Well, the results came back from the lung tap. It was not quite what we wanted or expected but, nonetheless, we have to deal with it. The fluid that they removed from the pleura surrounding the lung came back positive for cancer cells on the cytology test. Dr. Erlich told us not to panic as we still have many options to achieve a remission again. Those were his words. We still took it kind of hard but it was wonderful to be surrounded by so many of our close friends. Once again, my family was fantastic passing messages back and forward and reassuring us that every cloud has a silver lining. We have hit a speed bump on the road of life but our journey continues.Carpe Diem.
Hi Guys.
ReplyDeleteFancy seeing you on the photo. Was great being with here in Cape Town - Missing you lotsa lots.
Love ya and keep in touch. All will be well.
Trev and Ilana
Your army is at your side ready to slay whatever dragons are in your path.
ReplyDeletegreat to see you both...great photo of the spotted hyena..will be following your progress..seconds away round 2...we are with you all the way
ReplyDeletelove stan and glenda