All the best to you, Solly Mack.

Wednesday can't come soon enough for me.

Going to be strange not heading off to treatment every day but I'm glad it's almost all over.

I hope you don't have to go back and do some more. Doesn't sound like much fun, for sure.

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Do take care.

I do hope this is the end of that ordeal for you. Thinking of you, wishing you were closer to give you a big, fat !

I love s!

I wish you all the best.

I wish I could claim to be brave.

I just kept reminding myself: "This, too, shall pass."

Keep your eyes on that light at the end of the tunnel! Here's hoping you get there quickly.

I'm trying to do just that.

It took years to understand that.
Chemo and Radiation can be harsh, but you survive it. I occasionally remember in dreams the 45 minute/6 foot trips to the bathroom. I'm a twelve year survivor. It took a year to nearly recover my pre-cancer abilities. I did phenomenally well for 8 more of those years, however the effects of the chemo and radiation caught up with me. Now I can go almost two miles before I have to rest. But I learned to really enjoy those two miles.

FWIW, I hope you are in a state with medical marijuana. The evidence is overwhelming that cannabis is a potent and effective cancer fighter.

That's good advice and I do try.

Sadly, not in a MM state.

Thanks!

we need you here.

and I don't even know what this has meant for you.
But in my thoughts I've been with you often.
A milestone is ahead to put a hopefully permanent end to the journey. Thanks for keeping us informed along the way.
I'll keep you right where you've been - in my thoughts and surrounded by the white light of my prayers.

I know you'll be anticipating the results, but I hope you can find some peaceful and happy moments while you wait.

I'm going to try and make the best of those 4 weeks. (Hopefully by getting a tiny bit of my taste buds back and eating)

hopefully you can focus on those

Easy for me to say, always been better on giving advice ... but I'm probably not alone in that respect.

You'll be in my thoughts over the coming weeks, so glad you can look at the end of a chapter and a new beginning

tough stuff, man...

It is some tough stuff...

Every minute is one minute closer to feeling better!

Strength, comfort...WIN this fight!

You stay strong my friend!

Thanks! Hope you're doing well!!

Two more chemo treatments myself. Then Pet scan and evaluation. I have non hodskins lymphoma. Tough nut to crack but I believe this is the month I go in remission. Take care all!

Wishing you the best!!

I admire your courage and strength!

Get well soon! All the best!

You are, and will continue to be in my thoughts...

This week I do round 10 of 12 chemo rounds. Then I hope to end chemo for good and the tumors won't recur.

Sorry you have to go through all that.

I'm trying.

Keep on making progress.

ended.

This has been a rough patch for me. Seems everything got worse. (mouth, throat, burns)

2 more radiation treatments left. Just got home from one.

Was at the ER most of the night as well.

UTI and dehydration.

Thanks for sharing. Love to you and yours!

Here's hoping you never have to go through that ordeal again.

My wife is going through chemotherapy for lymphoma. Third, 21 day cycle starts tomorrow. Six total.

I got the r word Thursday. I still have two more treatments but as of now I'm in remission. After the treatments I have maintenance every other month but good news abounds in our household!
Still taking a shit load of pills but I won't miss the chemo at all. BTW I have a rare non hods kins lymphoma (less than 5% of all NHL's) so I have literally been a guinea pig, and hope the work that was done on me will help others.
I congratulate you and wish you the best. I know how you must feel!

Wishing you the best as well!!

Thank you so much!!

I'll kinda miss chemo but only because I usually took a nap during the treatment. I'm such a light weight the benadryl caused me to fall asleep. I really enjoyed the snooze. lol

Much appreciated!

Cancer is awful, and I hope you've beaten it, once and for all.

I hope so too.

Here's hoping you don't have to do any of it again, either, because it WORKED
and in the future you'll only have snoozing induced by something enjoyable--like
a great meal, good glass of wine...or???

Hugs for you, Solly

My 93 year-old dad who's a 10 year survivor of lymphoma sending warm, healing thoughts to you, Solly Mack. Your spirits sound high, and that can really make a difference.

Please keep us updated on your progress, ok?

((((Iwillnevergiveup'sdad)))))


Thank you!!!