Guest guest Posted February 20, 2004 Report Share Posted February 20, 2004 Good going, Bil. I hereby appoint you to the rank of: Journeyman Ziller, with all attendant honors and acclaim. You have done what the doctor didn't do, and probably could not have done, either. Let's hear it for Bill! YAY!! Your wife has the rank of Apprentice Ziller and is eligible for all special benefits, including my personal advice which is free and is always worth it. I've posted to files and could not be happier for you. You may find that a little, like once or twice a week maintenance on the wrist to clear out bloodstream might help keep the stuff permanently away. bG > Hi list, > > My wife suffers from sinusitis, compounded by a recurring ear > infection caused by an old perforation. Normally, she is completely > prostrated and survives on sleep and Tylenol for at least a day! > > Over the last month she has been subjected to these attacks four times > and on each occasion she was treated with a ten minute or twenty minuted > exposure to the single 9V battery version of Godzilla. On three of these > treatments the condition was completely alleviated (I mean completely and > absolutely!!!) with a ten minute exposure while on the fourth occasion (the > most severe) it took twenty minutes, a tylenol and an hours nap for the same > results. > > On each application the electrodes were employed by first of all > damping in water and bi-carbonate of soda, one electrode in the mouth and as > high up on the gumline as possible on the side where the pain had manifested > and the other electrode placed and held into position immediately behind the > ear on the same side. > * * * > * * > Before closing, O'Brien asked for information on purifying tap > water for drinking. I answered him off-line but I thought that the > following might be of some interest since most of his replies advocated some > pretty expensive purification equipment. > > I use a five gallon water container and candidly, I can't afford the > commercial five gallon re-fills, especially in the hot season. I fill my > container from the tap then add 1 cup 10ppm colloidal silver and replace on > the cooler. I prefer to leave this stand for about twelve hours prior to > use after which I find the taste to be at least as good as the commercial > refills!~ The twelve hour stand also seems to allow any additions (fluoride > etc.) to evaporate out of the water and into a the small space at the top of > the inverted container. > > Regards, > > Bill Onslow Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2004 Report Share Posted February 20, 2004 Dear Bill I would be most interested in an ongoing report on how the godzilla helps with your wifes sinusitis. I specialize in the treatment of Sinus and have remarkable success using other alternatives, but I always like to keep my eye open to new innovative measures being taken Regards CHRIS Results > Hi list, > > My wife suffers from sinusitis, compounded by a recurring ear > infection caused by an old perforation. Normally, she is completely > prostrated and survives on sleep and Tylenol for at least a day! > > Over the last month she has been subjected to these attacks four times > and on each occasion she was treated with a ten minute or twenty minuted > exposure to the single 9V battery version of Godzilla. On three of these > treatments the condition was completely alleviated (I mean completely and > absolutely!!!) with a ten minute exposure while on the fourth occasion (the > most severe) it took twenty minutes, a tylenol and an hours nap for the same > results. > > On each application the electrodes were employed by first of all > damping in water and bi-carbonate of soda, one electrode in the mouth and as > high up on the gumline as possible on the side where the pain had manifested > and the other electrode placed and held into position immediately behind the > ear on the same side. > * * * > * * > Before closing, O'Brien asked for information on purifying tap > water for drinking. I answered him off-line but I thought that the > following might be of some interest since most of his replies advocated some > pretty expensive purification equipment. > > I use a five gallon water container and candidly, I can't afford the > commercial five gallon re-fills, especially in the hot season. I fill my > container from the tap then add 1 cup 10ppm colloidal silver and replace on > the cooler. I prefer to leave this stand for about twelve hours prior to > use after which I find the taste to be at least as good as the commercial > refills!~ The twelve hour stand also seems to allow any additions (fluoride > etc.) to evaporate out of the water and into a the small space at the top of > the inverted container. > > Regards, > > Bill Onslow > > > > > The information on this group is not intended as medical advice. Most group members are NOT doctors or health authorities. Please do not request medical advice, lest anyone get into trouble out of human compassion. There are huge fines and issues currently involved with unlicensed medical advice. The group is only here to share experiences according to the theme of the group, namely testing if electrical stimulus might inactivate microbes, as it seems to have done in the Einstein Medical College labs. We are interested in your results, but cannot say anything about repeatability, or whether this might have medical benefits. Thanks, for your understanding, good luck researching. --bG > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2005 Report Share Posted May 22, 2005 I think, not an expert, that eyeflashes are due to optic nerve being super sensitive to energy of any kind. The flashes should be harmless, in fact they are even used as a therapy for the nerve by certain techniques, so I'd not worry too much abt it. just use it as a guage to how much current's there. I find it distracting and disturbing, like you do, but not worrysome. main thing is keep out of the upper area