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Good news on Dillon and good thoughts for your pops!!<br>
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<div class="quote-block">Originally Posted by <strong>runningINnyc</strong> <a href="/t/76070/wed-1-4-is-it-friday-yet/25#post_2024605"><img alt="View Post" class="inlineimg" src="/img/forum/go_quote.gif" style=""></a><br><br><p>Welcome back <strong>Tim</strong>! When are heading down to Houston? I think I arrive around 1:30 or so on Friday afternoon... wanna hit up the expo? <br>
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Dillon has had 2 chemo treatments thus far and is doing well + we found that by lacing his food with tuna juices he'll eat it. When I went to pick him up on Monday after his treatment he'd gained a few ounces ... this is big! We have to jam his daily pills down his throat, well jam is probably harsh but we do have to force them down but other than that he's a very compliant patient. As for my pops, he starts chemo again tomorrow under the care of his new oncologist; this will be a new drug and we're all very hopeful including dad. He continues to be in great spirits although sorely missing any exercise or sustained activity.</p>
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As long as you're sharing 30s mojo, I'd like to borrow some for my co-worker Colleen. She is the girl who has been fighting breast cancer for the last 4 years. It was diagnosed while she was pregnant and recurred 2 years ago in her lungs. Well, the latest is that they have found some brain mets. She had a gamma knife treatment about a month ago that was supposed to get it all, but she has just told us that they found 6-7 more spots this week. So now she has to have daily brain radiation for a while. She's fighting as hard as she can, but it's getting harder. Sometimes I just wonder how this can be part of life's plan.</p>
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