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[quote][i]Originally posted by Kaylynn44[/i]
[br]I wasn't sure where to post this Rich, so if it is in the wrong place, will you please move it to where it should be.
I was going to title it "Cancer victims", but felt like "survivors" would be better because none of us should ever feel like we are victims to cancer. We need to fight and we can win!!!
I know that there are some on this board that have to deal with cancer through family members or are even going through it themselves. I don't know your names, but I have prayed that all of you have the strength to fight this terrible evil.
I had cervical cancer about 18 years ago. I was lucky that my doctors caught it early enough so that the only thing that it took away from me was the ability to have any more children, but the Lord blessed me with one child who is the light of my life.
My husband had to battle prostate cancer a couple of years ago, and through prayer and some very good doctors, he won his fight with that cancer. Now it seems like he has one more fight to go through.
His doctor is concerned about some of the tests that he had to have the other day. He thinks that Bill may have colon cancer, but they won't know until he has a colonoscopy. That is scheduled for this week.Since I am a believer in the power of prayer, I would appreciate any of you adding Bill to your prayers along with the other wonderful people of this board that are going through the same thing. I am praying that this isn't cancer, but if it is, then I just pray that the Lord gives Bill the strength to fight it.
Thank you for listening. Y'all are the BEST!!!

Love,
Kay
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Kaylynn44	Posted - March 21 2004 : 08:27:52 AM I wasn't sure where to post this Rich, so if it is in the wrong place, will you please move it to where it should be. I was going to title it "Cancer victims", but felt like "survivors" would be better because none of us should ever feel like we are victims to cancer. We need to fight and we can win!!! I know that there are some on this board that have to deal with cancer through family members or are even going through it themselves. I don't know your names, but I have prayed that all of you have the strength to fight this terrible evil. I had cervical cancer about 18 years ago. I was lucky that my doctors caught it early enough so that the only thing that it took away from me was the ability to have any more children, but the Lord blessed me with one child who is the light of my life. My husband had to battle prostate cancer a couple of years ago, and through prayer and some very good doctors, he won his fight with that cancer. Now it seems like he has one more fight to go through. His doctor is concerned about some of the tests that he had to have the other day. He thinks that Bill may have colon cancer, but they won't know until he has a colonoscopy. That is scheduled for this week.Since I am a believer in the power of prayer, I would appreciate any of you adding Bill to your prayers along with the other wonderful people of this board that are going through the same thing. I am praying that this isn't cancer, but if it is, then I just pray that the Lord gives Bill the strength to fight it. Thank you for listening. Y'all are the BEST!!! Love, Kay
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Kaylynn44	Posted - September 23 2006 : 08:39:36 AM I just got a call from my sister and a long time friend of hers just died from pancreatic cancer. They has already said their farewells, but it is still hard when somebody you love dies. I can't even imagine the heartbreak that you went through Joyce. Even though my husband had prostate cancer, the doctors were able to catch it fairly early, and his check-ups every three months show no sign of the cancer returning. Love, Kay
Wilderness Woman	Posted - September 22 2006 : 10:59:42 PM Obediah, count your blessings and thank God every single day that your wife is still with you. I was not so fortunate. Cancer is not just "inconvenient." It is a terrible thing.
Obediah	Posted - September 21 2006 : 1:17:10 PM Since I'm pretty new here, I'd never seen this thread when it originally 'aired.' My wife was diagnosed with colon cancer on 28 March 2003 (stage 3) & had colon resection surgery exactly 4 weeks later. Then, of course, she had to go through 6 mo. of chemo. What a thrill. Now, she has been cancer-free for 3½ years. Woot! Kay, I very glad that your husband missed out on this 'fun.' Obviously, not an easy time, but the main thing about cancer, I've learned, is that it's so freakin' inconvenient! For those of you who know about this surgery, my wife sees no humor is my description of her as "the lord of the ring." "Cancer has one patient and many victims."
Kaylynn44	Posted - November 20 2004 : 2:02:53 PM Nora, You are a very special young lady. You are dealing with the loss of your mom alot better than I ever could. You know that if you ever need a friend, I am here for you!!! WW, I am so sorry. I never did tell y'all that the tests came back negative. He doesn't have colon cancer. Thank you for asking about Bill. my daughter-in-law is recovering well from her mastectomy. She still may have to have radiation and chemo. It still up in the air right now, but she should know something this week. Love, Kay
Wilderness Woman	Posted - November 20 2004 : 11:06:36 AM Nora, I am glad that you brought this topic to the front again. I am so glad that you are recovering from the loss of your mother, and are doing well. But, Kay... did I somehow miss the outcome of Bill's test? Are you willing to tell us what happened and how he is doing? If you prefer not to make it public, would you PM me?
