OT - Home from the hospital

First I want to thank you all for your good wishes. There's no way to express
what that RCB hug feels like in the hospital, but it's very real and I knew you
were with me.

The good news is that I didn't have surgery. I had my first Chemo treatment
and feel a little weak and shaky from that, but no other serious side effects,
for which I am very grateful.

The drugs I am taking are considered to be 70% effective in fighting this
cancer. It's my understanding that that's a very high percentage. It's very
possible that I will have a complete cure from the chemo alone. If there is
some residual tumor at the end of the protocol, I might have a surgery at that
time, but it will be a much smaller surgery than if I had had the surgery
first.

I feel like I am good hands. G-d's hands, Doctor's hands and RCB's hands. G
It was a very scary week, but I am more than hopeful that all will turn out
well.

Again, thank you for everything. I love you all.


Cheri
(Bubbee to Emily and Nathan)

I send prayers and good wishes to you! I hope the chemo doesn't overwhelm you
and you can forego surgery. I an glad you are back home again!

Stephanie

I'm so glad you're posting again, Cheri and that you've updated us all.
You sound so positive and that's a wonderful thing! Continuing prayers
for you and your family are forthocming.
hugZ,
Linda

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On 08 Aug 2004 15:16:49 GMT, tars (Cheri2Star)
wrote:

I feel like I am good hands. G-d's hands, Doctor's hands and RCB's hands. G
It was a very scary week, but I am more than hopeful that all will turn out
well.

{{{{{{{Cheri}}}}}}}}

Sleep a lot, eat when possible and take vitamins daily (good for
immunity build up).

--
Margie
http://www.picturetrail.com/margiek

Glad you are back home! Vibes and hugs will continue to come your way.

Kathy K
"Cheri2Star" wrote in message
...
First I want to thank you all for your good wishes. There's no way to
express
what that RCB hug feels like in the hospital, but it's very real and I
knew you
were with me.

The good news is that I didn't have surgery. I had my first Chemo
treatment
and feel a little weak and shaky from that, but no other serious side
effects,
for which I am very grateful.

The drugs I am taking are considered to be 70% effective in fighting this
cancer. It's my understanding that that's a very high percentage. It's
very
possible that I will have a complete cure from the chemo alone. If there
is
some residual tumor at the end of the protocol, I might have a surgery at
that
time, but it will be a much smaller surgery than if I had had the surgery
first.

I feel like I am good hands. G-d's hands, Doctor's hands and RCB's hands.
G
It was a very scary week, but I am more than hopeful that all will turn
out
well.

Again, thank you for everything. I love you all.


Cheri
(Bubbee to Emily and Nathan)