Good News

I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I
won't have to see him but once a year.

He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double
dose of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>

He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
stuffy and running since then.

I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
jump for joy.

Life is good.

Janet
--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

"Janet Wilder" <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:00e7316f$0$21673$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
>I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
>December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I won't
>have to see him but once a year.
>
> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double dose
> of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>
> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
> stuffy and running since then.
>
> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
> jump for joy.
>
> Life is good.
>
> Janet
> --
> Janet Wilder
> Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
> Good Friends. Good Life

That is the best news......after all you have been through a once a year
visit sounds divine.

WONDERFUL NEWS. Congratulations!!
Gail
"Janet Wilder" <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:00e7316f$0$21673$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
>I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
>December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I won't
>have to see him but once a year.
>
> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double dose
> of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>
> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
> stuffy and running since then.
>
> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
> jump for joy.
>
> Life is good.
>
> Janet
> --
> Janet Wilder
> Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
> Good Friends. Good Life

>I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
> December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I
> won't have to see him but once a year.
>
> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double dose
> of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>
> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
> stuffy and running since then.
>
> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
> jump for joy.
>
> Life is good.
>
> Janet
> --
> Janet Wilder
> Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
> Good Friends. Good Life


Congrats Janet. Here's to many more "good" checkups.

In article <00e7316f$0$21673$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>,
Janet Wilder <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
> December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I
> won't have to see him but once a year.
>
> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double
> dose of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>
> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
> stuffy and running since then.
>
> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
> jump for joy.
>
> Life is good.
>
> Janet

I'll echo your Yipee!, and add two whoops and holler!

bob
--
Auntie Em: Hate you, hate Kansas, taking the dog. -Dorothy."



Bob in Central CA

Janet Wilder wrote :

"I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
jump for joy.

Life is good."

Dear Janet,

That is wonderful news, and I celebrate with you hearing it !

Your t-shirt with elephant is waiting

best, Uncle Sally

"Janet Wilder" <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:00e7316f$0$21673$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
>I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come
>back in December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if
>all's well, I won't have to see him but once a year.
>
> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a
> double dose of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours
> later <g>
>

Sorry about the nose pain, but WOO HOO!!!!

Pam S. glad to read some good news

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 19:38:19 -0500, Janet Wilder
<kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
>jump for joy.
>
>Life is good.
>
>Janet

Congratulations! Happy to see some good news!

Carla

On Jul 17, 3:38 am, Janet Wilder <kelliepoo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
> December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I
> won't have to see him but once a year.
>
> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double
> dose of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>
> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
> stuffy and running since then.
>
> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
> jump for joy.
>
> Life is good.
>
> Janet

Hi Janet,

A huge Congratulations such wonderful news :-))))

Isi

islavision2004@yahoo.com wrote:

> Hi Janet,
>
> A huge Congratulations such wonderful news :-))))
>
> Isi
>

Thanks, Isi. Better news would be that you are doing better.

Janet
--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Janet Wilder wrote:

> I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
> December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I
> won't have to see him but once a year.
>
> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
> jump for joy.

Wonderful news, Janet !
J

Janet Wilder wrote:
> Life is good.

Kewl!

--
"Justice Thomas pointed out that the Constitution does not waive the rights
of the individual because an elite has decided its motives are pure."
-- Paul Greenberg

clifto wrote :

"Justice Thomas pointed out that the Constitution does not waive the rights
of the individual because an elite has decided its motives are pure." '--
Paul Greenberg'

Ah yes, Clarence Thomas, the Bush sock-puppet, who feels Brown Vs. Board of
Education, 1954, and the integration of American schools that followed was
as "wrong" in 1954 as are decisions by school boards in Seattle and
elsewhere today to deny a few white children enrollment in schools they live
close to, but are not "assigned" to by remanants of the arrangements for
equalizing educational opportunity across racial groups in America that,
perhaps more than any other top-down change and social revolution in the
last 53 years, has promoted the true spirit of American democracy, and
helped heal the festering historical wounds of slavery and racism that
caused the Civil War and 20 million deaths.

