Dear Babs, That's why you go right? Glad that it's been detected early. Hopefully you have great options. That said, so very sorry to hear the news. Sending all good thoughts, vibes, hugs, & prayers your direction. Thanks Babs, Be Well
Best wishes to you Babs. They've come a long way in cancer treatment. I was treated for prostate cancer last year with radiation. They said if I was younger they would just cut it out.
So sad to hear such news. Hopefully you have friends and family close to you who can rally round and equally that you have doctors with positive outcomes to offer. Keep your chin up, keep on believing. Hoping for more positive news.
Here's hoping for the best of all possible outcomes -- "clean margins" and "no spread". You're in one of the best cities for health care. I'm sure that doesn't make it any less worrisome, but it tips the odds in your favor!
Hang in there kiddo! Keep the faith! On Friday I'll be thinking of you as I return to Santa Fe. You are an inspiration for me making the trip. Thanks Babs
Wish you complete recovery Babs.I go into surgery tomorrow and again next week for Aorta Aneurysm discovered accidentally looking for sciatica issues last week. We are in the hands of others who are specialised.
Babs, all human diseases suck. Several years ago, I came down with a severe auto-immune disease. Fortunately, various treatments over a year long period, were able to reduce almost all of the symptoms to no more than minor nuisances. The key information you gave in the description of your diagnosis is “early.” Early detection in cancer is key, and offers real possibilities that the cancer can be thwarted. I speak for all readers of your blog, that are thoughts are with you, and wish you a speedy recovery.
All my very best wishes, Babs. My wife's been through cancer recently and, whilst it's not easy to face up to, take everything you need from friends and others who want you to get better.
Best wishes, Babs. Early stage is the best stage treatment-wise. Spent the summer ferrying my best friend 250 miles return trip to his daily treatments, and dropping my mother-in-law (93yrs) off for her surgery and post-op follow-ups. It's not like the olden days when it comes to the big (or shrinking) C.
Like everybody here Babs, I'm pulling for you and hope the probing and jabbing leads to good things. And on Friday, I'll especially be thinking about you.
dear! all the best!!!
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Oh my god, sending best vibes! Hugs too!
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ReplyDeleteDear Babs, That's why you go right? Glad that it's been detected early. Hopefully you have great options. That said, so very sorry to hear the news. Sending all good thoughts, vibes, hugs, & prayers your direction. Thanks Babs, Be Well
ReplyDeleteBe strong - best wishes and we will be thinking of you. Do what you need to do.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you Babs. They've come a long way in cancer treatment. I was treated for prostate cancer last year with radiation. They said if I was younger they would just cut it out.
ReplyDeleteOnly the best thoughts and wishes, my dear.
ReplyDeleteSo sad to hear such news. Hopefully you have friends and family close to you who can rally round and equally that you have doctors with positive outcomes to offer. Keep your chin up, keep on believing. Hoping for more positive news.
ReplyDeleteTomorrow, I get poked and prodded for several hours, and surgery on Friday. And we'll take it from there...
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping for the best of all possible outcomes -- "clean margins" and "no spread". You're in one of the best cities for health care. I'm sure that doesn't make it any less worrisome, but it tips the odds in your favor!
DeleteHang in there kiddo! Keep the faith! On Friday I'll be thinking of you as I return to Santa Fe. You are an inspiration for me making the trip. Thanks Babs
ReplyDeleteI hate the doc visits, too. Think positive thoughts & play some good tunes from your awesome collection. & Send us the top 10....
ReplyDeleteBlasted disease, been there & done that!
ReplyDeleteHopefully they can nip it in the bud, Babs, stay strong!
Best wishes Babs! Hope all goes well.
ReplyDeleteYou're in my thoughts, querida amiga.
ReplyDeleteWish you complete recovery Babs.I go into surgery tomorrow and again next week for Aorta Aneurysm discovered accidentally looking for sciatica issues last week. We are in the hands of others who are specialised.
ReplyDeleteBabs, all human diseases suck. Several years ago, I came down with a severe auto-immune disease. Fortunately, various treatments over a year long period, were able to reduce almost all of the symptoms to no more than minor nuisances. The key information you gave in the description of your diagnosis is “early.” Early detection in cancer is key, and offers real possibilities that the cancer can be thwarted. I speak for all readers of your blog, that are thoughts are with you, and wish you a speedy recovery.
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Best wishes and prayers, good vibes and lots of healing energy to you Babs. You will come back stronger. Love from Argentina.
ReplyDeleteEmitting positive vibrations (yeah-uh positive!) in your direction.
ReplyDeleteSending much love & light -- f*ck cancer!
ReplyDeleteJeez, Babz, hope it goes as well as it can. FWIW, there's a bunch of us folks out here who really want you to get better.
ReplyDeleteAh hell...the misery that keeps on giving, eh?
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for swift and complete extermination of that no good SOB cancer...
I am sending positive thoughts and vibes your way to you in NYC.
ReplyDeleteAll my very best wishes, Babs. My wife's been through cancer recently and, whilst it's not easy to face up to, take everything you need from friends and others who want you to get better.
ReplyDeleteOh my.
ReplyDeleteIt's early. You will beat it.
Please be well. We need your daily dose of sense and feeling to our lives.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, Babs, as said above, early detection is key!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear this Babs. Best of luck with your treatment and know that you have all of our hopes for a full recovery.
ReplyDeleteI know I already commented, but best of luck Babs. I want to change things but can't. Hope the power is with you.
ReplyDeleteSending loads of positive vibrations to you. You'll recover for sure!
ReplyDeleteStay strong, Babs.
ReplyDeleteFrom another admirer of your generous and thoughtful posts, here are best wishes being beamed your way.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, Babs. Early stage is the best stage treatment-wise. Spent the summer ferrying my best friend 250 miles return trip to his daily treatments, and dropping my mother-in-law (93yrs) off for her surgery and post-op follow-ups. It's not like the olden days when it comes to the big (or shrinking) C.
ReplyDeleteI work in healthcare. Friends and family members like you are a vital source of support that money can't buy.
DeleteLike everybody here Babs, I'm pulling for you and hope the probing and jabbing leads to good things. And on Friday, I'll especially be thinking about you.
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