OUR DEAR FRIEND HAS CANCER FCS

[timebuilder]

Today is another gift from God. Use it to draw closer to Him, and your family, and to receive the strength you will need to be victorious.

To victory!

[fcs]

My wife is a cancer surviver. Hang tough, and my prayers are with you.

That great how Long in remission?

[fcs]

FCS,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I just recently lost a loved one to Cancer and know how hard it can be.

God bless and I hope you beat this terrible disease.

Sorry to hear about your loss I believe the Statement "Cancer Suck" describes it well.

[fcs]

this is the first I have heard of your deal. So, once this treatment is done, what is the next step, back to work? At this point what is your prognosis? What were your systems to figure out that there was something wrong and you should go get it checked out?

I admire your spirit. Great stuff. Your gonna do fine. Just got to get yourself through the intense treatment.

Prognosis is about a coin toss. then I hold my breath for 2 years and if nothing new you do the 5 year count (2 of which will already done.)

Hope by 2010 I'll be back working. Thank God my wife has a great job with great Insurance

I noticed the some Blood on the sheet every morning and then blood on the back of my shirts. I had ask 6 months to a year before about it to my then PCP and has told not to worry about it. Any way with the bleeding I went to my new PCP who sent me that day to a General surgeon who sent me to an Ontologically surgeon long story short after 3 surges I'm in a 1 year treatment 3 time a week now.

[fcs]

Today is another rainy day, it may sound strange but I was hoping for a cloudy day today. You see Tuesday are alway the worst days (real sick and weak) Anyway I got the fire place going (properly vented of course)
and It feels like a good day one you should be inside and relaxing (or sick). God make rainy days for a reason.

So I would say for a"Terrrrrrrrrible Tuesday" as my son calls them it a good day.

Thank to everyone for being there.

[hvac r us 2]

You would think in todays modern day there would be a cure for cancer right? Keep your chin up FCS we are pulling for you!

I started getting Basal Cell when I was 30 years old. One to many sunburns as a kid and laying in the tanning beds for 10 years in my bodybuilding days probably didn't help. I have had a bunch of them, some being cut out on my face. Seems like I am just waiting for the bad stuff to come. I see my dermatologist every 6 months...but it doesn't make me feel any better.

I also have little kids, my oldest (son) is the same age as yours, it must be hard on everybody. You and your family are now in our prayers, your going to do great!

Best of luck

Shawn

[supertek65]

hey FCS,
it is Monday lunch time in kc.
hope ur havin a good day!
light sabre bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzt

[hvac r us 2]

I noticed the some Blood on the sheet every morning and then blood on the back of my shirts. I had ask 6 months to a year before about it to my then PCP and has told not to worry about it. Any way with the bleeding I went to my new PCP who sent me that day to a General surgeon who sent me to an Ontologically surgeon long story short after 3 surges I'm in a 1 year treatment 3 time a week now.

Is there a lesson to be learned here I wonder? You think it would have made a difference if they would have found it 6 months to a year before? Maybe a biopsy a year ahead of time would have lessoned the severity?

You really are at the mercy of your doctor you know? Like a technician, how good of a doctor are they?

As they say, what do you call a doctor who finished last in his class?

Doctor.

[fcs]

Is there a lesson to be learned here I wonder? You think it would have made a difference if they would have found it 6 months to a year before? Maybe a biopsy a year ahead of time would have lessoned the severity?

You really are at the mercy of your doctor you know? Like a technician, how good of a doctor are they?

As they say, what do you call a doctor who finished last in his class?

Doctor.

Yes, if they got it if nothing else before it ulcerated we be looking at a totally different picture. Let alone Severely Ulcerated. But lesson learned and as much as we all want we can change what was and was not done. (unless you have a 50,000 Giga Watt Flux Capacitor on you)

So short of that I try to look back to help other not make the same delay and enjoy the good thing of the past and look to the future (hopefully and long and bright one)

[fcs]

hey FCS,
it is Monday lunch time in kc.
hope ur havin a good day!
light sabre bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzt

You mean Tuesday?
And I'm the one on all the Meds

[fcs]

You would think in todays modern day there would be a cure for cancer right? Keep your chin up FCS we are pulling for you!

I started getting Basal Cell when I was 30 years old. One to many sunburns as a kid and laying in the tanning beds for 10 years in my bodybuilding days probably didn't help. I have had a bunch of them, some being cut out on my face. Seems like I am just waiting for the bad stuff to come. I see my dermatologist every 6 months...but it doesn't make me feel any better.