How about you omit your cliche'd right-wing fascist propaganda-blurbs at the
end of your messages which have nothing to do with Cancer ? Or you could go
back to the snuff-fantasies you've expressed like, in a message to me,
detailing how an RO could fill my throat with concrete to immobilize my
tongue with death as a result : at least there your sado-masochism, or
whatever sickness your mind suffers from, was more creatively expressed.

Uncle Sally

Walt Whitman : (from Leaves of Grass)

"The runaway slave came to my house and stopt outside;
I heard his motions crackling the twigs of the woodpile;
Through the swung half-door of the kitchen I saw him limpsy and weak,
And went where he sat on a log, and led him in and assured him,
And brought water, and fill'd a tub for his sweated body and bruis'd feet,
And gave him a room that enter'd from my own, and gave him some coarse clean
clothes,
And remember perfectly well his revolving eyes and his awkwardness,
And remember putting plasters on the galls of his neck and ankles;
He staid with me a week before he was recuperated and pass'd north;
(I had him sit next me at table-my fire-lock lean'd in the corner.)"

"Uncle Sally" <uncleSally@auldUncleSally.com> wrote in message
news:J00oi.100199$2f1.34942@fe10.news.easynews.com ...
> clifto wrote :
>
> "Justice Thomas pointed out that the Constitution does not waive the
> rights
> of the individual because an elite has decided its motives are pure." '--
> Paul Greenberg'
>
> Ah yes, Clarence Thomas, the Bush sock-puppet, who feels Brown Vs. Board
> of
> Education, 1954, and the integration of American schools that followed was
> as "wrong" in 1954 as are decisions by school boards in Seattle and
> elsewhere today to deny a few white children enrollment in schools they
> live
> close to, but are not "assigned" to by remanants of the arrangements for
> equalizing educational opportunity across racial groups in America that,
> perhaps more than any other top-down change and social revolution in the
> last 53 years, has promoted the true spirit of American democracy, and
> helped heal the festering historical wounds of slavery and racism that
> caused the Civil War and 20 million deaths.
>
> How about you omit your cliche'd right-wing fascist propaganda-blurbs at
> the
> end of your messages which have nothing to do with Cancer ? Or you could
> go
> back to the snuff-fantasies you've expressed like, in a message to me,
> detailing how an RO could fill my throat with concrete to immobilize my
> tongue with death as a result : at least there your sado-masochism, or
> whatever sickness your mind suffers from, was more creatively expressed.
>
> Uncle Sally
>
> Walt Whitman : (from Leaves of Grass)
>
> "The runaway slave came to my house and stopt outside;
> I heard his motions crackling the twigs of the woodpile;
> Through the swung half-door of the kitchen I saw him limpsy and weak,
> And went where he sat on a log, and led him in and assured him,
> And brought water, and fill'd a tub for his sweated body and bruis'd feet,
> And gave him a room that enter'd from my own, and gave him some coarse
> clean
> clothes,
> And remember perfectly well his revolving eyes and his awkwardness,
> And remember putting plasters on the galls of his neck and ankles;
> He staid with me a week before he was recuperated and pass'd north;
> (I had him sit next me at table-my fire-lock lean'd in the corner.)"
>

PTL for your awesome news!!! High five!
God Bless!
Giuditta

Uncle Sally wrote:

> How about you omit your cliche'd right-wing fascist propaganda-blurbs at the
> end of your messages which have nothing to do with Cancer ?

Probably a good idea.

> Or you could go
> back to the snuff-fantasies you've expressed like, in a message to me,
> detailing how an RO could fill my throat with concrete to immobilize my
> tongue with death as a result : at least there your sado-masochism, or
> whatever sickness your mind suffers from, was more creatively expressed.

Oh, soft spoken one. I'm sorry if you were offended.
I did not take what clifto posted the way you did.
I saw him driving a point home about immobilization (in order) for IMRT to focus
on a spot.
http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/grou...es/136504.html

I'm sorry you're angry. I'm sorry you were offended.
J

J wrote : "I'm sorry you're angry. I'm sorry you were offended."

