Me either Frank, works for me in IE and Netscape/Mozillia.
And I did post about ACOR (long post) on Oct 28th..
wish someone else had told me and/or it works for some and not for others.
I'm trying to point them to the right place..to save them having to look
around
For instance NSCLC a person might first go looking in the N's and it's in the
L's..see my thinking?
It bombed!
Guess I'll just have to use ..well does this work
http://www.acor.org/mailing/index.htm  ?
if not, I'll have to use http://www.acor.org/ from now on.
Thanks,
J

Guaifenesin?  Some preps may have both in them, but I don't think the
benadryl I get has it. Could be wrong, incredible though that may seem. :)

Guaifenesin is the expectorant/decongestant.  Benadryl is an antihistimine.
Each week, as prechemo, I get decadron (steroid), benadryl, and cimetidine
by IV and a kytril pill.  The first two are to ward off alergic reaction
(to the carbo and/or taxol), the cimetidine reduces stomach acid production
and the kytril is anti-nausea.

Well, it can get pretty bad for some.  So far mine is irritating and
uncomfortable, but not worse.  In addition to numbness and tingling I have
had some cramping this week.

What I have is small nodules strewn around both lungs.  Not a good,
discrete target for radio.  It hasn't been recommended so far.

In 1998-early 99 I had pneumonia twice, then xray, CT, and bronchoscopy,
all inconclusive except that there was a large "thing" in my left upper
lobe.  Went to surgery in Mar 99, thing was adenocarcinoma, stage 1B.  
Followup consisted of chest xray and exam every 90 days for two years, then
every 180 days until five years.  I also had one or two CT scans within
that first year or so. But I do not have the results at hand.

In late 2000/2001 a gastroenterologist casting about trying to explain
severe diarhhea tried a CT scan when he ran out of other ideas.  It showed
a large thing in my abdomen, on the mesentery.  That was laparoscopically
removed in Apr 2001, initially dx as lymphoma, then changed to Castleman's
Disease (CD).  That was all a mere coincidence unrelated to my original
complaint, which arose from pancreatic insufficiency, for which I still
medicate. CD appears in several variants.  Those like myself, who have
"unifocal" CD usually have it removed and live happily ever after.  Those
less fortunate souls with "multicentric" CD typically have continued growth
and spread, chemo treatments and increasing problems, often eventually
resulting in death. Quite a lot for a "benign" disease. Anyway, I don't
suppose one can "prove" that they aren't Castleman's without biopsy, but
they are not behaving in CD-like fashion, and CD usually does not present
this way.

Anyway, I had no CD treatment, only followup, which was CT scan every 90
days for 1 year, then annually thereafter.  These CTs, starting in mid-
2001, reported several "nodular opacities" in both lungs, sub-centimeter in
size and stable -- not growing.  In Apr 2003, my annual CD CT scan reported
at least two of the nodules in my right lung were growing.  In July, 2003,
a thoracoscopic wedge resection removed the larger one, which was dx
metastatic adenocarcinoma. With the cancer now in my right lung I was
declared Stage 4, leading to the current chemo.

I will view the post-chemo CT scan (Dec. 5) with great interest.  If any of
the nodules change, how many and which ones?  We have, after all, only
proved that one was adeno.  Maybe it's safe to assume that the other
"growing" one is also adeno, but how about those which may not have
changed?  OTOH, if most or all shrink a bit, they probably are adeno.  I
have been curious if any/all of the nodular opacities appeared in the CTs
1999-2001, but I don't presently have access.  Also, I would only have the
written reports and, with a different radiologist every time (and different
reason for scan), the written results are often inconsistent from one to
another.

Thanks, J, and you.

Frank

And what does the company claim that it does for cancer, please?
J