of the head, the brain, skull sections, we think there could be problems with a lot of DC used on the brain. But, temper that with the realization that some people have been hit with lightning (DC current in huge amounts) and still retained (most) of their mental faculties. They sometimes get over chronic illnesses, too. Let's not hear of any experiments in old airplane hangars with ball lightning on people, ok? we're not one of those old '50's Mr. Wizard groups here! wow were'nt' they something? b > > V suggested his cheapie for use on teeth and head > area in order to avoid serious eye flashes, which > I found unsettling. Got those with my own >://www./r/hs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2005 Report Share Posted June 6, 2005 thanks, Shirley, i posted the results. You're definitely made the grade here as Apprentice Ziller. sounds like you're getting the hang of it, and getting a result while sharing with the world. Best tradition of Apprentice Zillers. IF this is redundant, sorry, but congratulations, you've earned the rank. bob > > I am continuing to use V's cheapie Godzilla > for mouth, head, and neck conditions. The .5 > setting seems to be best for me. No burns on > skin with this, but will move it around some when > times are extended. I am happy with a 2 min. > cycle and have gotten real quick and efficient > with making the change from one direction to the > other. Die-off causes some sinus drainage > (whoopee) and I am having to zill for longer > times to get this effect so that probably means > that the critters are thinning out big time. > Question: Anybody know what kind of critters are > partial to making a happy home around big nerves? > It seems to me that tooth and root infections > have sent colonies out with special attention to > large nerves. They aren't pressing on nerves > particularly, but like to set up shop alongside > them. I never heard of such a thing, but this is > my impression of what's happening. > > > > __________________________________ > Discover > Get on-the-go sports scores, stock quotes, news and more. Check it out! > http://discover./mobile.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Nice going! I posted to files so that it will help others, Loretta. Keep experimenting with it, I'm sure you will find out a lot more by doing so. Folks--without each of your reports, we can't show others, so...do it now, please if you can. The new folks are really making a difference here, trying it out, getting the hang of it, learning, and reporting. Great job the two of you who have posted. Don, Loretta, our thanks to you, our latest Apprentice Zillers! bG > > Hello, > > Here are the results from my very first experiment with a Godzilla unit: > > > Background: I am female, age 55. Have severe periodontal disease and > Lupus (affecting my epithelial skin layers, including those in > mouth). In the last 15 years, have lost 10 teeth to infection. > Started reading about microelectricity quite awhile ago, but wasn't > confident enough to try it yet. > > Then...about 6 months ago, new wave of tooth pain started, on a daily > basis. Especially at night. Comes and goes, about every 15 to 20 min, > peak pain lasts about 2 to 5 min, then recedes. This can last all > night, or only (ONLY, ha ha!!) 2 or 3 hours. My quality of sleep has > been destroyed for the last 6 months. I just lost another tooth last > week to infection, and the dentist said two others " looked suspicious " . > > With desparation comes boldness! I ordered a Godzilla pulse meter > from V (due to the Lupus problems, wanted one that had a dial to > control strength). Wednesday nite, June 7th I had over 20 pain > episodes throughout the night. > > Results: Used the Godzilla Thursday, June 8th for the first time, on > the 3 worst teeth. Put the leads inside mouth, one on either side of > each tooth, way down parallel to the root area. Used it about 5 > minutes each on two teeth, and 10 min on the worst one. Dial was set > to .13 ma. I thought is wasn't working, til I accidently bumped the > end of a tooth! Zappo! Otherwise, hardly felt a thing. Wore light > vinyl gloves, after I realized some of the charge was going into my > fingers where I would touch the lead to hold it in place. > > That very night, NOT ONE PAIN EPISODE. Not one!!!! > > Now, either this is one mother of a coincidence, or the biggest > placebo effect of all time...OR...it works!! :-))))))) > > I plan to methodically treat all my teeth, including supplementing > with CS and Olive Leaf Extract for about 2 weeks. Thereafter, I plan > to do a once a month preventative treatment on them all. I REALLY > want to keep the teeth I have left. :-) > > Hope this information will help someone else, > Loretta in Oregon > =^..^= > > > > > http://www.artbyretta.blogspot.com > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 Donna; I am so very sorry to hear this news. Rusty called me earlier. I am, however, so glad that you went on and had the testing. I'm sure that you are in shock, but remember that we are all praying for you. Hopefully, it was caught very early, and after surgery is over you will be well! My cousin had the same scenario as you about 6 years ago. His was also caught very early and he is fine. Keep up the fight, and we'll be right here with you. and Rob 17 Spondy As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 Oh Donna, I am sooooo sorry to hear this news! I will be sending prayers up for you. You definitely can and will beat this!