Your concern is appreciated, J. !

big hug from the 79kg. version of US that is more capable now of a quality
'bear hug,' Uncle Sally

Uncle Sally wrote:

> J wrote : "I'm sorry you're angry. I'm sorry you were offended."
>
> Your concern is appreciated, J. !
>
> big hug from the 79kg. version of US that is more capable now of a quality
> 'bear hug,' Uncle Sally

I miss bear hugs, Uncle Sally, so thanks for that and right back at ya.
[[[[ Uncle Sally ]]]]
J

Uncle Sally wrote:
> How about you omit your cliche'd right-wing fascist propaganda-blurbs at the
> end of your messages which have nothing to do with Cancer ? Or you could go
> back to the snuff-fantasies you've expressed like, in a message to me,
> detailing how an RO could fill my throat with concrete to immobilize my
> tongue with death as a result : at least there your sado-masochism, or
> whatever sickness your mind suffers from, was more creatively expressed.

Please post a copy of this message with full headers shown.

--
"Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
-- Jonah Goldberg

J wrote:
> Uncle Sally wrote:
>> Or you could go
>> back to the snuff-fantasies you've expressed like, in a message to me,
>> detailing how an RO could fill my throat with concrete to immobilize my
>> tongue with death as a result : at least there your sado-masochism, or
>> whatever sickness your mind suffers from, was more creatively expressed.
>
> Oh, soft spoken one. I'm sorry if you were offended.
> I did not take what clifto posted the way you did.
> I saw him driving a point home about immobilization (in order) for IMRT to focus
> on a spot.

Yeah, guess he missed the point. Thanks for pointing it out, at first I
couldn't figure out what he might be talking about.

--
"Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
-- Jonah Goldberg

Clfto wrote at the end of as disingenously naive letter :

"Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home." -- Jonah Goldberg

The beauty of the usenet is that you can kill-file posters whose behavior
shows consistent disregard for the ethical values of respect for the
diversity of opinion and experience of others by posting on off-topic areas
like religion, politics, etc. which are not specifically related to the
discussions at hand, broadly defined.

"El respecto a derecho a heno es la Paz" Benito Juarez

Uncle Sally

On Jul 28, 1:08 am, "Uncle Sally" <uncleSa...@auldUncleSally.com>
wrote:
> Clfto wrote at the end of as disingenously naive letter :
>
> "Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
> was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
> is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home." -- Jonah Goldberg
>
> The beauty of the usenet is that you can kill-file posters whose behavior
> shows consistent disregard for the ethical values of respect for the
> diversity of opinion and experience of others by posting on off-topic areas
> like religion, politics, etc. which are not specifically related to the
> discussions at hand, broadly defined.
>
> "El respecto a derecho a heno es la Paz" Benito Juarez
>
> Uncle Sally

Hello Group,

I am confused. I thought this thread was about Janet's good news.
And then out of the blue I see Clifto and UnkaSally going at it from a
place that seems out of place. Unk, you seem to be guilty of what you
are criticizing. I haven't seen Clifto's post in the first place so I
can't comment. But boys, with all the pain that is normal and natural
for this room, why don't you take your business outside like a well
trained dog would. If you need someone to open the door, consider it
done. This thread was a parade that didn't need rain, it looked to me
like it was making everyone feel good.

On the other hand perhaps my 11 mo. out chemo-radio saturated head is
just cheese anymore. Remember, we're all in this together and in
house/room b.s. seems counterproductive. Oh yeah, good for you
Janet! ipunty

Uncle Sally wrote:
> Clfto wrote at the end of as disingenously naive letter :
>
> "Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
> was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
> is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home." -- Jonah Goldberg
>
> The beauty of the usenet is that you can kill-file posters whose behavior
> shows consistent disregard for the ethical values of respect for the
> diversity of opinion and experience of others by posting on off-topic areas
> like religion, politics, etc. which are not specifically related to the
> discussions at hand, broadly defined.
>
> "El respecto a derecho a heno es la Paz" Benito Juarez
>
> Uncle Sally
>
>
I think you have made an error. Clifto who is well known in the anti
spam circles was asking Uncle Sally to post the headers so he could see
where the original message came from. Clifto from my experience has
never posted such things to the net.

He was looking for the original message that Uncle Sally was responding to.

