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Vicky !!!!!!! Where have you been???? We've missed hearing from ya...Thanks for telling me you did the same...See this is the 2nd time I had to quit for the same reasons.....The Dr. took me off the first time and now I did it my self...Thanks for understanding! Love ya girl!!!

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In a message dated 11/11/01 3:50:49 PM Central Standard Time,

rdill@... writes:

> I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

> will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

> rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

> its done.

>

Rick -

Our prayers are with you and your family.

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In a message dated 11/11/01 3:50:49 PM Central Standard Time,

rdill@... writes:

> I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

> will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

> rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

> its done.

>

Rick -

Our prayers are with you and your family.

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Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when she is

home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

am.

So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

its done.

Rick

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Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when she is

home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

am.

So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

its done.

Rick

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Rick,

I'm sorry to hear of this. Jan is such a trooper that I am sure she will be

holding up more than mom and dad. I know she will be going through so much

with the chemo and my heart just breaks for her. I'll pray that one of her

brothers is a perfect match for the bone marrow and also to give your family

stength in the next several months.

Rick, if you go on no mail status, please do keep us updated. Enjoy the

good days and have faith that there will be more in the future! Drop a line

to Terri Kunze (Terri@...) if you need to. Her daughter has

gone through 2 rounds of treatment and Terri's strength just amazed me.

Take Care...and.... (((((((((((HUGS))))))))))

and Tim

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Rick,

I'm sorry to hear of this. Jan is such a trooper that I am sure she will be

holding up more than mom and dad. I know she will be going through so much

with the chemo and my heart just breaks for her. I'll pray that one of her

brothers is a perfect match for the bone marrow and also to give your family

stength in the next several months.

Rick, if you go on no mail status, please do keep us updated. Enjoy the

good days and have faith that there will be more in the future! Drop a line

to Terri Kunze (Terri@...) if you need to. Her daughter has

gone through 2 rounds of treatment and Terri's strength just amazed me.

Take Care...and.... (((((((((((HUGS))))))))))

and Tim

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Many prayers going your way!!!

I hope this all works and quickly!

Thank you for sharing your and hers life with us!

, mom to Bridget, 8, ds

Rick Dill <rdill@...> wrote: Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's

hard to see today when she is

home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

am.

So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

its done.

Rick

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Many prayers going your way!!!

I hope this all works and quickly!

Thank you for sharing your and hers life with us!

, mom to Bridget, 8, ds

Rick Dill <rdill@...> wrote: Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's

hard to see today when she is

home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

am.

So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

its done.

Rick

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Hi Rick,

I am so sorry to hear this. Our thoughts & prayers are with you and your

famiy.

Maura, lese & Adelena

Log on to- http://www.igive.com/lindseyrae. Each time you purchase from this

site, a percentage is donated to the Lindsey Rae Foundation(a non-profit

organization for children with Down Syndrome). Plus, your purchase maybe

tax deductible.

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From: Rick Dill <rdill@...>

dowm syndrome <DOWN-SYN@...>,

< >, teens <DS_Teens_Plus >

Subject: Re: Jan

Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2001 16:48:39 -0500

Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when she is

home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

am.

So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

its done.

Rick

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Hi Rick,

I am so sorry to hear this. Our thoughts & prayers are with you and your

famiy.

Maura, lese & Adelena

Log on to- http://www.igive.com/lindseyrae. Each time you purchase from this

site, a percentage is donated to the Lindsey Rae Foundation(a non-profit

organization for children with Down Syndrome). Plus, your purchase maybe

tax deductible.

----Original Message Follows----

From: Rick Dill <rdill@...>

dowm syndrome <DOWN-SYN@...>,

< >, teens <DS_Teens_Plus >

Subject: Re: Jan

Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2001 16:48:39 -0500

Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when she is

home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

am.

So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

its done.

Rick

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Oh Rick!! I'm so sorry to hear this. If there is anything I can do.... I

really mean this. This is not an idle statement. You and your family will

be in my prayers. Jan seems like such a wonderful young woman. I have so

enjoyed reading about her experiences and will continue to do so.

Elaine

Re: Jan

> Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when she is

> home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

> prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

>

> Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

> on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

> immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

> isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

> hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

> either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

>

> This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

> what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

> discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

> and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

> am.

>

> So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

> with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

> money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

> the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

>

> I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

> will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

> rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

> its done.

>

> Rick

>

>

> Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit reply for

messages to go to the sender of the message.

>

>

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Oh Rick!! I'm so sorry to hear this. If there is anything I can do.... I

really mean this. This is not an idle statement. You and your family will

be in my prayers. Jan seems like such a wonderful young woman. I have so

enjoyed reading about her experiences and will continue to do so.

