Ingrid

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

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Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

Audio Blog:

http://www.israelnewsradio.net/the-marty-roberts-show.html

Podcast: http://www.israelnewsradio.net/podcast.html

Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

Flushing a port is VERY easy!!

Nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Re: Ingrid

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

Audio Blog:

http://www.israelnewsradio.net/the-marty-roberts-show.html

Podcast: http://www.israelnewsradio.net/podcast.html

Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

Flushing a port is VERY easy!!

Nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Re: Ingrid

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

Audio Blog:

http://www.israelnewsradio.net/the-marty-roberts-show.html

Podcast: http://www.israelnewsradio.net/podcast.html

Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

Flushing a port is VERY easy!!

Nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Re: Ingrid

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

Audio Blog:

http://www.israelnewsradio.net/the-marty-roberts-show.html

Podcast: http://www.israelnewsradio.net/podcast.html

Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

I agree! The hardest part is getting hold of the tiny handle.

:-)

-joe-

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight

Time,

> >> >> lowenco@h... writes:

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> >> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

twelve. Am

> >> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to

get

> > my

> >> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses

and

> >> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought

that

> >> > and

> >> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

laundry

> >> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> > could

> >> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

Gave up

> >> > then.

> >> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I

needed

> >> > to

> >> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking

e-

> > mail

> >> > and

> >> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are

doing

> >> > me

> >> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> > since

> >> > I

> >> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> > blood

> >> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> >> > stubornness

> >> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

take a

> >> > month

> >> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> >> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

think

> > how

> >> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so

many

> > new

> >> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > suffering

> >> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> > Thak

> >> > YOU

> >> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry

for

> >> > taking so long

> >> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > everyone

> >> > on this

> >> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

case!!!

> >> > If this is

> >> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle

> >> >> Caregiver to Glenn

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

[Guest guest]

I agree! The hardest part is getting hold of the tiny handle.

:-)

-joe-

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight

Time,

> >> >> lowenco@h... writes:

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> >> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

twelve. Am

> >> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to

get

> > my

> >> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses

and

> >> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought

that

> >> > and

> >> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

laundry

> >> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> > could

> >> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

Gave up

> >> > then.

> >> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I

needed

> >> > to

> >> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking

e-

> > mail

> >> > and

> >> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are

doing

> >> > me

> >> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> > since

> >> > I

> >> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> > blood

> >> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> >> > stubornness

> >> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

take a

> >> > month

> >> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> >> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

think

> > how

> >> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so

many

> > new

> >> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > suffering

> >> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> > Thak

> >> > YOU

> >> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry

for

> >> > taking so long

> >> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > everyone

> >> > on this

> >> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

case!!!

> >> > If this is

> >> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle

> >> >> Caregiver to Glenn

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

[Guest guest]

I agree! The hardest part is getting hold of the tiny handle.

:-)

-joe-

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight

Time,

> >> >> lowenco@h... writes:

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> >> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

twelve. Am

> >> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to

get

> > my

> >> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses

and

> >> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought

that

> >> > and

> >> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

laundry

> >> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> > could

> >> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

Gave up

> >> > then.

> >> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I

needed

> >> > to

> >> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking

e-

> > mail

> >> > and

> >> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are

doing

> >> > me

> >> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> > since

> >> > I

> >> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> > blood

> >> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> >> > stubornness

> >> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

take a

> >> > month

> >> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> >> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

think

> > how

> >> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so

many

> > new

> >> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > suffering

> >> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> > Thak

> >> > YOU

> >> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry

for

> >> > taking so long

> >> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > everyone

> >> > on this

> >> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

case!!!

> >> > If this is

> >> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle

> >> >> Caregiver to Glenn

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

[Guest guest]

That was great joe.. Cheers jolene.

Re: Ingrid

I agree! The hardest part is getting hold of the tiny handle.

:-)

-joe-

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight

Time,

> >> >> lowenco@h... writes:

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> >> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

twelve. Am

> >> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to

get

> > my

> >> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses

and

> >> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought

that

> >> > and

> >> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

laundry

> >> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> > could

> >> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

Gave up

> >> > then.

> >> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I

needed

> >> > to

> >> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking

e-

> > mail

> >> > and

> >> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are

doing

> >> > me

> >> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> > since

> >> > I

> >> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> > blood

> >> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> >> > stubornness

> >> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

take a

> >> > month

> >> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> >> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

think

> > how

> >> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so

many

> > new

> >> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > suffering

> >> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> > Thak

> >> > YOU

> >> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry

for

> >> > taking so long

> >> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > everyone

> >> > on this

> >> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

case!!!

