Guest guest Posted March 24, 2004 Report Share Posted March 24, 2004 Monika'......Think positive,great Dr.,you will both get through it,and better to check than to wonder later on. Thinking of you both and praying things will stay clear, hugs an prayers Nick & Jane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2004 Report Share Posted March 24, 2004 Monika, Just you and Bert hang in there. You will come through this new trial with flying colors. I know it is worrying and you guys have had you ups and down but keep on keeping on. I will keep you guys in my prayers. Becky Beach caregiver to Jeff, diag 8/01 recur 5/03 with liver and abd mets > Hi Everyone! > > While my overall news is still good based on two consecutive clean > CAT and PET Scans done on Bert, a little fly has once again entered > my ointment! Received a call yesterday from Dr. Lenz's office that > they want Bert to do a colonoscopy. When we last saw Dr. Lenz to get > the results of 3/16 PET Infusion with CAT overlay, you will recall > all looked great and Doc continues to remain stumped as to why Bert's > CEA fluctuates between 5.9 to 6.6 over a period of three months...up > a little, down a little. I asked him at that time when he thought we > should do a colonoscopy of Bert as it will have been a year in June. > He said that probably not until he's done with chemo, as there really > seemed to be no need. Well, it seems that another more scrutinized, > if such a thing is possible, PET report was sent to Dr. Lenz (which > he ordered) and there does seem to be some " slight suspecious > something " in the sigmoid colon (remember, Bert's two tumors were in > the cecum colon). Also, Bert's new CEA is now 8.2!!! To be on the > safe side, we're off for the colonoscopy. I love this doctor. He is > so on top of everything and just doens't leave anything to chance. > While I am grateful for this outstanding care, I don't have to tell > everybody on here that as usual, I am nervous. I don't think in any > way, shape, or form that my life will ever be the same again. But > the cup is half full in way you slice it ) Scans remain clear and > IF this should be anything, chances are it's very small (Dr. said it > may even be some kind of minor infection...a possibility why the CEA > is what it is) and nothing like the two " bastards " that were removed > when this whole nightmare started and again, IF THIS IS SOMETHING, I > am told no better place for it to be than contained in the colon. > Let's hurry up and wait again. I hate this ride ( > > Hugs to all, > Monika Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2004 Report Share Posted March 24, 2004 Monika, Just you and Bert hang in there. You will come through this new trial with flying colors. I know it is worrying and you guys have had you ups and down but keep on keeping on. I will keep you guys in my prayers. Becky Beach caregiver to Jeff, diag 8/01 recur 5/03 with liver and abd mets > Hi Everyone! > > While my overall news is still good based on two consecutive clean > CAT and PET Scans done on Bert, a little fly has once again entered > my ointment! Received a call yesterday from Dr. Lenz's office that > they want Bert to do a colonoscopy. When we last saw Dr. Lenz to get > the results of 3/16 PET Infusion with CAT overlay, you will recall > all looked great and Doc continues to remain stumped as to why Bert's > CEA fluctuates between 5.9 to 6.6 over a period of three months...up > a little, down a little. I asked him at that time when he thought we > should do a colonoscopy of Bert as it will have been a year in June. > He said that probably not until he's done with chemo, as there really > seemed to be no need. Well, it seems that another more scrutinized, > if such a thing is possible, PET report was sent to Dr. Lenz (which > he ordered) and there does seem to be some " slight suspecious > something " in the sigmoid colon (remember, Bert's two tumors were in > the cecum colon). Also, Bert's new CEA is now 8.2!!! To be on the > safe side, we're off for the colonoscopy. I love this doctor. He is > so on top of everything and just doens't leave anything to chance. > While I am grateful for this outstanding care, I don't have to tell > everybody on here that as usual, I am nervous. I don't think in any > way, shape, or form that my life will ever be the same again. But > the cup is half full in way you slice it ) Scans remain clear and > IF this should be anything, chances are it's very small (Dr. said it > may even be some kind of minor infection...a possibility why the CEA > is what it is) and nothing like the two " bastards " that were removed > when this whole nightmare started and again, IF THIS IS SOMETHING, I > am told no better place for it to be than contained in the colon. > Let's hurry up and wait again. I hate this ride ( > > Hugs to all, > Monika Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2004 Report Share Posted March 24, 2004 > Hi Everyone! > > While my overall news is still good based on two consecutive clean > CAT and PET Scans done on Bert, a little fly has once again entered > my ointment! Received a call yesterday from Dr. Lenz's office that > they want Bert to do a colonoscopy. When we last saw Dr. Lenz to get > the results of 3/16 PET Infusion with CAT overlay, you will recall > all looked great and Doc continues to remain stumped as to why Bert's > CEA fluctuates between 5.9 to 6.6 over a period of three months...up > a little, down a little. I asked him at that time when he thought we > should do a colonoscopy of Bert as it will have been a year in June. > He said that probably not until he's done with chemo, as there really > seemed to be no need. Well, it seems that another more scrutinized, > if such a thing is possible, PET report was sent to Dr. Lenz (which > he ordered) and there does seem to be some " slight suspecious > something " in the sigmoid colon (remember, Bert's two tumors were in > the cecum colon). Also, Bert's new CEA is now 8.2!!! To be on the > safe side, we're off for the colonoscopy. I love this doctor. He is > so on top of everything and just doens't leave anything to chance. > While I am grateful for this outstanding care, I don't have to tell > everybody on here that as usual, I am nervous. I don't think in any > way, shape, or form that my life will ever be the same again. But > the cup is half full in way you slice it ) Scans remain clear and > IF this should be anything, chances are it's very small (Dr. said it > may even be some kind of minor infection...a possibility why the CEA > is what it is) and nothing like the two " bastards " that were removed > when this whole nightmare started and again, IF THIS IS SOMETHING, I > am told no better place for it to be than contained in the colon. > Let's hurry up and wait again. I hate this ride ( > > Hugs > Monika HEY MONIKA, WELL YOU JUST GET THAT FLY SWATTER OUT AND WORK ON GETTING THAT FLY OUT OF THAT OINTMENT. KEEP YOUR CHIN UP I WILL KEEP YOU, BERT AND YOUR MOM IN MY PRAYERS AS ALWAYS. I DON,T POST OFTEN, BEEN TOO BUSY LATELY, BUT I THINK OF YOU ALL A LOT AND ALWAYS KEEP YOU IN MY PRAYERS.GOD BLESS -JANA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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