I also have little kids, my oldest (son) is the same age as yours, it must be hard on everybody. You and your family are now in our prayers, your going to do great!

Best of luck



Shawn

Thanks stay with the Dermatologist !! And be aggressive with removal

[Some Dude]

Yo FCS go organic fresh fruits and veggies , flush your system out, and for gods sake never give up.
If you cant defy the diagnosis you can sure as heck defy the prognosis.
BTW if you have an i phone there is a baller light saber app for it and the itouch.
Peace.

[fcs]

I'm sorry for your trial and pray for you and your family.

Meantime, my LPBs (little plastic beings) are whipping up a soothing tonic using a variety of ingredients found on a model builder's bench---don't worry, my Type 3 covers most of the ingredients---



Here's hoping the best for you and yours during this time.

Who do you use for water treatment for your Boiler

[shaygetz]

Who do you use for water treatment for your Boiler

Do you reeeeeally wanna know?

[monkeyman#1]

FCS, STOKE THE LOGS AND ENJOY THE DAY, KEEP FIGHTING BRO!

[A/C guy's chick]

We are going to be your cheer leaders here, so any time any day... you can call on us ...
Keep your spirits up ... we look forward to how your day is going. Hang in there ... our thoughts are with you and we pray that this just goes away

[Bubbleheadski]

We are going to be your cheer leaders here, so any time any day... you can call on us ...
Keep your spirits up ... we look forward to how your day is going. Hang in there ... our thoughts are with you and we pray that this just goes away

HHhmmmm Cheerleaders eh?

Go GO FCS GO GO *clap* *clap*
Go GO FCS GO GO *clap* *clap*
*cartwheel*
Go GO FCS GO GO *clap* *clap*
Go GO FCS GO GO *clap* *clap*
*splits*
OUCH!.... uh.... call 911. I think I broke something!

I dont wanna be a cheerleader no more. Besides I dont look good in no skirt!

How bout I just post mesages to ya FCS?
Bubz

[timebuilder]

Is there a lesson to be learned here I wonder? You think it would have made a difference if they would have found it 6 months to a year before? Maybe a biopsy a year ahead of time would have lessoned the severity?

You really are at the mercy of your doctor you know? Like a technician, how good of a doctor are they?

As they say, what do you call a doctor who finished last in his class?

Doctor.

I'm a firm believer that there is always a lesson.

When I was 16, I had a wart grow on my left ring finger, and rather quickly. So, I went to the dermatologist my dad had used when I was maybe four years old. He had something removed by this doc.

So, I go in, he numbs it, and cuts it out using an electric needle. Sort of like a plasma cutter for skin. Old technology, but very effective.

So, he starts asking me if I lay out in the sun. Remember, this is like 1969. This doc was ahead of his time.

He tells me of a patient he had just lost because he had exposed his skin to the sun for many years. I'm like, "whaddaya mean, he died of a sunburn?" So, he goes on to explain what a Melanoma was. Ever since, I have flirted with tanning once or twice, but then I remember that talk with him, and I usually talk myself out of more tanning.

The good news is that if his patient had been seen by him today, he'd be alive. 41 years is a long time in medicine. A few years later, I lost a friend to bone cancer. She was 16, and first they took off her leg to stop it, and she kept up the treatments, but a year later, she was gone. Today, Kathy would be alive.

So, a couple of years ago, when I noticed the edge of a dark mole changing shape on my stomach, I went to my GP. Off it ccame, and then the lab said "take off some more in that area." So, off comes some more. Then, the lab says, "no, we want MORE." At that point, my doc sent me to a plastic surgeon to get a much larger area of skin removed, and now I have a thin, pink line where he put me back together.

Now half of the reason they do that is to cover their butts. But, the other half...well, I'll take the little scar.


In a few years, I believe we will be able to turn off cancerous cells like a chemical switch. So, I learned a lesson from that doc, and he was able to learn lessons from his patients. Someone at Fox Chase, which was known as the American Oncologic Hospital until the following year, learned from Kathy. We are always getting closer to that cure.

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Hang in there!
Keep your positive outlook.
Hug your family.

We're going through something similar in our household. You are in my thoughts.

[sir fix alot]

fcs, with your positive attitude and support from your freinds and family i think your cancer does not stand a chance. my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.. even rainy days are good days..