--
***************************************
* This is the Spammish Inquisition *
* Not Lumber Cartel Unit 75 [TINLC] *
* I am not SPEWS.ORG *
***************************************

DLU wrote:

> Uncle Sally wrote:
> > Clfto wrote at the end of as disingenously naive letter :
> >
> > "Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
> > was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
> > is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home." -- Jonah Goldberg
> >
> > The beauty of the usenet is that you can kill-file posters whose behavior
> > shows consistent disregard for the ethical values of respect for the
> > diversity of opinion and experience of others by posting on off-topic areas
> > like religion, politics, etc. which are not specifically related to the
> > discussions at hand, broadly defined.
> >
> > "El respecto a derecho a heno es la Paz" Benito Juarez
> >
> > Uncle Sally
> >
> >
> I think you have made an error. Clifto who is well known in the anti
> spam circles was asking Uncle Sally to post the headers so he could see
> where the original message came from. Clifto from my experience has
> never posted such things to the net.
>
> He was looking for the original message that Uncle Sally was responding to.

And I provided it to clifto 8 days ago
http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/grou...es/136504.html
Uncle Sally is objecting to clifto's signatures. (there's one at the top of this
message)
J

ipunty wrote:
> I am confused. I thought this thread was about Janet's good news.
> And then out of the blue I see Clifto and UnkaSally going at it from a
> place that seems out of place.

But...

> Unk, you seem to be guilty of what you
> are criticizing. I haven't seen Clifto's post in the first place so I
> can't comment.

.... so what you apparently saw was unc blasting at me.

--
"Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
-- Jonah Goldberg

DLU wrote:
> I think you have made an error. Clifto who is well known in the anti
> spam circles was asking Uncle Sally to post the headers so he could see
> where the original message came from. Clifto from my experience has
> never posted such things to the net.

J straightened things out.

J wrote:
> Oh, soft spoken one. I'm sorry if you were offended.
> I did not take what clifto posted the way you did.
> I saw him driving a point home about immobilization (in order) for IMRT to focus
> on a spot.
> http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/grou...es/136504.html

I canceled the article asking for headers after I saw J's article, but the
cancel apparently didn't take. (They frequently do if I send them soon
enough after the original, i.e. before the server passes stuff on.)

--
"Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
-- Jonah Goldberg

clifto wrote:

> DLU wrote:
> > I think you have made an error. Clifto who is well known in the anti
> > spam circles was asking Uncle Sally to post the headers so he could see
> > where the original message came from. Clifto from my experience has
> > never posted such things to the net.
>
> J straightened things out.
>
> J wrote:
> > Oh, soft spoken one. I'm sorry if you were offended.
> > I did not take what clifto posted the way you did.
> > I saw him driving a point home about immobilization (in order) for IMRT to focus
> > on a spot.
> > http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/grou...es/136504.html
>
> I canceled the article asking for headers after I saw J's article, but the
> cancel apparently didn't take. (They frequently do if I send them soon
> enough after the original, i.e. before the server passes stuff on.)

Clifto,
You wrote that April 17th (3 months ago) - too late to cancel, since we already saw
it.
And cancelling the post (had that worked) does not cancel it out of Uncle Sally's
memory.
In retrospect, if we'd mentioned concrete and not being able to breathe to you when
you first came here, before treatment, I suspect you would have been upset/alarmed as
well. You know the panic/fear of not being able to breathe. It could have turned into
a treatment turnoff, although I realize you did not mean it to be and words over the
internet can be misconstrued.
Can you find it in your heart to sincerely apologize to Uncle Sally?

> "Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
> was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
> is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
> -- Jonah Goldberg

I am asking you again, clifto.
Could you please get rid of these political signatures?
Thank you.
J

