Test results are in - not good

Needless to say the news was devastating and it has been an emotionoal, tough evening, he was doing so very well.
Take care everyone - Tina
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I am sorry Tina
but I am convinced George will have this under control again. The good news is, now with the scan results they can adjust his chemo appropriately. I honestly don't know how people dealt with it before scans - they really had to wait + see! I am glad there was no progression elsewhere. Folfiri + avastin have done well by me so far. I am always amazed when you talk about George working full time during treatment - he must be a very strong man + you are strong + inspirational too. Together you two will whup this! I am thinking of you both, + I have been meaning to tell you how much I love the picture of you two. -
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Sorry about bad newsunknown said:This comment has been removed by the Moderator
Tina & George....please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers and I am hoping that you and your Docs will get a good game plan together and whup this stuff!
Tina, you have been such an inspiration to me in the way you handle everything and in your consistent support for all of us in this group.Sending many sparks to you and George.
-Pat -
Prayers for you both
Can definately understand the disappointment with the scan results when all seemed to be going well.
At least now you know and the docs can get a new plan in place back to good results.
Take care and know that we are all there rooting for best results.
Marie who loves kitties -
Hey TinaLovekitties said:Prayers for you both
Can definately understand the disappointment with the scan results when all seemed to be going well.
At least now you know and the docs can get a new plan in place back to good results.
Take care and know that we are all there rooting for best results.
Marie who loves kitties
man.... that just sucks.... just when ya think ya got things under control.... Does George follow any certain food protocol? Anything in addition to chemo...meaning any type of supplements or herbs? I know they will find something to work for him. I am sure this threw you both for a loop... Sending prayers and good vibes your way. Take care.
Jennie -
T-n-G
Well, as strong as you are, I know this one had to hurt:(
It's not the news that any of us wanted to hear, but fortunately, there are still plent of options abound.
I can't cure cancer or solve the world's problems, but I will be sending you and George something "magical" that will at least put a smile on your faces, if only for a moment:)
Look for it in your chimney or your mailbox, LOL:)
You will both have it in time for Christmas...I guarantee you will enjoy it!
I'm sorry for this news, Tina, but we're not out of it by a long shot.
-Craig -
onward and forward
Hi Tina,
Sorry to hear George's scan results. At least nothing spread anywhere else.
Most likely George would be put on Folfiri. I know it's bad for some, but I personally found Folfiri much more do-able than the Folfox. No fun knowing that he needs to go on the heavier stuff again, though.
Hugs and prayers for you both-
Lisa -
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