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In a message dated 12/7/00 6:40:21 PM Pacific Standard Time,

mybear7980@... writes:

<< Dear and Crew, >>

Kari, My heart goes out to you. I am nearing my next mri and appointment with

the surgeon. I don't know what is ahead for me in the future. I just try to

take things one day at a time. Lori Jo :)

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In a message dated 12/7/00 6:40:21 PM Pacific Standard Time,

mybear7980@... writes:

<< Dear and Crew, >>

Kari, My heart goes out to you. I am nearing my next mri and appointment with

the surgeon. I don't know what is ahead for me in the future. I just try to

take things one day at a time. Lori Jo :)

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Hi Kari..

This is Carol from land...nice to meet you!

I don't understand WHY they can't remove "most" tumors while they are

small. And can't you say what your needs are to your doctor? Have you gotten

any second opinions?

My heart goes out to you...

mybear7980@... wrote:

Dear

and Crew,

Since

August of 1999 I've been having facial paralysis on the left side of my

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Hi Kari..

This is Carol from land...nice to meet you!

I don't understand WHY they can't remove "most" tumors while they are

small. And can't you say what your needs are to your doctor? Have you gotten

any second opinions?

My heart goes out to you...

mybear7980@... wrote:

Dear

and Crew,

Since

August of 1999 I've been having facial paralysis on the left side of my

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Hi Kari..

This is Carol from land...nice to meet you!

I don't understand WHY they can't remove "most" tumors while they are

small. And can't you say what your needs are to your doctor? Have you gotten

any second opinions?

My heart goes out to you...

mybear7980@... wrote:

Dear

and Crew,

Since

August of 1999 I've been having facial paralysis on the left side of my

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Kari,

Welcome back. I missed your wonderful posts. So sorry to read of your

trials with NF2 as well as the TIA. Aren't you pretty young for that? In

view of life's trials and health challenges, I guess not. Refresh my memory

please, do you live in CA? Hugs, Vicki

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Kari,

Welcome back. I missed your wonderful posts. So sorry to read of your

trials with NF2 as well as the TIA. Aren't you pretty young for that? In

view of life's trials and health challenges, I guess not. Refresh my memory

please, do you live in CA? Hugs, Vicki

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Kari,

Welcome back. I missed your wonderful posts. So sorry to read of your

trials with NF2 as well as the TIA. Aren't you pretty young for that? In

view of life's trials and health challenges, I guess not. Refresh my memory

please, do you live in CA? Hugs, Vicki

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Kari-

I know at one point we all need to accept things that are happening or will happen to ourselves or loved one's. However, you say the AN is still there and continually causing more damage. Sooner or later that tumor MUST come out. A 2nd opinion may open door for other options and save some functioning. My wife's tumor regrew so rapidly (4mths) it became life threatening. You shouldn't wait that long.

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Kari,

I am soooooooo happy you are back!!!!!!

Joanie

vjpcook@... wrote:

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> Kari,

> Welcome back. I missed your wonderful posts. So sorry to read of your

> trials with NF2 as well as the TIA. Aren't you pretty young for that? In

> view of life's trials and health challenges, I guess not. Refresh my memory

> please, do you live in CA? Hugs, Vicki

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Kari,

I am soooooooo happy you are back!!!!!!

Joanie

vjpcook@... wrote:

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> Kari,

> Welcome back. I missed your wonderful posts. So sorry to read of your

> trials with NF2 as well as the TIA. Aren't you pretty young for that? In

> view of life's trials and health challenges, I guess not. Refresh my memory

> please, do you live in CA? Hugs, Vicki

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Kari,

I am soooooooo happy you are back!!!!!!

Joanie

vjpcook@... wrote:

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> Kari,

> Welcome back. I missed your wonderful posts. So sorry to read of your

> trials with NF2 as well as the TIA. Aren't you pretty young for that? In

> view of life's trials and health challenges, I guess not. Refresh my memory

> please, do you live in CA? Hugs, Vicki

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I wonder whyt some grow so fadt as others do not I had a aotic tumor

grow real fast I had sterstatic done on it.

Joanie

Ceret1@... wrote:

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> Kari-

>

> I know at one point we all need to accept things that are happening or

> will

> happen to ourselves or loved one's. However, you say the AN is still

> there

> and continually causing more damage. Sooner or later that tumor MUST

> come

> out. A 2nd opinion may open door for other options and save some

> functioning. My wife's tumor regrew so rapidly (4mths) it became life

>

> threatening. You shouldn't wait that long.

>

>

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I wonder whyt some grow so fadt as others do not I had a aotic tumor

grow real fast I had sterstatic done on it.

Joanie

Ceret1@... wrote:

>

> Kari-

>

> I know at one point we all need to accept things that are happening or

> will

> happen to ourselves or loved one's. However, you say the AN is still

> there

> and continually causing more damage. Sooner or later that tumor MUST

> come

> out. A 2nd opinion may open door for other options and save some

> functioning. My wife's tumor regrew so rapidly (4mths) it became life

>

> threatening. You shouldn't wait that long.

>

>

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I wonder whyt some grow so fadt as others do not I had a aotic tumor

grow real fast I had sterstatic done on it.

