CRguy wrote:If you are like me, you are in limbo = holding pattern, waiting for the other shoe to drop Right ?
So you pull back into yourself and ramp up the defenses
the news comes in ... may be great, may be good
no matter
no point getting excited 'cos waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Been dealing with all this crap for 10+ years
I get it and I get how you are feeling ... BUTT
I can't give you a quick fix because there isn't one
time
and learning to accept / deal with it
different folks deal differently
somehow
some way
we do find a way
been there
doing that
Harmony bro'
embrace the reality but don't let it consume you
CRguy always here to listen
NHMike wrote:The Oxaliplatin is horrible and people don't understand as they think that my cancer is gone (it probably is) but the Adjuvant Chemo has been the most painful part of the treatment for me. Please feel free to rant - it's a tough, tough process. And we really get it.
sealdog wrote:Bit of a rant incoming...
A couple of weeks ago i recieved the news that I had a complete pathological response to treatment confirmed via surgery. My girlfriend cried tears of joy, my family and friends drank for me...and I am at my lowest point of misery as of yet.
They seem so confused why I'm obably after the reversal surgery. I used to lift myself up, after the surgery i can't seem too.
heiders33 wrote:Sorry if I’m not up to date on this, but did you not have an oncologist during your six weeks of chemo/radiation? What does he or she have to say? I think post-op chemo is pretty standard for stage III, although my Croatian oncologist said it’s not standard in Europe - not sure if that’s true.
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