Re: What My Neurologist Said, and What My Family Didn't Say

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Barbara

You will be in my thoughts and prayers as you travel still another road. I'm

glad you are feeling better and will be getting out.

laurie

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> Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2004 16:17:13 -0000

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> Subject: Re: What My Neurologist Said, and What My Family Didn't Say

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> Thank you for those kinds words, friend. As for the brain tumor,

> tomorrow I see a new neurologist, so we'll see what he says. We're

> hoping to schedule gamma knife to halt the growth, but have been

> waiting because the mito needs to be more stable before attempting

> radiation. Right now we are treating the mito with a combinatin of K-

> Phos Neutral and creatine chelated with magnesium and that combo

> definitely seems to be helping. If the mito holds steady for a

> while, I think we will feel brave enough to attempt gamma knife.

>

> I am feeling quite cheerful these days and not so overwhelmed. My

> doc trip tomorrow will be the first time out of the house since

> March! Can't remember when I've gone that long without seeing one

> doc or another, so that's a good sign actually.

>

> Grace and peace to you and yours,

> Barbara

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>> Dear Barbara,

>> Please accept my belated, but very sincere, appreciation for your

> words

>> of wisdom, empathy, and (usual) eloquence.

>> You are one of the most erudite list members. Thank you for your

>> constant posting of excellent research material.

>> I know that you have helped, in particular, our newer members, as

> they

>> start to gather the information they so sorely need.

>>

>> Have you gotten any encouraging words from the physicians who are

>> watching your brain tumor?

>> I wish you all good things.

>> Gratefully,

>>

>>

>>

>>

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Thanks and all other well wishers. You guys are the greatest.

B

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> >

> >>Dear Barbara,

> >>Please accept my belated, but very sincere, appreciation for

your

> >>

> >>

> >words

> >

> >

> >>of wisdom, empathy, and (usual) eloquence.

> >>You are one of the most erudite list members. Thank you for your

> >>constant posting of excellent research material.

> >>I know that you have helped, in particular, our newer members,

as

> >>

> >>

> >they

> >

> >

> >>start to gather the information they so sorely need.

> >>

> >>Have you gotten any encouraging words from the physicians who are

> >>watching your brain tumor?

> >>I wish you all good things.

> >>Gratefully,

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>