New Oncologist
I guess I am "attached" to you guys here, lol. I had an appointment with my family doctor here in the mountains after I got settled back in to update him and hopefully get him to monitor me so I wouldn't have to travel back to SC for scans, etc. He was wonderful and admitted that he would prefer me to be under the watch of an oncologist. His next door neighbor happened to be one and was also the doctor for the mother of the office nurse I had. She had nothing but wonderful things to say about him. I have an appointment to see him next Wednesday. When I was first diagnosed, I was not impressed with the centers I first came into contact with nor the oncologists. I got a call yesterday from the coordinator of a cancer support group associated with the oncologist I will see next Wednesday. She was warm, friendly and genuinely had an interest in directing me in the direction I wanted to go. She also informed me that the oncologist I will see will be a guest speaker at next month's support meeting. All of this just added to my thoughts of feeling like I made the right choice in returning to my beloved mountains. I am almost four months out from my surgery and feeling like "me" again. Just hoping and praying I stay in the clear and fall into the percentage without recurrance. Wishing each of you a beautiful and blessed day!! Hugs, M
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Happy News!
When things fall into place so smoothly its hard not to believe it was meant to be! My heart is smiling that you are feeling so refreshed and renewed! Praying you stay NED!
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Great news
Great news. It sounds like you are pleased with your decisions and living the life you choose. Congratulations.
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Wonderful News
And it is a credit to you for finding the path that is right for YOU.
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Wonderful news!
sounds Like you’ve hooked up with a great Oncologist. So happy to hear you’re feeling like “you” again. That’s what I keep telling my friends - I can’t wait till I feel like me again. Based on your 4 months out & my late June surgery I’ve set my eyes on October.
Elaine
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Great
So glad that you are feeling better and found someone you are happy with. In life, you have to choose the path you want to live and you did that.
Kim
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I initially liked me oncolgyst a lot. A make in his late 50s. Very knowledgable, great listening skills, doesn’t t seem to be rushed,sence of humor. I stopped liking him. Period. I want to be cured or in the wirst case scenario enter the long remission and he doesn’t t have anything for me. I saw 2 other oncolgysts that were recommended and one was a joke and another one is actually internationally recognized and is a big dog who was trained not only in the US but Europe and Australia. I also went to MD Anderson and all they have chemo for life until it stops working............
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Thank You!myAZmountain said:Happy News!
When things fall into place so smoothly its hard not to believe it was meant to be! My heart is smiling that you are feeling so refreshed and renewed! Praying you stay NED!
I am truly feeling halfway normal again..lol...praying to stay NED as well...Hugs, M
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Held Together By A Thread..lolJanJan63 said:Sometimes life comes together
Sometimes life comes together just the way it should. I'm so glad thigs are turning out the way they are.
Jan
I'm not sure it came together..more like being held together with tape and glue..lol...Hope life is looking up for you and that garden has been started...hugs!..M
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Life Living Thru MeSandiaBuddy said:Great news
Great news. It sounds like you are pleased with your decisions and living the life you choose. Congratulations.
Not sure if it is life living thru me or me living life..lol..Either way, I am in a much better place now. Great pic as always!..hugs, M
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Thank You..Capox Dude said:Wonderful News
And it is a credit to you for finding the path that is right for YOU.
We all have to make hard choices with this nasty disease but I found peace in mine by not doing anymore chemo. Hope life is good for you as well!..Hugs, M
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Hoping..Msboop15 said:Wonderful news!
sounds Like you’ve hooked up with a great Oncologist. So happy to hear you’re feeling like “you” again. That’s what I keep telling my friends - I can’t wait till I feel like me again. Based on your 4 months out & my late June surgery I’ve set my eyes on October.
Elaine
My appointment is tomorrow and I am so hoping that I like him. I am feeling better than I have in a long time finally. Four months is about right. I still have twinges I guess from the nerves being cut but otherwise, I feel pretty "normal" again. Your big day is coming soon and I will be praying all goes well and you have a speedy recovery. Remember...walk, walk, and walk some more..lol..Hugs, M
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Time will tell..Annabelle41415 said:Great
So glad that you are feeling better and found someone you are happy with. In life, you have to choose the path you want to live and you did that.
Kim
I haven't met him yet..appointment is tomorrow so fingers crossed but thank you!..Hugs, M
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Thinking of you..Butt said:I initially liked me oncolgyst a lot. A make in his late 50s. Very knowledgable, great listening skills, doesn’t t seem to be rushed,sence of humor. I stopped liking him. Period. I want to be cured or in the wirst case scenario enter the long remission and he doesn’t t have anything for me. I saw 2 other oncolgysts that were recommended and one was a joke and another one is actually internationally recognized and is a big dog who was trained not only in the US but Europe and Australia. I also went to MD Anderson and all they have chemo for life until it stops working............
I have been reading your posts and you are in my thoughts. You are such a fighter Butt. Keep fighting...you are an inspiration to many here. I am hoping and praying you find something that will help with the lung mets. Hugs, M
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