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Tag Archives: Left Lung
Borrowing Words
Last week SW, my sweetie, wrote a great piece for Consano addressing Lung Cancer Awareness. I thought it was great. I must share it too! From Consano Blog: An Intimate Awareness of Lung Cancer Author: Spencer Williams Nov 14, 2013 My … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrenal Gland, ALK Rearrangement, Crizotinib, Left Lung, Lung Cancer Events, NSCLC, the M word
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Time to Run Away
The Dr S check up this week was not as uneventful as I wished it would be. That pesky spot in my upper left lobe seems to be on the move, again. This time in a much more traditional growing … Continue reading
Not a creature was stirring…
This morning in bed before the 7:00 am alarm went off I was awake but not stirring. “Kimmy?” SW said to me, “your breathing sounds really good.” “Uh-huh,” I replied to end the conversation. He was right. My breathing was … Continue reading
“Not a whole hell of a lot!”
Last Friday was my 12-week scan day, not by choice. I had my scan on Friday and results appointment with Dr. S on Monday. Waiting a weekend for results can be hell. Getting CT scans are no big deal for … Continue reading
Her name is Therapy
I was diagnosed with Lung Cancer in May 2011. Months before, in January 2011, I began to notice I had difficulty breathing while exerting myself. I was pretty sure I had asthma. Great. With this development and wanting to reduce … Continue reading
A year ago today
May 11, 2011: I had just finished my first bronchoscopy, a necessary procedure for the doctor to get a sample of the mass in my left lung. They were going to test the material and get back to me, up … Continue reading
April 2012 Scan Results
It’s been over a week since I stopped working at the COP. I’ve not done anything super remarkable since then. I already miss seeing my friends. I don’t miss the bench on the 2nd floor that I took naps on. … Continue reading
Results Update 2/17
Today I had an apt with Dr L to go over my last friday pet/ct scan. I’d like to remind you that pet/ct scans show hyperactivity. Hyperactivity is usually cancer but not always. This is why I’ve always had a … Continue reading
Results…Ugh.
Thank you to everyone who has been sending me their positive thoughts for my big “get the results day”. I am finally ready to tell you all that I was given the results last Wednesday. (When your oncologist calls you … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrenal Gland, Left Lung, Testing, Thank You, the M word
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Biopsy #2 Continued
The actual procedure part of Biopsy #2 went much better than Biopsy #1. The smart & equally annoyed with the schedule delay, Dr Filner was able to get “material” from both the infected lung and lymph node. This material will … Continue reading
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Tagged Biopsy, Chemotherapy, Dr L, Left Lung, Testing
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