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  • jimwins
    jimwins Member Posts: 2,107
    #22
    illead said:

    Hi Jim

    Hugs from Bill and me too.  Thank you for all you do on the forum.  It is always comforting to know you are there.  We are hoping you will be on for many  many scans ahead.  We hope you can live forever too!  Did you hear about the guy who came home from a day of golf and his wife asked him how it went.  He said "It was the hardest day we ever had, we no sooner got on the first hole and Sam keeled over from a heart attack and died" "Oh no, that's terrible" his wife said.  The husband answered, "you're telling me, it was all day.... hit the ball.....drag Sam....hit the ball.....drag Sam!" LaughingLaughingLaughing

    Hope the laugh helps, B&B

    LOL Bill and Becky

    Thanks for making me laugh!  It did help.  Thank you guys for bein such a supportive part of this "family"!

    Many hugs,

    Jim

     

  • Unknown
    Unknown
    #23
    Scans

    Jim. I think it will be all good news for you. I had my 2-yr Rituxan maintenance scan recently. Mixed news. Original  retroperitonial glands resolved but multiple new small (<.5 cm) ones in mesentary. I meet with onc next week to see where we go from here.

    best of luck.

  • jimwins
    jimwins Member Posts: 2,107
    #24
    unknown said:

    Scans

    Jim. I think it will be all good news for you. I had my 2-yr Rituxan maintenance scan recently. Mixed news. Original  retroperitonial glands resolved but multiple new small (<.5 cm) ones in mesentary. I meet with onc next week to see where we go from here.

    best of luck.

    Hi Gary!

    Thanks, Gary and I am so glad to see you posting again :)!  I'm sorry you got mixed news on your last scan.  I suppose the good thing this was caught early and they are  small.  Please keep us updated and know you are welcome here, buddy and not alone.

    Hugs and postive thoughts,

    Jim

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