Elaine

Re: Jan

> Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when she is

> home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still the

> prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months with us.

>

> Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the hospital

> on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce her

> immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in medical

> isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The slim

> hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the possibility that

> either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

>

> This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we know

> what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

> discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the hospital

> and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better than I

> am.

>

> So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister Act'

> with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday (for

> money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California for

> the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

>

> I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and there

> will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go completely, I'll

> rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the URL when

> its done.

>

> Rick

>

>

> Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit reply for

messages to go to the sender of the message.

>

>

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Dear Rick,

I don't post often but always love to hear about Jan from you, your

love for her shone thru your emails perfectly. I am praying for Jan

and your family. This is devastating, I will pray every night for

her. I lost my husband about a year ago and knoiw how much it hurts

to see someone you love in pain when it is your child the pain is

worse. God bless you.

in Rockport

> Re: Jan

>

>

> > Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when

she is

> > home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still

the

> > prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months

with us.

> >

> > Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the

hospital

> > on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce

her

> > immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in

medical

> > isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The

slim

> > hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the

possibility that

> > either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

> >

> > This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we

know

> > what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

> > discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the

hospital

> > and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better

than I

> > am.

> >

> > So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister

Act'

> > with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday

(for

> > money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California

for

> > the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

> >

> > I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and

there

> > will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go

completely, I'll

> > rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the

URL when

> > its done.

> >

> > Rick

> >

> >

> > Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit

reply for

> messages to go to the sender of the message.

> >

> >

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Dear Rick,

I don't post often but always love to hear about Jan from you, your

love for her shone thru your emails perfectly. I am praying for Jan

and your family. This is devastating, I will pray every night for

her. I lost my husband about a year ago and knoiw how much it hurts

to see someone you love in pain when it is your child the pain is

worse. God bless you.

in Rockport

> Re: Jan

>

>

> > Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when

she is

> > home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still

the

> > prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months

with us.

> >

> > Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the

hospital

> > on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce

her

> > immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in

medical

> > isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The

slim

> > hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the

possibility that

> > either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

> >

> > This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we

know

> > what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

> > discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the

hospital

> > and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better

than I

> > am.

> >

> > So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister

Act'

> > with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday

(for

> > money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California

for

> > the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

> >

> > I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and

there

> > will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go

completely, I'll

> > rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the

URL when

> > its done.

> >

> > Rick

> >

> >

> > Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit

reply for

> messages to go to the sender of the message.

> >

> >

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took the words out of my mouth. Jan and her family will be in my

prayers. You can count on that!

Sandy

mom to Gabby (5, ds-asd) and Adam (2)

Re: Jan

Dear Rick,

I don't post often but always love to hear about Jan from you, your

love for her shone thru your emails perfectly. I am praying for Jan

and your family. This is devastating, I will pray every night for

her. I lost my husband about a year ago and knoiw how much it hurts

to see someone you love in pain when it is your child the pain is

worse. God bless you.

in Rockport

> Re: Jan

>

>

> > Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when

she is

> > home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still

the

> > prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months

with us.

> >

> > Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the

hospital

> > on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce

her

> > immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in

medical

> > isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The

slim

> > hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the

possibility that

> > either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

> >

> > This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we

know

> > what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

> > discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the

hospital

> > and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better

than I

> > am.

> >

> > So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister

Act'

> > with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday

(for

> > money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California

for

> > the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

> >

> > I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and

there

> > will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go

completely, I'll

> > rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the

URL when

> > its done.

> >

> > Rick

> >

> >

> > Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit

reply for

> messages to go to the sender of the message.

> >

> >

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took the words out of my mouth. Jan and her family will be in my

prayers. You can count on that!

Sandy

mom to Gabby (5, ds-asd) and Adam (2)

Re: Jan

Dear Rick,

I don't post often but always love to hear about Jan from you, your

love for her shone thru your emails perfectly. I am praying for Jan

and your family. This is devastating, I will pray every night for

her. I lost my husband about a year ago and knoiw how much it hurts

to see someone you love in pain when it is your child the pain is

worse. God bless you.

in Rockport

> Re: Jan

>

>

> > Jan definitely has leukemia (AML). It's hard to see today when

she is

> > home, cheerful, looking wonderful, and just tires easily. Still

the

> > prognosis is that if we do nothing, she has only a few months

with us.

> >

> > Tomorrow she sees the oncologist and probably will go into the

hospital

> > on Tuesday for the strong chemotherapy which will quickly reduce

her

> > immune system to zero. She will then have three to six weeks in

medical

> > isolation and hopefully will go into remission (not a cure). The

slim

> > hope for a cure is with a bone marrow transplant on the

possibility that

> > either of her brothers is a match (25% chance for each).

