Re: Not plagio related but I ask for your prayers....

[Guest guest]

Amy,

You will be in our prayers today and every day till you get that

ever important all clear. Your daughter sounds like such a brave

little trooper. No one knows why or when horrible things will

befall us but all we can do is turn to our family and friends.

Even those family members who are not related by blood but by

circumstance. We all love you as a sister and your children as our

nieces and nephews. Good luck.

April

Mommy to Bri and Mandy

> I am not that religious but I do believe that sometimes a little

extra prayer

> doesn't hurt.

> I have told many of you that my 10 year old had to have a Lymphnode

biopsy

> done on 9/1 of last year. Thankfully everything turned out fine.

> Unfortunately after a recheck today(we found a new lump in Dec), she

has

> again been referred to the surgeon for what looks like another

biopsy. I

> thought that once you had a biopsy you are all clear, but

unfortunately that

> is not the case with reactive Lymphnodes. I am not afraid for the

surgery. It

> only takes an hour. I hate that she will have another 2 inch scar

on her

> neck and I hate the blood tests and chest xrays and most of all I

hate the

> week of waiting for the results (3-5 days usually). The scariest

part is of

> course talking to a doctor about " cancer " . It makes me cry just to

type it.

> I am sure that it will turn out to be nothing, last time it was

nothing.

> Unfortunately once they become larger than 3 cm in diameter they

must be

> biopsied. I am defiantely thinking positive and I am not crying my

eyes out

> (what a surprise).

> But I feel so bad for my daughter. She was so scared last time and

when she

> hears the doctor say " cancer " , you should see her face! She knows

what it

> is. I hate discussing it with the doctor...I HATE IT! It feels so

weird to

> hear him say it to me...i know that's not what it will be. I just

know it.

> Unfortunately there is always a little part of me that says, what

if?

> Please keep us in your prayers - our appt. is 4/9 unfortunately the

doctor is

> away next week.

>

> I am turning to you all because you are always there for me. Thank

you for

> all the support!!!!!

> Amy (Max's mom) and and Sydney too

[Guest guest]

Amy:

My gosh, your family must be terrified, to have to go thru it again.

The " c " word is aweful, I know - it's too bad we always imagine the

worst case scenario, you worry yourself sick. Try to keep you & your

daughter's spirits up - and you are definitely in my prayers. Keep

us posted.

Debbie Abby's mom

> I am not that religious but I do believe that sometimes a little

extra prayer

> doesn't hurt.

> I have told many of you that my 10 year old had to have a Lymphnode

biopsy

> done on 9/1 of last year. Thankfully everything turned out fine.

> Unfortunately after a recheck today(we found a new lump in Dec),

she has

> again been referred to the surgeon for what looks like another

biopsy. I

> thought that once you had a biopsy you are all clear, but

unfortunately that

> is not the case with reactive Lymphnodes. I am not afraid for the

surgery. It

> only takes an hour. I hate that she will have another 2 inch scar

on her

> neck and I hate the blood tests and chest xrays and most of all I

hate the

> week of waiting for the results (3-5 days usually). The scariest

part is of

> course talking to a doctor about " cancer " . It makes me cry just to

type it.

> I am sure that it will turn out to be nothing, last time it was

nothing.

> Unfortunately once they become larger than 3 cm in diameter they

must be

> biopsied. I am defiantely thinking positive and I am not crying my

eyes out

> (what a surprise).

> But I feel so bad for my daughter. She was so scared last time and

when she

> hears the doctor say " cancer " , you should see her face! She knows

what it

> is. I hate discussing it with the doctor...I HATE IT! It feels so

weird to

> hear him say it to me...i know that's not what it will be. I just

know it.

> Unfortunately there is always a little part of me that says, what

if?

> Please keep us in your prayers - our appt. is 4/9 unfortunately the

doctor is

> away next week.

>

> I am turning to you all because you are always there for me. Thank

you for

> all the support!!!!!

> Amy (Max's mom) and and Sydney too

[Guest guest]

> I am not that religious but I do believe that sometimes a little

extra prayer doesn't hurt.

Amy,

You can count on me for some of that " little extra. " I'll be thinking

about you.

, Conor's mom

[Guest guest]

Amy

Good luck to you and your daughter. We will definitely be thinking

of you and keeping you in our prayers.

Stasia

> I am not that religious but I do believe that sometimes a little

extra prayer

> doesn't hurt.

> I have told many of you that my 10 year old had to have a Lymphnode

biopsy

> done on 9/1 of last year. Thankfully everything turned out fine.