On Jul 29, 5:58 am, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> clifto wrote:
> > DLU wrote:
> > > I think you have made an error. Clifto who is well known in the anti
> > > spam circles was asking Uncle Sally to post the headers so he could see
> > > where the original message came from. Clifto from my experience has
> > > never posted such things to the net.
>
> > J straightened things out.
>
> > J wrote:
> > > Oh, soft spoken one. I'm sorry if you were offended.
> > > I did not take what clifto posted the way you did.
> > > I saw him driving a point home about immobilization (in order) for IMRT to focus
> > > on a spot.
> > >http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/grou...r/messages/136...
>
> > I canceled the article asking for headers after I saw J's article, but the
> > cancel apparently didn't take. (They frequently do if I send them soon
> > enough after the original, i.e. before the server passes stuff on.)
>
> Clifto,
> You wrote that April 17th (3 months ago) - too late to cancel, since we already saw
> it.
> And cancelling the post (had that worked) does not cancel it out of Uncle Sally's
> memory.
> In retrospect, if we'd mentioned concrete and not being able to breathe to you when
> you first came here, before treatment, I suspect you would have been upset/alarmed as
> well. You know the panic/fear of not being able to breathe. It could have turned into
> a treatment turnoff, although I realize you did not mean it to be and words over the
> internet can be misconstrued.
> Can you find it in your heart to sincerely apologize to Uncle Sally?
>
> > "Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
> > was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
> > is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
> > -- Jonah Goldberg
>
> I am asking you again, clifto.
> Could you please get rid of these political signatures?
> Thank you.
> J

I find it curious that you are asking Clifto not to post a signature
while others can post any political viewpoint, I remember during the
elections numerous anti Bush posts, I see anti smoking and anti
Walmart,,,, are you saying that only one viewpoint is tolerated here?
That if you lean a certain way you are not welcome.....isn't that
censorship?

Should religion be avoided too since many find that offensive? This
is a usenet group, Uncle Sally had the right answer just ignore the
posts that you find offensive or unhelpful.Take the information you
find helpful and ignore the rest,

J wrote:

>
>>"Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
>>was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
>>is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
>> -- Jonah Goldberg
>
>
> I am asking you again, clifto.
> Could you please get rid of these political signatures?
> Thank you.
> J
>
>
This is Clifto's signature he puts it on his Usenet posts.
Same as I do but not so political. He has the right to do so if he
wants to.
So get off your high horse and let it be.

Maybe I will add Republicans are crooks to mine.

--
***************************************
* This is the Spammish Inquisition *
* Not Lumber Cartel Unit 75 [TINLC] *
* I am not SPEWS.ORG *
***************************************

J wrote:


> clifto wrote:
> > DLU wrote:
> > > I think you have made an error. Clifto who is well known in the anti
> > > spam circles was asking Uncle Sally to post the headers so he could see
> > > where the original message came from. Clifto from my experience has
> > > never posted such things to the net.
>
> > J straightened things out.
>
> > J wrote:
> > > Oh, soft spoken one. I'm sorry if you were offended.
> > > I did not take what clifto posted the way you did.
> > > I saw him driving a point home about immobilization (in order) for IMRT to focus
> > > on a spot.
> > >http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/grou...r/messages/136...
>
> > I canceled the article asking for headers after I saw J's article, but the
> > cancel apparently didn't take. (They frequently do if I send them soon
> > enough after the original, i.e. before the server passes stuff on.)
>
> Clifto,
> You wrote that April 17th (3 months ago) - too late to cancel, since we already saw
> it.
> And cancelling the post (had that worked) does not cancel it out of Uncle Sally's
> memory.
> In retrospect, if we'd mentioned concrete and not being able to breathe to you when
> you first came here, before treatment, I suspect you would have been upset/alarmed as
> well. You know the panic/fear of not being able to breathe. It could have turned into
> a treatment turnoff, although I realize you did not mean it to be and words over the
> internet can be misconstrued.
> Can you find it in your heart to sincerely apologize to Uncle Sally?
>
> > "Liberals used to be the ones who argued that sending U.S. troops abroad
> > was a small price to pay to stop genocide; now they argue that genocide
> > is a small price to pay to bring U.S. troops home."
> > -- Jonah Goldberg
>
> I am asking you again, clifto.
> Could you please get rid of these political signatures?
> Thank you.



It's just a sig line, so what's the big deal...???

You *really* need to get off of Usenet and seek help from a mental
health professional regarding the acting out of your severe "control"
issues. Just a guess, but I'd bet dollars for donuts that you are
suffering from some sort of bi - polar disorder...*not* good when you
are attempting to "control" vulnerable people on an un - moderated and
medically - oriented newsgroup.

