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Hang in there and stay in the faith!
Dear Lou Ann,
I am very glad to hear from you. Your presence here on this board is truly encouraging.
However, I am sorry to hear that your physical strength has gone downhill. The drop in CA-125 is encouraging. Don't lose hope and stay strong. I am praying for you each day.
Love,
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Oh Lou Ann. I read your post
Oh Lou Ann. I read your post on the Uterine FB group and tried several times to respond but just simply couldn't find the words for some reason. You have always been, and are now such a shining beacon of strength and hope. I pray that you find comfort and that between Foundation One and your Onco they come up with a plan that helps you to be more comfortable at a minimum.
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I, too, have been struggling
to find the right words. Please know I'm thinking about you and hoping your medical team finds more more ammo for your battle.
Have you ever tallied the number of children you taught? I am awed by the number of humans a good teacher helps to shape over a long career. What a contribution to our society. Thank you.
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Hi LouAnn:
I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. I do hope that your oncologist can continue to help you battle UPSC. It sounds as if he is a great oncologist and is really helping you. I am sorry to hear that you are in pain. That is good news that your CA level has come down a bit. Hopefully, it will continue to come down even more. It is great that you have such a good attitude as that is so important.
Hopefully, they will come up with a "cure" for our cancer. That would be such great news. Do keep us ladies posted.
Cheerful
a/k/a Jane
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Lou Ann
I'm sorry to read you're having pain. I went thru a bout of pain last year and I empathise with you - it can be debilitating. Opioids didnt get rid of my pain so I tried cannabis and it worked for me while my docs sorted out the source of my pain/treatment plan.
I'd like you to know I have looked to you many times as an inspiration. Your phase, 'you've had more good days than bad' when dealing with this disease has helped center me on my bad days and you always encourage us on this hoard to have hope. You are an incredible example of hope as you warrior on. You rock Lou Ann. Thank you for being you and being on this board. You're in my heart and in my prayers, and I hope you find pain relief soon!
And congratulations on the lower ca125!
Gardena
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Lou Ann
I'm so sorry to hear the spinal tumor hasn't responded to treatment and that you're dealing with a lot of pain. At the same time it's also good to hear that there is no new spread and your CA 125 is down. You're an incredible warrior and an inspiration for me and so many others who find ourselves dealing with this challenge! Thinking of you and hoping that between your onco and Foundation One there's an option that will work for you!
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Lou Ann,
I too do not come to the site a lot any more. I am so sorry to hear your news. I pray daily for all the ladies, their families and caregivers. I pray that you and your dr keep a positive attitude because that is key. No one knows their expiration date so as long as there is hope there is a chance that some new drug will be found.
I wish you find the strength to hang in there. Keep us posted and we all we keep praying for you. trish
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Praying
Lou Ann,
My sister used marijuana during the chemo treatments and it was very helpful. You may want to try it. I am praying for you and asking for Jesus to hold you tight!
Hugs to you.
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Oh Lou Ann! I haven’t been on
Oh Lou Ann! I haven’t been on the board in a long time and was so sorry to see your post. I so hope the doctor can find a way to relieve your pain. Maybe a nerve block? I agree with others who have recommended marijuana, it has been a great help to several people I know who suffer from chronic pain. My granddaughter is only 21 but has been afflicted with endometriosis since she was 16. The pain she suffers is quite debilitating and she has found that medical marijuana does offer some relief.
my thoughts and prayers are with you, Sandy
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