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cwmcdaniel
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Location: Columbia, SC
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This is good news. Prayers are answered. 
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ksplat
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Location: Brisbane, Australia
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| Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 4:59 pm Post subject: Re: My Story - Part 2 |
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Dear Jim
I am soooo happy to hear about your great result from MRI. This will be a great boost for your spirit & more positive energy to your life.
PTL!!! (Praise the Lord).
Cheers, Angie.
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46 Yrs young!
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Midnight_Butterfly
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Joined: 24 Sep 2005
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Location: New Zealand
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| Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 12:36 am Post subject: Re: My Story - Part 2 |
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You've been really helpful to me and I noticed the links to your story so far. After reading them, my heart goes out to you. I haven't had a brain tumor, but I have suffered seizures (diagnosed epilepsy) and have had seizures that are nothing like what is in the text books so they're kind of a weird one. The weird ones started after I developed ovarian cancer - hormonal disruption.
With the possibility of another kind of 'c' lingering, I am fully aware of how frustrating and scary it must be. Especially since yours concerns such a vital organ that impacts everything. The disruption in speech when you're 'perfectly' normal is embarrassing. The malfunctions irritating and uncontrollable.
You are a helpful individual and I hope I can offer you the support like you have already offered me. |
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brainman
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Joined: 13 Oct 2005
Posts: 3306
Location: Tennessee
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| Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 11:51 am Post subject: Re: My Story - Part 2 |
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Midnight_Butterfly, thank you for your warm expression of concern for me. I am doing fine health-wise right now... no evidence of disease as they say.
The forum keeps me very busy. I love to help others in their time of need. I am not exactly sure why, but I do feel "comfortable" (?) around sick, dying, and grieving people.
I am sorry to hear about your epilepsy. My seizures are relatively mild and I have not had one in over 2 years now. I guess I am taking the right medicines now  .
Regards,
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Jim
Site Administrator and long-term cancer survivor
1992 Astrocytoma grade 2, left motor strip
2005 Recurrence this time said to be an Oligodendoglioma grade 3, same location.
My Story Part 1: http://cancerforums.net/viewtopic.php?p=7350
My Story Part 2: http://cancerforums.net/viewtopic.php?t=8029
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Midnight_Butterfly
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Location: New Zealand
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| Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:04 am Post subject: Re: My Story - Part 2 |
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| I'm glad to hear you're doing well. I understand that you feel good helping others who have been in a similar situation or witnessing something - empathy is much better than sympathy. |
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brainman
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Location: Tennessee
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I woke up crying this morning after dreaming about going on a trip back to Brazil, the country where I grew up and still deeply love. In the dream, I was at the end of a visit with friends in my "home country." I woke up when I realized that might be my last trip to Brazil. After awaking, I realized that very likely I have already had that last trip back in 1996.
I love Arizona in the late winter and early spring. I have been to Phoenix 3 times... once when I was 12 years old and then twice within the last 10 years. I love Phoenix and would move there if it were not that it is too far away from my kids. Will I ever go back? Probably not.
Life is so full of those types of experiences. Having had cancer and at my age, I am so keenly aware of those opportunities. The last time I visited my Hawkins side of the family in North Carolina was well over 5 years ago. Have I made that trip for the last time? Will I ever visit Europe? Australia? (after all, I now have several friends Downunder ). I suspect that the answer is "No"  .
My point is, take advantage of all of those special chances that come your way; you never know if you will ever be able to do it again.
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Jim
Site Administrator and long-term cancer survivor
1992 Astrocytoma grade 2, left motor strip
2005 Recurrence this time said to be an Oligodendoglioma grade 3, same location.
My Story Part 1: http://cancerforums.net/viewtopic.php?p=7350
My Story Part 2: http://cancerforums.net/viewtopic.php?t=8029
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Jb1432
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Joined: 21 Jun 2008
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| Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 4:59 pm Post subject: Re: My Story - Part 2 |
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Jim you are an inspiration to all, i've been on this website for a few days now but i can see already how amazing and strong the people on this forum are, i am awaiting more tests and scans to determine my state of health. Im so glad i came on here and i wish the best of luck to everyone on here who is dealing with their severe and not so severe health problems. Im not a christian but i do believe there's something out there looking down on us and helping us to fight through everything.
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