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  • #16
    I dont want to show off... sorry
    I prefer using my stuff...but thanks anyway!

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    • #17
      I think you're attitude about cancer may be the same as my sons'. Been there, done that now let me put that behind me. Sometimes I wish I could do that. I often wonder how I would react if I was the one who beat cancer? I like to think that I would be strong and be able to show others how to face adversity. Not be pushy about being sick but honest and open about the ordeal, you know put a human face on the disease, the same way so many on this forum have.
      Son Jason diagnosed 4/30/04, stage III. Right I/O 4/30/04. Graduated College 5/13/04. 4XEP 6/7/04 - 8/13/04. Full open RPLND 10/13/04. All Clear since.

      Treated by Dr. Rakowski of Midland Park, NJ. Visited Sloan Kettering for protocol advice. RPLND done at Sloan Kettering.

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      • #18
        Yeah, well i admire you ...really!
        Sometimes, i feel like girls just don`t get interested on me because i dont reach them or im just stupid...i dont know.
        Really, i dont know...

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        • #19
          Don't even attempt to understand women. Sometimes I really do think they are from Venus.
          Son Jason diagnosed 4/30/04, stage III. Right I/O 4/30/04. Graduated College 5/13/04. 4XEP 6/7/04 - 8/13/04. Full open RPLND 10/13/04. All Clear since.

          Treated by Dr. Rakowski of Midland Park, NJ. Visited Sloan Kettering for protocol advice. RPLND done at Sloan Kettering.

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          • #20
            Dear Dadmo - You've left yourself wide open and I can't help but respond by saying -- you've spoken like a true Martian.

            Sincerely and with the spirit of lightheartedness -- Joe's Mom (Nancy).
            [Co-Survivor - My Son Joe: (RasJoe)
            TC 1:Right I/O December 5, 2000 (Stage I -seminoma, teratoma, embryonal, yolk sac) RPLND-- 12-29-2000 (Nodes Clear) Surveillance- Recurrence-- 4-22-2001 (Stage III) Chemotherapy-- 4-30-2001, BEP x 3 cycles(successful) - Surveillance

            TC 2: Left I/O-- 7-19-2006 (100 % seminoma Stage I) - Hormone replacement - Surveillance
            Joe's Mom - Nancy

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            • #21
              Mustaine:
              Two more things about women. 1) They love to make us feel stupid. 2) They will always remind you that you were stupid. Why, I bet that when I meet Nancy (even if it's years from now) she will make some comment about me being from Mars.

              Dear Joe's Mom (Nancy):
              Spoken like a true Venutian.
              Last edited by dadmo; 09-05-06, 07:57 AM.
              Son Jason diagnosed 4/30/04, stage III. Right I/O 4/30/04. Graduated College 5/13/04. 4XEP 6/7/04 - 8/13/04. Full open RPLND 10/13/04. All Clear since.

              Treated by Dr. Rakowski of Midland Park, NJ. Visited Sloan Kettering for protocol advice. RPLND done at Sloan Kettering.

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              • #22
                I see us more as dogs and the ladies as cats.

                Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea.
                -Robert A. Heinlein
                I Love My Pack!

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                • #23
                  Marcelo, as you have noticed, it is nice to have a sense of humor when you communicate with the opposite sex. Also, even when dealing with TC, my son's doctor told him that he will need a sense of humor to get through it. You will notice some self-deprecating humor on this site. As horrible as this diagnosis is and the treatment, we all try to make each other laugh. Someone said "it was the best medicine." Hang in there Marcelo.
                  Spouse: I/O 8/80; embryonal, seminoma, teratoma; RPLND 9/80 - no reoccurrence - HRT 8/80; bladder cancer 11/97; reoccurrence: 4X
                  Son: I/O 11/04; embryonal, teratoma; VI; 3XBEP; relapse 5/08; RPLND 6/18/08 - path: mature teratoma

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                  • #24
                    Dearest Dadmo - We never forget, either! And, I hope that someday my son Joe and I will be fortunate enough to meet you and your family.
                    Sincerely - Nancy (A Venutian - goddess of beauty and love)
                    [Co-Survivor - My Son Joe: (RasJoe)
                    TC 1:Right I/O December 5, 2000 (Stage I -seminoma, teratoma, embryonal, yolk sac) RPLND-- 12-29-2000 (Nodes Clear) Surveillance- Recurrence-- 4-22-2001 (Stage III) Chemotherapy-- 4-30-2001, BEP x 3 cycles(successful) - Surveillance

                    TC 2: Left I/O-- 7-19-2006 (100 % seminoma Stage I) - Hormone replacement - Surveillance
                    Joe's Mom - Nancy

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Joe's Mom
                      (A Venutian - goddess of beauty and love)
                      ...and what would these forums be without a goddess or two around?
                      Scott, [email protected]
                      right inguinal orchiectomy 6/5/2003 > nonseminoma, stage I > surveillance > L-RPLND 6/24/2005 for recurrence, suspected teratoma but found seminoma, stage II > chylous ascites until 9/2005 > surveillance and "all clear" since


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                      • #26
                        And to that point; to all of our Godesses and Lady Angels out there;
                        "There are three things men can do with women: love them, suffer for them, or turn them into literature."

                        -Stephen Stills
                        I Love My Pack!

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                        • #27
                          Im coming from a Pearl Jam show here in Portugal (lisbon)...unfortunatly was not the "best" show ever.
                          I was on the front, in mosh zone, just like alltimes...and then i just couldn`t jump more than 4 songs.
                          I was too tired and my body couldnt keep anymore...i pull back.
                          I was sad at the moment...im okay right now. It`s not a good feeling when you see that your body is not the same...returning to normal its hard!

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                          • #28
                            Mustaine:
                            Yes returning to normal is hard but you're certainly on your way. At the next concert you'll be a regular mosh pit monster. Congratulations on begining to live again.
                            Son Jason diagnosed 4/30/04, stage III. Right I/O 4/30/04. Graduated College 5/13/04. 4XEP 6/7/04 - 8/13/04. Full open RPLND 10/13/04. All Clear since.

                            Treated by Dr. Rakowski of Midland Park, NJ. Visited Sloan Kettering for protocol advice. RPLND done at Sloan Kettering.

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