> >> > If this is

> >> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle

> >> >> Caregiver to Glenn

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

[Guest guest]

That was great joe.. Cheers jolene.

Re: Ingrid

I agree! The hardest part is getting hold of the tiny handle.

:-)

-joe-

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight

Time,

> >> >> lowenco@h... writes:

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> >> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

twelve. Am

> >> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to

get

> > my

> >> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses

and

> >> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought

that

> >> > and

> >> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

laundry

> >> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> > could

> >> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

Gave up

> >> > then.

> >> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I

needed

> >> > to

> >> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking

e-

> > mail

> >> > and

> >> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are

doing

> >> > me

> >> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> > since

> >> > I

> >> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> > blood

> >> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> >> > stubornness

> >> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

take a

> >> > month

> >> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> >> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

think

> > how

> >> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so

many

> > new

> >> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > suffering

> >> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> > Thak

> >> > YOU

> >> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry

for

> >> > taking so long

> >> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > everyone

> >> > on this

> >> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

case!!!

> >> > If this is

> >> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle

> >> >> Caregiver to Glenn

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

[Guest guest]

That was great joe.. Cheers jolene.

Re: Ingrid

I agree! The hardest part is getting hold of the tiny handle.

:-)

-joe-

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight

Time,

> >> >> lowenco@h... writes:

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> >> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

twelve. Am

> >> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to

get

> > my

> >> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses

and

> >> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought

that

> >> > and

> >> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

laundry

> >> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> > could

> >> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

Gave up

> >> > then.

> >> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I

needed

> >> > to

> >> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking

e-

> > mail

> >> > and

> >> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are

doing

> >> > me

> >> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> > since

> >> > I

> >> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> > blood

> >> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> >> > stubornness

> >> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

take a

> >> > month

> >> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> >> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

think

> > how

> >> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so

many

> > new

> >> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > suffering

> >> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> > Thak

> >> > YOU

> >> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry

for

> >> > taking so long

> >> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > everyone

> >> > on this

> >> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

case!!!

> >> > If this is

> >> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

> >> >>

> >> >> Donelle

> >> >> Caregiver to Glenn

> >> >>

> >> >>

> >> >>

[Guest guest]

You can do it Marty, maybe wife can help. Janet unhooks herself as well.

Jolene

Re: Re: Ingrid

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

Audio Blog:

http://www.israelnewsradio.net/the-marty-roberts-show.html

Podcast: http://www.israelnewsradio.net/podcast.html

Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

You can do it Marty, maybe wife can help. Janet unhooks herself as well.

Jolene

Re: Re: Ingrid

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

Audio Blog:

http://www.israelnewsradio.net/the-marty-roberts-show.html

Podcast: http://www.israelnewsradio.net/podcast.html

Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

You can do it Marty, maybe wife can help. Janet unhooks herself as well.

Jolene

Re: Re: Ingrid

Thanks, Ingrid.

They say that they would be willing to train someone to do it.

After the first time or two, I think I will try it.

All the best,

Marty

Israel News Radio - http://www.Israelnewsradio.net

Audio Blog:

http://www.israelnewsradio.net/the-marty-roberts-show.html

Podcast: http://www.israelnewsradio.net/podcast.html

Re: Ingrid

> Marty, I too had a long drive each chemo day. It was about an hour

> and 15 minutes. I found out from others that some are allowed to

> unhook themselves and flush their own ports on the last day. Can you

> ask and see if that can be done? It would save you a third day of

> traveling. Just a thought. Just trying to be helpful. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

>> >> lowenco@h... writes:

>> >>

>> >> Donelle, Thank YOU!!

>> >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am

>> >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get

> my

>> >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and

>> >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that

>> > and

>> >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry

>> >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but

> could

>> >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up

>> > then.

>> >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed

>> > to

>> >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-

> mail

>> > and

>> >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing

>> > me

>> >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited

> since

>> > I

>> >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the

> blood

>> >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

>> > stubornness

>> >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a

>> > month

>> >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

>> >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think

> how

>> >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many

> new

>> >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> suffering

>> >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better.

> Thak

>> > YOU

>> >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for

>> > taking so long

>> >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> everyone

>> > on this

>> >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!!

>> > If this is

>> >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know??

>> >>

>> >> Donelle

>> >> Caregiver to Glenn

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

[Guest guest]

What is a PET scan and how bad is the prep for something like htat. Please

advise.

Nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Ingrid

Thanks Jolene. I will ask for a Pet Scan at some point. I know that

for sure. Thanks for your positive thoughts. Ingrid

> I don't know my nurse said PET scan was the most reliable - it will

find the smallest thing, she said we don't have one here but have to

to go army hosp in San ...

> Well hope that bloodwork or whatever shows NED... Think

positively.. Jolene

> Re: Re: Ingrid

>

>

>

>

> In a message dated 5/4/2005 7:48:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> lowenco@h... writes:

>

> Donelle, I am not too sure what happens next. The ONC told me I

go in

> for follow up bloodwork on the 17th. I think they will do a

tumor

> count. Then I will see him (ONC) a week later. I think (chemo

brain)

> that I will see him again in three months. I asked about CT and

Pet

> Scans. He told me none of these tests are reliable. Honestly I

don't

> know what to think. I just keep hoping that it does not come

back.

> Seems that the follow ups for now are so medival. I guess it's a

wait

> and see. And of course the always wondering for me. Thanks for

> asking. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

> I will, of course, keep you in my prayers...praying for some

peace for you

> so that you don't wonder too much...keep that brain and body

functioning and

> prayerfully you just stay NED...and be a SURVIVOR!!!! I love

that word!!!

>

> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

What is a PET scan and how bad is the prep for something like htat. Please

advise.

Nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Ingrid

Thanks Jolene. I will ask for a Pet Scan at some point. I know that

for sure. Thanks for your positive thoughts. Ingrid

> I don't know my nurse said PET scan was the most reliable - it will

find the smallest thing, she said we don't have one here but have to

to go army hosp in San ...

> Well hope that bloodwork or whatever shows NED... Think

positively.. Jolene

> Re: Re: Ingrid

>

>

>

>

> In a message dated 5/4/2005 7:48:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> lowenco@h... writes:

>

> Donelle, I am not too sure what happens next. The ONC told me I

go in

> for follow up bloodwork on the 17th. I think they will do a

tumor

> count. Then I will see him (ONC) a week later. I think (chemo

brain)

> that I will see him again in three months. I asked about CT and

Pet

> Scans. He told me none of these tests are reliable. Honestly I

don't

> know what to think. I just keep hoping that it does not come

back.

> Seems that the follow ups for now are so medival. I guess it's a

wait

> and see. And of course the always wondering for me. Thanks for

> asking. Ingrid

>

>

>

>

> I will, of course, keep you in my prayers...praying for some

peace for you

> so that you don't wonder too much...keep that brain and body

functioning and

> prayerfully you just stay NED...and be a SURVIVOR!!!! I love

that word!!!

>

> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ingrid. but my horses have lived the last 4 years at the trainers and

it is not the same relationship as when they were home. Much better in a

lot of ways as I have no ongoing responsibility for their care and I never

have to take the " bucks " out of the horse. Taking care of them totally. ...

would be too much for me. They are maintained to the max and can literally

go to a show any day of the week that is how perfectly groomed and

conditioned they are.

nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Re: Ingrid

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern

Daylight

> > > Time,

> > > > > > lowenco@h... writes:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> > > > > > I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

> > twelve.

> > > Am

> > > > > > feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying

> to

> > > get

> > > > my

> > > > > > regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the

horses

> > > and

> > > > > > turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again.

Fought

> > > that

> > > > > and

> > > > > > went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

> > > laundry

> > > > > > then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made

> but

> > > > could

> > > > > > not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

> Gave

> > > up

> > > > > then.

> > > > > > Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and

I

> > > needed

> > > > > to

> > > > > > lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just

checking

> e-

> > > > mail

> > > > > and

> > > > > > going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts

are

> > > doing

> > > > > me

> > > > > > in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I

> insisited

> > > > since

> > > > > I

> > > > > > wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with

> the

> > > > blood

> > > > > > counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> > > > > stubornness

> > > > > > is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

> > take

> > > a

> > > > > month

> > > > > > to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> > > > > > I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

> > think

> > > > how

> > > > > > awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting

so

> > many

> > > > new

> > > > > > friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > > > suffering

> > > > > > till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get

> better.

> > > > Thak

> > > > > YOU

> > > > > > for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now.

Sorry

> > for

> > > > > taking so

> > > > > > long

> > > > > > to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > > > everyone

> > > > > on this

> > > > > > list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

> > > > case!!!

> > > > > If this

> > > > > > is

> > > > > > your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you

> > know??

