoughts and I am sending positive energy for good results.

    Hugs,

    Georgia

  • Patti1967
    Patti1967 Member Posts: 186
    #9
    ladyg said:

    Of course I will be on the

    Of course I will be on the bus. If you need a hand to hold mine will be there for you. You and your wife are in my thoughts and I am sending positive energy for good results.

    Hugs,

    Georgia

    Prayers coming your way! Lots

    Prayers coming your way! Lots of positive energy too:)

    Patti

  • Lynn Smith
    Lynn Smith Member Posts: 1,264 Member
    #10
    Patti1967 said:

    Prayers coming your way! Lots

    Prayers coming your way! Lots of positive energy too:)

    Patti

    Count on me

    Count on me being on the Pink Bus.Wishing your wife a good report on her tests. Thoughts and Prayers to both of you. I'm going to think positive.

    Yes Thank You for your service.My husband is a Viet Nam vet(recipient of the Purple Heart). Our son was a Marine in the Gulf War. Someone I cared deeply for was killed in Viet Nam.My husband goes  with me every year to put flowers on his grave and his family's graves..My husband understands the pain.He lived it.It's very hard on those left behind.You never get over the loss and heartbreak.

    Lynn Smith

  • muffingranma
    muffingranma Member Posts: 107
    #11
    bus

     I will be on that bus and will be saying  prayers for your wife and how everything will go good for her.  We will have the food and drink to celebrate the good news she will get. I want to think positive for her. Hugs and love to you both. I will try and be on here to hear the outcome

  • disneyfan2008
    disneyfan2008 Member Posts: 6,583 Member
    #12
    I hope I didnt' miss

    I hope I didnt' miss it...

     

    Denise

  • dthompson
    dthompson Member Posts: 149
    #13
    Lynn Smith said:

    Count on me

    Count on me being on the Pink Bus.Wishing your wife a good report on her tests. Thoughts and Prayers to both of you. I'm going to think positive.

    Yes Thank You for your service.My husband is a Viet Nam vet(recipient of the Purple Heart). Our son was a Marine in the Gulf War. Someone I cared deeply for was killed in Viet Nam.My husband goes  with me every year to put flowers on his grave and his family's graves..My husband understands the pain.He lived it.It's very hard on those left behind.You never get over the loss and heartbreak.

    Lynn Smith

    Hi Lynn,
    Thank you so much

    Hi Lynn,

    Thank you so much for the reply. I too understand how it feels to loose someone in a combat enviroment, numerous friends of mine are resting in Arlington Cemetary. I try to go by as often as possible and it never gets any easier. God Bless.

     

    Dennis

  • Lynn Smith
    Lynn Smith Member Posts: 1,264 Member
    #14
    disneyfan2008 said:

    I hope I didnt' miss

    I hope I didnt' miss it...

     

    Denise

    Dennis

    Yes they're never forgotten.I know SOME of my husband's pain but we don't talk about it much.He tells me he wants to talk about it someday but we never do. I don't know if it's something I could deal with. I told my friend I was afraid something would happen. And when it did I fell apart.I will never forget the last look he gave me.It will be with me forever.It was a long stare as if this may be the last time I see you. And it was. 

    A few years ago my husband and I went to the Moving Wall.He collapsed(in shock) when he found a name of a friend on the wall.He left him behind and didnt know he died.It was hard.Several other service guys came to help him.I was shocked and heartbroken how hard it was. My husband had a Heart Attack soon after..We have a Wall at a cemetery close to where I live.It lists many locals and it's hard seeing so many we knew.      

    Again Thank You for your service.I'm sure like my husband people tell you "Thank You for Your Service" all the time.My husband gets this alot when we're out.They see his Purple Heart License Plate.And many times when we go to functions the service men(all) are asked to come forth. 

    Lynn Smith

  • dthompson
    dthompson Member Posts: 149
    #15
    Lynn Smith said:

    Dennis

    Yes they're never forgotten.I know SOME of my husband's pain but we don't talk about it much.He tells me he wants to talk about it someday but we never do. I don't know if it's something I could deal with. I told my friend I was afraid something would happen. And when it did I fell apart.I will never forget the last look he gave me.It will be with me forever.It was a long stare as if this may be the last time I see you. And it was. 

    A few years ago my husband and I went to the Moving Wall.He collapsed(in shock) when he found a name of a friend on the wall.He left him behind and didnt know he died.It was hard.Several other service guys came to help him.I was shocked and heartbroken how hard it was. My husband had a Heart Attack soon after..We have a Wall at a cemetery close to where I live.It lists many locals and it's hard seeing so many we knew.      

    Again Thank You for your service.I'm sure like my husband people tell you "Thank You for Your Service" all the time.My husband gets this alot when we're out.They see his Purple Heart License Plate.And many times when we go to functions the service men(all) are asked to come forth. 

    Lynn Smith

    Hi Lynn,
    It is very hard to

    Hi Lynn,

    It is very hard to deal with but to be honest with you , the fight against breat cancer with my wife was by far harder for me than the 5 combat tours I served in Iraq and Afghanistan as a bomb technician. I think it was because I had no control over the situation. I could not fix things and I was at the mercy of someone else to save my wifes life. It crushed me, but with the help of friends, family and people like you on this website we have gotten through it and it has crtainly made us realize that we need to live every day as if it were our last. Who knows what tomoorw hold but what we do know is that we have today and we need to make the best of it.  We both take Tim McGraws song " live like you are dying to heart now" I hate that it took cancer to make us realize this but sometimes it takes a smack in the face to get us headed in the right direction. God Bless and thank your husband for his service for me.

     

    Dennis

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