--- ajaoky@... wrote: As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 Donna you and your family are in my prayers. I know you are a strong lady. You have been there for everyone on this list and I hope you know that each and every one of us will be praying like crazy for you. You are a fighter and I know God will see you through this. I know you will fight the good fight. Hang tough. Sending hugs, prayers & happy thoughts, Beth & Hannah (10, unspecified arthritis; asthma; gerd; migraines) results As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, fight, fight!!!!!!! worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 Donna, Yes, it is the pits, but you went in and caught it early. Colon cancer is so very curable. You have to remain optimistic. It will be a battle. It will mean surgery, but I know so many people that have had it and are just fine. Stay optimistic and believe in the power of prayer. It will give you strength. You can and will conquer this new hurdle. Take care. We will all be praying for you. (n, 18, sytemic) On Feb 13, 2007, at 5:24 PM, ajaoky@... wrote: > As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it > went > well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears > that refuse > to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I > found out > I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. > Obviously I > am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but > optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight > and hangin tough in > yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and > fight, > fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will > remain nothing > but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see > the > surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 Oh Donna! My god! I am shocked for you, and will pray for you some more. Guess there's nothing we can really say except, we're here for you. And hopefully, they've got it at the right time. I am so sorry to hear your news. Jo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 I felt like I just got kicked in the stomach. I am so very sorry to hear that your news wasn't better. I will of course continue to pray for you...do you mind if I send you an email off-list? sonia (aundrea 11 systemic jra/gerd)- -- In , ajaoky@... wrote: > > As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went > well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse > to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out > I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I > am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but > optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in > yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, > fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing > but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the > surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 Oh Goodness!! Im so glad that you went in for the test!! Im so sorry about the results and I KNOW you will fight fight fight. You have a wonderful spirit Donna and pray for your recovery. (((((((((((((((((((( Hugs tight )))))))))))))))))))))))))) Issadora On 2/13/07, sonia1md <sonia1md@...> wrote: > > I felt like I just got kicked in the stomach. I am so very sorry to > hear that your news wasn't better. I will of course continue to pray > for you...do you mind if I send you an email off-list? > > sonia (aundrea 11 systemic jra/gerd)- > > -- In < %40>, ajaoky@... > wrote: > > > > As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and > it went > > well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have > tears that refuse > > to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I > found out > > I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. > Obviously I > > am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing > but > > optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight > and hangin tough in > > yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and > fight, > > fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will > remain nothing > > but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will > see the > > surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2007 Report Share Posted February 13, 2007 Donna, My heart breaks for you. Keeping you in my prayers. e, mom to joe 20 poly + lupus ajaoky@... wrote: As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 anyone who wishes to email me offlist may do so...thanks ! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Oh Donna I was shocked to read your email. I am so very sorry you have been dx'd with colon cancer. I can only imagine how frightened you are. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. Take care. Patty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 I can't possibly begin to send an individual email to all who have responded with the kindest, most caring and supportive emails. I am sending the most sincere thank you to all of you for all your thoughts, prayers and extremely kind words. Today is the day we celebrate the people we love so to all of you I send you a heartfelt hug and wishes for the most wonderful Valentines Day. Be sure to hug that special someone and let them you know you love them!!! hangin extra tight and extra tough! Donna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Donna, I¹m so sorry to hear the news. Remember that we are all here with you and we wish you only the best. Take care. (Ezra, 10 year old systemic) On 2/13/07 8:24 PM, " ajaoky@... " <ajaoky@...