All is not well II.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Gosh - I missed the first post, but I'm really sorry to hear that, that's a hell of a thing to have to deal with. I hope the news starts getting better.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. "Iam doing the browsing center project in vb.net using c# coding" - this is why I don't answer questions much anymore. Oh, and Microsoft doesn't want me to.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Sebastian Schneider wrote:
inoperable brain tumor
So sorry to hear that. Best thing you can do is keep a positive attitude. Thoughts are with you. :rose:
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Sebastien mate - we're all thinking of you. Don't worry about keeping us informed, you just concentrate on getting through this.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
I really don't know what to say to that. :(( My prayers are with you and your family. :rose:
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
My thoughts are with you and yours. Try to keep thinking positively, and if you can keep yourself occupied and your mind off it as much as possible. I know it's easy for me to say as an outsider, but worrying about what may or may not be will do you no good.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Don't know what to say, so I chime in with what I can do best - remaining silent.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Sebastian Schneider wrote:
Still being positive about it
Continue to try and stay positive, man. Will put in a prayer.
Sebastian Schneider wrote:
I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with.
Post when you can. :)
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon "Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
All my best. :rose:
Jon Sagara Some see the glass as half-empty, some see the glass as half-full. I see the glass as too big. -- George Carlin .NET Blog | Personal Blog | Articles
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Please keep us updated. I know some people start a blog while going through treatment. It might be cathartic for you. When you get the final diagnosis I would like to know as my brother in law is a doctor and he might know of some additional resources. We all wish you nothing but the best for you and your family. TAKE CARE!
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
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Please keep us updated. I know some people start a blog while going through treatment. It might be cathartic for you. When you get the final diagnosis I would like to know as my brother in law is a doctor and he might know of some additional resources. We all wish you nothing but the best for you and your family. TAKE CARE!
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
And this has to be the most helpful post so far. Nice one Leckey.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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And this has to be the most helpful post so far. Nice one Leckey.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
I have had a lot of health problems but no one wants to hear cancer, much less "inoperable." It must be incredibly frightening. When I was pre-med I wanted to go into neurology so I have added interest in following his case.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Hang in there. I know it's trite but there are things in your situation that you can control, or influence, and others over which you have no control. Concentrate your energies on those things that you can control. Reinforce the bonding with 'the beloved gf' for example. the rest is going to happen anyway, so try not to worry about it. I'm sending out positive vibes, hope they reach you.
Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Sebastian Schneider wrote:
They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday.
My wife has one, and has for the last 12 years (that they knew about, probably many more than that). She has had one operation to remove a tentical sent down her optical nerve, but otherwise the tumor has remained quite solid and with only minor side-affects once its growth was arrested. I hope you have some luck there too. I wouldn't normally wish MS on anyone, but perhaps there is hope for that too?
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb) John Andrew Holmes "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others."
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Do not give up. I can't pretend to know what you are going through. But you are still here, so live it up as much you can. I would hope that you at least gain a sense of freedom since the trivial worries in life are just that... Anyway, we'll be pulling for you brother! Good luck and stay positive.
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
My best wishes to you Sebastian :rose:
Regards, Nish
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Well, it'll probably suffice to say that today did not yield a satisfactory result. They still don't know, but now suspect that I have an inoperable brain tumor. Major bummer, because we were so damn positive about it. However, it still could turn out to be something a little less definitely deadly (MS, stroke) and they will get a sample on Friday. It will then take a few days to get the results, so I'll be out for a week at least, starting on Wednesday. Still being positive about it, but a little less enthusiastic. Funny sidenote: Everyone recognized me by the MRT images - my nose is pretty unique, I guess. I'll always try to keep in contact with you guys, and I guess I'll be working again in a few months - hopefully home for Christmas - and stuff. I know I didn't reply to my last post, or the responses, but I felt that too emotionally challenging to cope with. I read every single reply, though. Bear with me if I choose to not answer any replies. Thanks in advance.
Best wishes.