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Donelle

> > > > > > Caregiver to Glenn

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ingrid. but my horses have lived the last 4 years at the trainers and

it is not the same relationship as when they were home. Much better in a

lot of ways as I have no ongoing responsibility for their care and I never

have to take the " bucks " out of the horse. Taking care of them totally. ...

would be too much for me. They are maintained to the max and can literally

go to a show any day of the week that is how perfectly groomed and

conditioned they are.

nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Re: Ingrid

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern

Daylight

> > > Time,

> > > > > > lowenco@h... writes:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> > > > > > I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

> > twelve.

> > > Am

> > > > > > feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying

> to

> > > get

> > > > my

> > > > > > regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the

horses

> > > and

> > > > > > turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again.

Fought

> > > that

> > > > > and

> > > > > > went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

> > > laundry

> > > > > > then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made

> but

> > > > could

> > > > > > not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

> Gave

> > > up

> > > > > then.

> > > > > > Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and

I

> > > needed

> > > > > to

> > > > > > lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just

checking

> e-

> > > > mail

> > > > > and

> > > > > > going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts

are

> > > doing

> > > > > me

> > > > > > in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I

> insisited

> > > > since

> > > > > I

> > > > > > wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with

> the

> > > > blood

> > > > > > counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> > > > > stubornness

> > > > > > is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

> > take

> > > a

> > > > > month

> > > > > > to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> > > > > > I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

> > think

> > > > how

> > > > > > awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting

so

> > many

> > > > new

> > > > > > friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > > > suffering

> > > > > > till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get

> better.

> > > > Thak

> > > > > YOU

> > > > > > for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now.

Sorry

> > for

> > > > > taking so

> > > > > > long

> > > > > > to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > > > everyone

> > > > > on this

> > > > > > list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

> > > > case!!!

> > > > > If this

> > > > > > is

> > > > > > your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you

> > know??

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Donelle

> > > > > > Caregiver to Glenn

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ingrid. but my horses have lived the last 4 years at the trainers and

it is not the same relationship as when they were home. Much better in a

lot of ways as I have no ongoing responsibility for their care and I never

have to take the " bucks " out of the horse. Taking care of them totally. ...

would be too much for me. They are maintained to the max and can literally

go to a show any day of the week that is how perfectly groomed and

conditioned they are.

nonnie

IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I DIE I WANT TO GO WHERE

THEY WENT.

HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

Re: Re: Ingrid

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern

Daylight

> > > Time,

> > > > > > lowenco@h... writes:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> > > > > > I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

> > twelve.

> > > Am

> > > > > > feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying

> to

> > > get

> > > > my

> > > > > > regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the

horses

> > > and

> > > > > > turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again.

Fought

> > > that

> > > > > and

> > > > > > went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do

> > > laundry

> > > > > > then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made

> but

> > > > could

> > > > > > not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth.

> Gave

> > > up

> > > > > then.

> > > > > > Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and

I

> > > needed

> > > > > to

> > > > > > lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just

checking

> e-

> > > > mail

> > > > > and

> > > > > > going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts

are

> > > doing

> > > > > me

> > > > > > in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I

> insisited

> > > > since

> > > > > I

> > > > > > wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with

> the

> > > > blood

> > > > > > counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my

> > > > > stubornness

> > > > > > is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might

> > take

> > > a

> > > > > month

> > > > > > to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> > > > > > I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I

> > think

> > > > how

> > > > > > awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting

so

> > many

> > > > new

> > > > > > friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the

> > > > suffering

> > > > > > till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get

> better.

> > > > Thak

> > > > > YOU

> > > > > > for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now.

Sorry

> > for

> > > > > taking so

> > > > > > long

> > > > > > to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and

> > > > everyone

> > > > > on this

> > > > > > list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this

> > > > case!!!

> > > > > If this

> > > > > > is

> > > > > > your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you

> > know??

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Donelle

> > > > > > Caregiver to Glenn

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

[Guest guest]

I don't know what it is exactly myself but here is a link, and if you do a

google can find more. You might check at the group site, might be something

in the Links file or even Files section..

http://www.radiologyinfo.org/content/petomography.htm

Take care Jolene

RE: Re: Ingrid

* What is a PET scan and how bad is the prep for something like

htat. Please

advise.

Nonnie

[Guest guest]

I don't know what it is exactly myself but here is a link, and if you do a

google can find more. You might check at the group site, might be something

in the Links file or even Files section..

http://www.radiologyinfo.org/content/petomography.htm

Take care Jolene

RE: Re: Ingrid

* What is a PET scan and how bad is the prep for something like

htat. Please

advise.