> >

> > This treatment is very risky, but there is no alternative as we

know

> > what is the outcome of no treatment.. Jan has been in on the

> > discussions and in is aware that she needs to go back to the

hospital

> > and will be very sick there. She's holding up perhaps better

than I

> > am.

> >

> > So we're enjoying the days now. She's downstars watching 'Sister

Act'

> > with her grandmother and helped me rake the front yard yesterday

(for

> > money, of course). Her younger brother came back from California

for

> > the weekend on some of my frequent flyer miles.

> >

> > I expect to be pretty quiet for a while (perhaps go 'nomail') and

there

> > will be little immediate news (hopefully). Before I go

completely, I'll

> > rebuild her website with some new pictures. I'll give you the

URL when

> > its done.

> >

> > Rick

> >

> >

> > Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit

reply for

> messages to go to the sender of the message.

> >

> >

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thanks for the tips! Jan, you could have him practice ths technique with orange

flavored tic-tacs......

Pattie

Jan

Hi Jan,

My Uncle taught us this trick (he was a Ped) and I had to teach it to my

brother when he was in medical school--apparently he didn't know how to

swallow pills, and needed to teach kids on his Ped rounds. I pretty much

hold it over his head to this day!

Just make sure the pill is under the tongue, then sip water and swallow.

No gag, and usually much less medicine taste. Sometimes, when it comes to

swallowing capsules, tilting the chin down actually helps the capsule float

to the back of the throat. Good luck, and let me know how it goes. This has

worked well for myself and my two kids. Luckily for , since he's a PID

kid who hates liquid meds!

Sandi

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In a message dated 3/7/02 3:35:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,

writes:

> Jan went back into the hospital today for another round of chemo. It

> was really hard on Mom because Jan has been healthy, cheerful, and

> looking great. Her hair was starting to come back and her 'counts' were

> good.

>

> Jan is loved on the cancer floor. There were hugs for all the

> blueberries and marshmallows. By the time I called tonight, she was

> already asleep.

>

> Still, this is what we are told is necessary to get her into long term

> remission and we all want that. I'm across the country, but will be

> back when she gets out of the hospital next week.

>

>

God bless her......my thoughts and prayers are with you!

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Jan,

So glad you found the information useful--I love that book. I'm planning to

loan it to a friend of my sister who just got out of the hospital. She has

perfect cholesterol yet had a heart attack two weeks ago. She's the

example of the dr in the book. Scary, isn't it?

Ray, mother to Tabitha (age 6), Autumn, age 4 (IgG def., asthma,

chronic sinusitis, and allergies), and Duncan (11 months)

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I thought the same thing I thought oh gosh and she is to start treatment soon too and wonder if it will need to be delayed to help Floyd should he need surgery. Its always something isn't it. Re: [ ] Jan Thanks for updating us. I'll keep them in my prayers. She was just about to start treatment, too. I suppose that had better wait until things settle down for her. -dz- kbwaltke <kbwaltke@...> wrote: I just got a mail from our Jan.... we need to keep our favorite cajun and her husband in our prayers. She just had to take her husband to the hospital. He may have to have surgery as there is a smudge on his gallbladder. His enzymes were very high. Jan mentions the drinking has contributed to all that. She can let you know the rest as she has time however she wanted you all to know so the prayers could start and you'd know where shes at..... Bless her heart....she sure has gone through alot lately ..... Hugs Fluffy....

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Thanks for updating us. I'll keep them in my prayers. She was just about to start treatment, too. I suppose that had better wait until things settle down for her. -dz-

kbwaltke <kbwaltke@...> wrote: I just got a mail from our Jan.... we need to keep our favorite cajun and her husband in our prayers. She just had to take her husband to the hospital. He may have to have surgery as there is a smudge on his gallbladder. His enzymes were very high. Jan mentions the drinking has contributed to all that. She can let you know the rest as she has time however she wanted you all to know so the prayers could start and you'd know where shes at..... Bless her heart....she sure has gone through alot lately ..... Hugs Fluffy....

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For sure that and your in my prayers too. Re: [ ] Jan I'm back and just got in touch with Commitment to Care for my meds..All I have to do is send them a couple of papers and hopefully no later than the next 1 1/2 weeks I'll be back on tx..Wish me luck this time I"ll need it..

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Jan I just know you are going to make it this time. We are all going to be be here every day in every way every step of the way Dragon!! You have been warned...... Re: [ ] Jan I'm going to do my best this time to hang in there!! Thanks!!

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