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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / February 2004Wish me luck
Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. Some good news already: the GoLytely prep went pretty well. I didn't barf and got cleared out before having to finish the whole gallon. Hope I didn't kill any fish by dumping the rest down the drain! Talk to you guys and gals later...  SignatureWake Age 58 PSA 3.8 Biopsy positive 5% in 1 of 10 cores Gleason 3+3 T1c RP scheduled tomorrow afternoon! > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Talk to you guys and gals later... Good luck and best wishes! I hope your recovery stories are as boring as possible. JohnG hi wake - i can picture it now. dumping the golytely down the drain. created a funny picture in my demented mind - what happens is if a fish get the craps, and how would anybody else know?....... then again, maybe inquiring minds.....don't want to know. i guess we will have to file this with those type questions like.....how much is your .99 cent hamburger? or what sizes does your 12", 14" and 16" pizzas come in? best of luck on your adventure tomorrow and may you get some rest tonight. to me, the night before was the worse part. your numbers look really good for a complete recovery. we've see you on the flip side. ~ curtis knowledge is power - growing old is mandatory - growing wise is optional > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Talk to you guys and gals later... Best of luck Wake. We're all thinking of you. Alan Good luck to you, Wake!! Let us know when you get back home! MikeH > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Talk to you guys and gals later... Good Luck Wake..... only healing thoughts going towards you, and as one of the guys said somewhere in here, it's really only a speed bump in life's cycle and things will be just fine .... had rrp nov 4 healed and dry and other things progressing quite well too. I'm going in again tomorrow for carpal tunnel release, the other hand ... oh well, when I get my two bunions taken care of I'll have the five wounds too... no offence meant to "anyone" .... sosep > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > T1c > RP scheduled tomorrow afternoon! My numbers were like yours except for age--72. So I have had 24 IMRT treatments, with18 to go. The best of cures to you! Jackson > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Talk to you guys and gals later... > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. Best of luck, Wake. May your recovery stories be very boring. Ernie Well, I read this a little late so by now you are probably thinking about when you will be returning home. Don't forget to burn the cath bag as an offering to the woody gods! I'll just cross my fingers and hope the path report is a good one. Bev > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Talk to you guys and gals later... Yes, another enema, another surprise, and then the gown, and the doiley hat, and then out...... Wake up, thirsty, with a dam tube in your dick! You will be ok, and I wish the best for you! Funny thing is, we live in a place that can take care of this... Imagine if you were in Iran? Turkey? Italy.... We do have the most caring Dr.s, and the latest technology. Good wishes my friend. John Loomis > Time's almost here. By late afternoon tomorrow I should be rid of this nasty > stuff. In a few days I'll be adding my recovery stories to the archives. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Talk to you guys and gals later... |
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