Michelle,
You did the right thing. "Good chance" is a very relative
thing. On most things, I would consider it to be 50% or better, but with
someone like Simon and something as tricky to predict as liver cancer, much
lower would be reasonable too - like better than 10-15%. You'd also have
Michelle,
This is great news, keep up the vigil...these I think are very good signs, and hoepfully he has gone into remissionmaybe that might be a little optamistic but we can always hopeyou guys are still in my thoughts.
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Michelle! That's wonderful news! No matter what the outcome, you guys
deserve this time together. You guys are always in my thoughts!
Jen
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Michelle,
Great news! Enjoy the time together. You have one incredible boy there!
Joan
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Michelle! That's wonderful news! No matter what the outcome, you guysdeserve this time together. You guys are always in my thoughts!Jen-Original Message-From: [EMAIL
I am glad he is feeling better and hope that he continues to improve.
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Michelle,
By all means - Hope.
This is exactly why I say to offer food - just in case he starts feeling
better and has some time left.
This may be a
last rally, but those rarely last more than 12-24 hours in humans.
A lot of why he's been feeling so badly may be because of all the force
Kathy, thank you so much. Simon seems to be handling the meat ok. He wants mostly fishy stuff (which he had not wanted since getting sick) and the liver shake. I am feeding him every hour or so, and he generally eats a modest amount at a time. Except he empties the bowl of liver shake and licks it
Michelle,
What you have in mind sounds good. You have to make a decision that you can live with down the road. The voracious appetite sounds like it's from the steroids. I had a cortisone shot about a month ago for tennis elbow and my appetite went through the roof!! Do what you think and feel
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Michelle
but if
he says Simon would have to stay in the hospital a few days in order to get the
meds without risking getting very sick (he said that last week when he was
giving options), I won't. Simon is so happy right now at home that I
don't want to leave him in
Michelle,
Keep him happy and comfortable ;-))"MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Michelle
but if he says Simon would have to stay in the hospital a few days in order to get the meds without risking getting very sick (he said that last week when he was giving options), I won't.
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