Joanie

Ceret1@... wrote:

>

> Kari-

>

> I know at one point we all need to accept things that are happening or

> will

> happen to ourselves or loved one's. However, you say the AN is still

> there

> and continually causing more damage. Sooner or later that tumor MUST

> come

> out. A 2nd opinion may open door for other options and save some

> functioning. My wife's tumor regrew so rapidly (4mths) it became life

>

> threatening. You shouldn't wait that long.

>

>

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Dear Carol & Crew,

I need to update you on my condition. I am not a new member of the crew per se. I signed off the crew at the beginning of the year for numberous reasons. I will send a short bio in to fill everybody in, okay. Thannk you so much for your concern.

I have missed all of you on the crew more than I can say.

Kari

MyBear7980@...

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Dear Carol & Crew,

I need to update you on my condition. I am not a new member of the crew per se. I signed off the crew at the beginning of the year for numberous reasons. I will send a short bio in to fill everybody in, okay. Thannk you so much for your concern.

I have missed all of you on the crew more than I can say.

Kari

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Vicki,

Again, thanks for asking. Yes, I am young for T.I.A.'s but NF2 doesn't seem to care about my age. I am 35 and have had around 5 T.I.A.'s. Since I signed off the crew so many things have happened. As you know before I signed off I was going crazy with worry for my daughter Olivia. That hasn't stopped. She had her left An removed and lost her hearing 100%, but the doctor was able to save the facial nerve. She has one on the other side and I'm finding it very difficult to get her to realize how important it is to take care of it now. She also has one on her spine. She is 18 and I have no say in her life now, ugh! She might not live until 19 though!

I told Lynn & Carol that I would send in a bio and I will. I guess I need to think about everything that has happened and try and shorten it up as much as possible. My last surgery was August of 2000 and that made for a grand total of 14 or so surgeries. Believe it or not, I've lost track! When I send in my bio, if you read the one from when the crew first started you will notice quite a few changes in my life. So saying that, I'm going to make you wait! na na a na na! Yes, I am 35 :-(

Smiles

Kari

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Vicki,

Again, thanks for asking. Yes, I am young for T.I.A.'s but NF2 doesn't seem to care about my age. I am 35 and have had around 5 T.I.A.'s. Since I signed off the crew so many things have happened. As you know before I signed off I was going crazy with worry for my daughter Olivia. That hasn't stopped. She had her left An removed and lost her hearing 100%, but the doctor was able to save the facial nerve. She has one on the other side and I'm finding it very difficult to get her to realize how important it is to take care of it now. She also has one on her spine. She is 18 and I have no say in her life now, ugh! She might not live until 19 though!

I told Lynn & Carol that I would send in a bio and I will. I guess I need to think about everything that has happened and try and shorten it up as much as possible. My last surgery was August of 2000 and that made for a grand total of 14 or so surgeries. Believe it or not, I've lost track! When I send in my bio, if you read the one from when the crew first started you will notice quite a few changes in my life. So saying that, I'm going to make you wait! na na a na na! Yes, I am 35 :-(

Smiles

Kari

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Joanie!!!

I've missed you!!! Fill me in, what's been going on? As I've said so many times already, I will fill you in with a new bio, okay?

So nice to talk to everybody. Gosh I missed you all!

Smiles

Kari Amador

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Joanie!!!

I've missed you!!! Fill me in, what's been going on? As I've said so many times already, I will fill you in with a new bio, okay?

So nice to talk to everybody. Gosh I missed you all!

Smiles

Kari Amador

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,

One thing I forgot to tell you in my looooong post to you personally, is the AN's are re-growths. I don't just have one, there are bundle in there.

As far as why they grow so fast in some people and not in others, I will tell you that stress is a major factor. I didn't believe that until this year.

Smiles,

kari

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One thing I forgot to tell you in my looooong post to you personally, is the AN's are re-growths. I don't just have one, there are bundle in there.

As far as why they grow so fast in some people and not in others, I will tell you that stress is a major factor. I didn't believe that until this year.

Smiles,

kari

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Kari,

I am so regretful of your situation. I am much older and face the same

" future " for my daughter who is 27. This is tough isn't it? The one in the

spine is so important for her functioning. Anne has several there too. We

are watchful waiting because we have her on a trial med. to see if some fluke

of science it will work and deter further growth of themultiple tumors she

has. She has had 3 spine surgeries and hinging on another if she is

fortunate and we can wait to see if the meds work. Because my daughter is

developmentally delayed, she relies on me totally and will for the most part

do what her parents say. It is just a real tough situation no matter how we

look at it. I await your updated Bio and think of you and your daughter.

Love, Vicki

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Kari,

I am so regretful of your situation. I am much older and face the same

" future " for my daughter who is 27. This is tough isn't it? The one in the

spine is so important for her functioning. Anne has several there too. We

are watchful waiting because we have her on a trial med. to see if some fluke

of science it will work and deter further growth of themultiple tumors she

has. She has had 3 spine surgeries and hinging on another if she is

fortunate and we can wait to see if the meds work. Because my daughter is

developmentally delayed, she relies on me totally and will for the most part

do what her parents say. It is just a real tough situation no matter how we

look at it. I await your updated Bio and think of you and your daughter.

Love, Vicki

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