> Unfortunately after a recheck today(we found a new lump in Dec),

she has

> again been referred to the surgeon for what looks like another

biopsy. I

> thought that once you had a biopsy you are all clear, but

unfortunately that

> is not the case with reactive Lymphnodes. I am not afraid for the

surgery. It

> only takes an hour. I hate that she will have another 2 inch scar

on her

> neck and I hate the blood tests and chest xrays and most of all I

hate the

> week of waiting for the results (3-5 days usually). The scariest

part is of

> course talking to a doctor about " cancer " . It makes me cry just to

type it.

> I am sure that it will turn out to be nothing, last time it was

nothing.

> Unfortunately once they become larger than 3 cm in diameter they

must be

> biopsied. I am defiantely thinking positive and I am not crying my

eyes out

> (what a surprise).

> But I feel so bad for my daughter. She was so scared last time and

when she

> hears the doctor say " cancer " , you should see her face! She knows

what it

> is. I hate discussing it with the doctor...I HATE IT! It feels so

weird to

> hear him say it to me...i know that's not what it will be. I just

know it.

> Unfortunately there is always a little part of me that says, what

if?

> Please keep us in your prayers - our appt. is 4/9 unfortunately the

doctor is

> away next week.

>

> I am turning to you all because you are always there for me. Thank

you for

> all the support!!!!!

> Amy (Max's mom) and and Sydney too

[Guest guest]

Amy,

You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers on April

9th. Hope everything comes out okay and that your daughter will be

brave. Best of luck.

Sue

Bakersfield, CA

> I am not that religious but I do believe that sometimes a little

extra prayer

> doesn't hurt.

> I have told many of you that my 10 year old had to have a Lymphnode

biopsy

> done on 9/1 of last year. Thankfully everything turned out fine.

> Unfortunately after a recheck today(we found a new lump in Dec),

she has

> again been referred to the surgeon for what looks like another

biopsy. I

> thought that once you had a biopsy you are all clear, but

unfortunately that

> is not the case with reactive Lymphnodes. I am not afraid for the

surgery. It

> only takes an hour. I hate that she will have another 2 inch scar

on her

> neck and I hate the blood tests and chest xrays and most of all I

hate the

> week of waiting for the results (3-5 days usually). The scariest

part is of

> course talking to a doctor about " cancer " . It makes me cry just to

type it.

> I am sure that it will turn out to be nothing, last time it was

nothing.

> Unfortunately once they become larger than 3 cm in diameter they

must be

> biopsied. I am defiantely thinking positive and I am not crying my

eyes out

> (what a surprise).

> But I feel so bad for my daughter. She was so scared last time and

when she

> hears the doctor say " cancer " , you should see her face! She knows

what it

> is. I hate discussing it with the doctor...I HATE IT! It feels so

weird to

> hear him say it to me...i know that's not what it will be. I just

know it.

> Unfortunately there is always a little part of me that says, what

if?

> Please keep us in your prayers - our appt. is 4/9 unfortunately the

doctor is

> away next week.

>

> I am turning to you all because you are always there for me. Thank

you for

> all the support!!!!!

> Amy (Max's mom) and and Sydney too

[Guest guest]

Good luck at the doctor's Amy. I am sure that you and your daughter

will get through this, just as you have before. You are both stronger

than you sometimes think, we all are. Hang in there,

Kimberley

(Evan and Hope's Mum)

> I am not that religious but I do believe that sometimes a little

extra prayer

> doesn't hurt.

> I have told many of you that my 10 year old had to have a Lymphnode

biopsy

> done on 9/1 of last year. Thankfully everything turned out fine.

> Unfortunately after a recheck today(we found a new lump in Dec),

she has

> again been referred to the surgeon for what looks like another

biopsy. I

> thought that once you had a biopsy you are all clear, but

unfortunately that

> is not the case with reactive Lymphnodes. I am not afraid for the

surgery. It

> only takes an hour. I hate that she will have another 2 inch scar

on her

> neck and I hate the blood tests and chest xrays and most of all I

hate the

> week of waiting for the results (3-5 days usually). The scariest

part is of

> course talking to a doctor about " cancer " . It makes me cry just to

type it.

> I am sure that it will turn out to be nothing, last time it was

nothing.

> Unfortunately once they become larger than 3 cm in diameter they

must be

> biopsied. I am defiantely thinking positive and I am not crying my

eyes out

> (what a surprise).

> But I feel so bad for my daughter. She was so scared last time and

when she

> hears the doctor say " cancer " , you should see her face! She knows

what it

> is. I hate discussing it with the doctor...I HATE IT! It feels so

weird to

> hear him say it to me...i know that's not what it will be. I just

know it.

> Unfortunately there is always a little part of me that says, what

if?

> Please keep us in your prayers - our appt. is 4/9 unfortunately the

doctor is

> away next week.

>

> I am turning to you all because you are always there for me. Thank

you for

> all the support!!!!!

> Amy (Max's mom) and and Sydney too