--
Best
Greg

J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote in news:46A11454.A93393@execulink.com:

> Uncle Sally wrote:
>
>> How about you omit your cliche'd right-wing fascist propaganda-blurbs
>> at the end of your messages which have nothing to do with Cancer ?
>
> Probably a good idea.
>
>> Or you could go
>> back to the snuff-fantasies you've expressed like, in a message to
>> me, detailing how an RO could fill my throat with concrete to
>> immobilize my tongue with death as a result : at least there your
>> sado-masochism, or whatever sickness your mind suffers from, was more
>> creatively expressed.
>
> Oh, soft spoken one. I'm sorry if you were offended.
> I did not take what clifto posted the way you did.
> I saw him driving a point home about immobilization (in order) for
> IMRT to focus on a spot.
> http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/grou.../messages/1365
0
> 4.html
>
> I'm sorry you're angry. I'm sorry you were offended.
> J
>
Thanks for posting link to the original, J. I couldn't imagine Clifto
being so cruel & now I see he was just using irony. Uncle Sally, I hope
you understand now that no meanness was intended. It's easy enough to
misread stuff & probably even more so when you are in the front lines of
battle & might not know Clifto as some of us do.

If you get time, you might want to go back & read some of Clifto's posts
from when he was having radiation.

I hope you can each mend fences as you both have so much to offer

Fig

Janet Wilder <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in news:00e7316f$0$21673
$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com:

> I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
> December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I
> won't have to see him but once a year.
>
> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double
> dose of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>
> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
> stuffy and running since then.
>
> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
> jump for joy.
>
> Life is good.
>
> Janet

Life is indeed good! Congratulations on your great news. Enjoying your
granddaughter?

Fig

Figgertoes wrote:
> Janet Wilder <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in news:00e7316f$0$21673
> $c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com:
>
>> I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come back in
>> December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well, I
>> won't have to see him but once a year.
>>
>> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double
>> dose of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>>
>> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has been
>> stuffy and running since then.
>>
>> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a little
>> jump for joy.
>>
>> Life is good.
>>
>> Janet
>
> Life is indeed good! Congratulations on your great news. Enjoying your
> granddaughter?
>
> Fig
>

We just left New Jersey where we were for 10 days. We stayed with my son
and we baby sat for Marcella so Mommy and Daddy could go to dinner and a
movie. What fun! I was able to take her for walks and to the swings. I
got to spend time with my two "older" grandgirls who are 10 and 7 and my
other daughter came down to NJ to visit her mother so I got to spend a
little extra time with my MA grandgirls and grandson. All the little
girls got on so well.

I also got to eat my favorite NJ foods like sweet corn, beefsteak
tomato, pizza (no where else in the USA makes pizza as good) pastrami, a
sub sandwich and Chinese food. I hope I didn't gain too much weight,
though my GYN told me to gain some. That's a first! Saw cousins and
girlfriends. It was a happy visit.

We are in Newport, RI and will tour some mansions tomorrow. Then off to MA

Janet

--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Janet Wilder <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:46ae63aa$0$21896$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com:

> Figgertoes wrote:
>> Janet Wilder <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in news:00e7316f$0$21673
>> $c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com:
>>
>>> I saw my RO today and everything is looking fine. I have to come
>>> back in
>>> December for a CT, chest x-ray and blood work then, if all's well,
>>> I
>>> won't have to see him but once a year.
>>>
>>> He did scope my nose to look into my throat but he gave me a double
>>> dose of spray so it didn't hurt until several hours later <g>
>>>
>>> He must have stuffed some cold germs up there because my nose has
>>> been stuffy and running since then.
>>>
>>> I'm NED and happy. I gave a small "Yipee!" in the hall way and a
>>> little jump for joy.
>>>
>>> Life is good.
>>>
>>> Janet
>>
>> Life is indeed good! Congratulations on your great news. Enjoying
>> your granddaughter?
>>
>> Fig
>>
>
> We just left New Jersey where we were for 10 days. We stayed with my
> son and we baby sat for Marcella so Mommy and Daddy could go to dinner
> and a movie. What fun! I was able to take her for walks and to the
> swings. I got to spend time with my two "older" grandgirls who are 10
> and 7 and my other daughter came down to NJ to visit her mother so I
> got to spend a little extra time with my MA grandgirls and grandson.
> All the little girls got on so well.
>
> I also got to eat my favorite NJ foods like sweet corn, beefsteak
> tomato, pizza (no where else in the USA makes pizza as good) pastrami,
> a sub sandwich and Chinese food. I hope I didn't gain too much weight,
> though my GYN told me to gain some. That's a first! Saw cousins and
> girlfriends. It was a happy visit.
>
> We are in Newport, RI and will tour some mansions tomorrow. Then off
> to MA
>
> Janet
>
What a fabulous time! I didn't know you had so many grandchildren. I
have always wanted to visit Newport. Socks stayed in an amazing hotel
in RI, but I had to stay home & bring home bacon that time. I am in The
Woodlands a lot these days, just North of Houston. Weekends are fun. I
visited my sister outside of Dallas & next time will visit friends in
New Braunfels who recently moved there from Seattle. Seems like you
live in S. TX somewhere.