> wrote: > > > > > As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went > well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that > refuse > to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out > I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I > am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but > optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin > tough in > yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, > fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain > nothing > but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the > surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 -May God bless and keep you safe.... I am so thankful you went in and got tested when you did. Now you know what you are facing and you can face that with the courage and fortitude you have with everything else in your life. You are a strong and powerful woman and this cancer doesnt have a chance with you, it picked the wrong lady this time, because its going down. hang tight and hang tough, we are all hanging with ya. with much love and positive thoughts and prayers, Helen and - In , ajaoky@... wrote: > > As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went > well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse > to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out > I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I > am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but > optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in > yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, > fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing > but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the > surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Donna, You and your family are in our prayers.. ' <lisa_michael@...> wrote: Donna, I¹m so sorry to hear the news. Remember that we are all here with you and we wish you only the best. Take care. (Ezra, 10 year old systemic) On 2/13/07 8:24 PM, " ajaoky@... " <ajaoky@...> wrote: > > > > > As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went > well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that > refuse > to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out > I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I > am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but > optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin > tough in > yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, > fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain > nothing > but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the > surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Donna, I am so sorry. You will be in my prayers. And from what I know about you, you definitley have what it takes to beat this. I will continue to pray and send you best wishes. Donna (Kailey 8, Poly) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Donna, I'm so sorry to hear of your diagnosis. I can't even imagine what you are going through. But I do have a place that you can order information from. The National Cancer Institute has a bunch of information that you can order free on line. Their address is: https://cissecure.nci.nih.gov/ncipubs/ This page takes you directly to the publications page. There is a great book called " What you need to know about Cancer of the colon and rectum " . We give this book out to all of our colon cancer patients. Have they talked to you yet about treatment options? -- ajaoky@... wrote: As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Donna, I am so sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Keep your chin up, and seek a good oncologist. I am not a medical expert, but it is my understanding that this form of cancer can be treated with relatively good results. I hope this is the case for you. You can beat this! Keep fighting! Please know we are all thinking of you and praying for you. I hope you have a good support system, people to cry with and hug, someone to go to the oncologist with you for support. I will be praying for your speedy remission. Sheila (Miranda, 11, JIA/MMD) > > As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went > well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse > to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out > I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I > am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but > optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in > yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, > fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing > but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the > surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Donna - I am so sorry to hear your news and so glad you went in and had the tests done. You and your family are in my prayers. Michele ________________________________ From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of ajaoky@... Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 7:24 PM Subject: results As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 I am sending a cyber hug right back at ya! (Aundrea 11 systemic jra/gerd)-- - In , ajaoky@... wrote: > > I can't possibly begin to send an individual email to all who have responded > with the kindest, most caring and supportive emails. I am sending the most > sincere thank you to all of you for all your thoughts, prayers and extremely > kind words. Today is the day we celebrate the people we love so to all of you > I send you a heartfelt hug and wishes for the most wonderful Valentines Day. > Be sure to hug that special someone and let them you know you love them!!! > hangin extra tight and extra tough! > Donna > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 Donna- Words seem too miniscule an offering.... but ditto to what everyone has said about your courage and determination. It will be time and energy to spend... but the cancer is going down in an early round! TKO! My prayers and hopes are with you.... Colleen (mom to Caitlin, 8, systemic) ajaoky@... wrote: As many of you know, I went for an endoscope and colonoscopy and it went well ... That is....Until I got the results. As I type I have tears that refuse to quit rolling. More than ever I need everyone's prayers. Today I found out I have colon cancer. I cannot even begin to express how I feel. Obviously I am worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be hangin tight and hangin tough in yet another battle as I once again slip the boxing gloves on and fight, fight, fight!!!!!!!worried,scared and mad as hell. However, I will remain nothing but optimistic and for those who know me, know I will be I will see the surgeon. I will keep you updated as I can....... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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