Nonnie

[Guest guest]

I don't know what it is exactly myself but here is a link, and if you do a

google can find more. You might check at the group site, might be something

in the Links file or even Files section..

http://www.radiologyinfo.org/content/petomography.htm

Take care Jolene

RE: Re: Ingrid

* What is a PET scan and how bad is the prep for something like

htat. Please

advise.

Nonnie

[Guest guest]

In a lot of ways I envy you. There are and were days that I just did

not want to take care of them. But had too. Now with spring like

weather here I am enjoying them a lot more. Living with them on a

daily basis gives me an advantage of knowing their every moods. Right

now am waiting for the shoer to come to do some trims. He is never on

time. Hate the waiting. But need to get them done. Not looking

forward to holding them for him. But then their feet will look so

nice for a while. I am really getting to the point of really enjoying

them again. And of course looking out the window at them grazing. I

do hope you get to feeling better.

Have you gotten any ideas when they might consider starting chemo

for you??? Ingrid

> > > > > > > What was your diagnosis and what level was your cancer?

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Nonnie

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > IF THERE ARE NO DOGS OR HORSES IN HEAVEN THEN WHEN I

DIE

> I

> > > WANT

> > > > > TO

> > > > > > GO WHERE

> > > > > > > THEY WENT.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > HOPEFULLY, there IS a RAINBOW BRIDGE!!

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Re: Re: Ingrid

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern

> Daylight

> > > > Time,

> > > > > > > lowenco@h... writes:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Donelle, Thank YOU!!

> > > > > > > I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment

> > > twelve.

> > > > Am

> > > > > > > feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day

trying

> > to

> > > > get

> > > > > my

> > > > > > > regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the

> horses

> > > > and

> > > > > > > turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again.

> Fought

> > > > that

> > > > > > and

> > > > > > > went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to

do

> > > > laundry

> > > > > > > then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner

made

> > but

> > > > > could

> > > > > > > not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore

mouth.

> > Gave

> > > > up

> > > > > > then.

> > > > > > > Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done

and

> I

> > > > needed

> > > > > > to

> > > > > > > lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just

> checking

> > e-

> > > > > mail

> > > > > > and

> > > > > > > going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts

> are

> > > > doing

> > > > > > me

> > > > > > > in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I

> > insisited

> > > > > since

> > > > > > I

> > > > > > > wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help

with

> > the

> > > > > blood

> > > > > > > counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess

my

> > > > > > stubornness

> > > > > > > is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it

might

> > > take

> > > > a

> > > > > > month

> > > > > > > to feel better. Seems forever!!!!

> > > > > > > I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down

I

> > > think

> > > > > how

> > > > > > > awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting

> so

> > > many

> > > > > new

> > > > > > > friends over this illiness and I just never knew all

the

> > > > > suffering

> > > > > > > till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get

> > better.

> > > > > Thak

> > > > > > YOU

> > > > > > > for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now.

> Sorry

> > > for

> > > > > > taking so

> > > > > > > long

> > > > > > > to get back to you...but I have been praying for you

and

> > > > > everyone

> > > > > > on this

> > > > > > > list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in

this

> > > > > case!!!

> > > > > > If this

> > > > > > > is

> > > > > > > your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you

> > > know??

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Donelle

> > > > > > > Caregiver to Glenn

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

Jolene, I read it. Thanks. Am somewhat nervous to have this substance

introduced into me. But sure cannot be worse then the chemo drugs. My

doctor never mentioned the Pet Scan. But I will bring it up.

Thanks, Ingrid

> I don't know what it is exactly myself but here is a link, and if

you do a

> google can find more. You might check at the group site, might be

something

> in the Links file or even Files section..

> http://www.radiologyinfo.org/content/petomography.htm

>

> Take care Jolene

>

>

>

> RE: Re: Ingrid

>

>

>

> * What is a PET scan and how bad is the prep for something

like

> htat. Please

> advise.

>

>

>

> Nonnie

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds good to me. From what they say the radioactive material is not

harmful. I wouldn't mind taking one if they offer it to me, though I

already know I would have to got to army hospital in San . Save my

money, outlet mall here we come. LOL.. Jolene

RE: Re: Ingrid

>

>

>

> * What is a PET scan and how bad is the prep for something

like

> htat. Please

> advise.

>

>

>

> Nonnie

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>