Enjoy!
Fig

> I also got to eat my favorite NJ foods like sweet corn, beefsteak tomato,
> pizza (no where else in the USA makes pizza as good) pastrami, a sub
> sandwich and Chinese food. I hope I didn't gain too much weight, though my
> GYN told me to gain some. That's a first! Saw cousins and girlfriends. It
> was a happy visit.
>
> We are in Newport, RI and will tour some mansions tomorrow. Then off to MA
>
> Janet
>
> --
> Janet Wilder
> Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
> Good Friends. Good Life

Happy traveling Newport is outstanding... Alex

Figgertoes wrote:

> What a fabulous time! I didn't know you had so many grandchildren. I
> have always wanted to visit Newport. Socks stayed in an amazing hotel
> in RI, but I had to stay home & bring home bacon that time. I am in The
> Woodlands a lot these days, just North of Houston. Weekends are fun. I
> visited my sister outside of Dallas & next time will visit friends in
> New Braunfels who recently moved there from Seattle. Seems like you
> live in S. TX somewhere.
>
> Enjoy!
> Fig

Thanks Fig.

I live in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, known to Texans as just "The
Valley" I'm a little over half an hour to South Padre Island and 5 miles
from Mexico.

The Woodlands are growing rapidly. Lots of new restaurants there. New
Braunfels is lovely. The Hill Country is one of my favorite places in
America. Soul-soothing.

If you ever decide to go south, let me know. We have guest rooms.

--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Janet Wilder <kelliepoodle@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:00f9d614$0$10673$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com:

> Figgertoes wrote:
>
>> What a fabulous time! I didn't know you had so many grandchildren.
>> I have always wanted to visit Newport. Socks stayed in an amazing
>> hotel in RI, but I had to stay home & bring home bacon that time. I
>> am in The Woodlands a lot these days, just North of Houston.
>> Weekends are fun. I visited my sister outside of Dallas & next time
>> will visit friends in New Braunfels who recently moved there from
>> Seattle. Seems like you live in S. TX somewhere.
>>
>> Enjoy!
>> Fig
>
> Thanks Fig.
>
> I live in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, known to Texans as just "The
> Valley" I'm a little over half an hour to South Padre Island and 5
> miles from Mexico.
>
> The Woodlands are growing rapidly. Lots of new restaurants there. New
> Braunfels is lovely. The Hill Country is one of my favorite places in
> America. Soul-soothing.
>
> If you ever decide to go south, let me know. We have guest rooms.
>

Wow - you ARE South. Sounds like you are through with MD Anderson, but
if you ever have business there, maybe we could grab a bite. I don't
expect these long trips to go on forever.

Yes, restaurants. Mostly chains, but good ones like Brio, PF Chang,
Cheesecake. Pappadeux (sp). The company cafeteria is beyond belief.
All fresh & most cooked to order - gorgeous fish. Designed to be
wholesome & healthy & very, very good.

I love Fredericksburg & think I've been to New Brunfels or through it,
but a long time ago. I used to canoe & tube around that area. I found
my wonderful kitty dumped by the Bandera river. Named him Bandy & had
him for 17 years or so. He moved from Dallas to Denver with us in a
memorable car trip.

Don't know if I will have more weekends to wander, but if I get down
your way, I'll let you know. Thank you! And enjoy your time in