UncasLover13	Posted - November 19 2004 : 9:13:30 PM My mother, Judy, was diagnosed with cancer in early 2000. It was lung cancer caused from her smoking for a very long time. Unfortunatley, my mom didn't make it. She died December 30th, 2000. She was my best friend, and it was the hardest thing I've ever had to go through. I remember how guilty I used to feel. You see, I wasn't there with her the night she passed away, I was at a friends house, so when I came home, I had to go straight into the room and say my good byes to her. It was so upsetting, I couldn't even cry I was so shocked. But the truth is, since time has gone by, I've been healing and growing from the experience. God works in mysterious ways, but I know that her dying and being with God was a lot better than her going through the intense amount of pain she was going through. Thank you for this topic, it really touched me. --Nora
Kaylynn44	Posted - March 25 2004 : 11:06:44 PM Thank you Christina and Nancy for the the prayers, and thank you Ithi for thinking of us!!! Ithi, I am so sorry to hear about your friend's mom. Cancer is a terrible thing to have to deal with, and there are so many that are battling it right now. I just want them to know that they are in my prayers!!! Kay
Dances with Beagles	Posted - March 23 2004 : 6:26:18 PM We'll be praying, and waiting for good news! Nancy
Ithiliana	Posted - March 23 2004 : 5:35:32 PM im really sorry to hear about the cancer in your family. my best friend's mother died of cancer recently, and it was a terrible thing for her to go through. my best wishes to your entire family - i hope it will all turn out alright. -ithi
Christina	Posted - March 23 2004 : 10:47:32 AM Kaylynn, a prayer just went up and more are coming... Christina
Kaylynn44	Posted - March 23 2004 : 08:11:32 AM Thanks Theresa and WW. He will see the doctor that will do the colonoscopy next Tuesday. I'm not sure when he will actually have it done, but whenever I find out anything, I will make sure to let y'all know. Thank you everyone!!! Kay
Wilderness Woman	Posted - March 22 2004 : 08:16:17 AM Hold on to your Faith and your courage, Kay, and know that you have friends here who truly care! Add my name to "a link in the prayer chain." Joyce P.S. Be sure to let us know the results of Bill's test as soon as you comfortably can.
Theresa	Posted - March 22 2004 : 07:57:40 AM Keeping you and Bill in my prayers as well, Kay. I have a very close friend who battled this cancer and won.
Kaylynn44	Posted - March 21 2004 : 9:47:22 PM Yes Diana, I do know that. Thank you!!! I will write to you tomorrow. Right now I am about to fall asleep, so it's off to bed for me. Talk to you later. Love, Kay
Gadget Girl	Posted - March 21 2004 : 9:26:36 PM Oh Kay, I'm so sorry to hear this. You know, I know the anxiety you are experiencing now. You also should know you can count on prayers coming from over my way!!! GG
Kaylynn44	Posted - March 21 2004 : 9:17:04 PM Thank you everybody!!! Kay
Bookworm	Posted - March 21 2004 : 5:32:39 PM Prayers from here, too, Kay. Bookworm
Seamus	Posted - March 21 2004 : 4:41:41 PM Kay, Bill, you and your child are all in our prayers here, too. Hang tough! Seamus
Chris	Posted - March 21 2004 : 3:07:11 PM I'll keep you all in my prayers. Chris
Carter	Posted - March 21 2004 : 2:48:08 PM My prayers are with you Kay. My dad was treated for prostate cancer less than a year ago. It is a very scary thing to deal with. Blessings, Carter
Jayne	Posted - March 21 2004 : 2:00:41 PM Kay, So sorry to hear this. I'm sending you a private email. Jayne
Kate	Posted - March 21 2004 : 1:55:42 PM Soooo sorry to hear that you and Bill must go through all this again!!! BUT - you've beaten it twice, you can do it again!! Things (good AND bad) run in three's - third time lucky!! Just keep thinking 'positive' thoughts! I'm praying and hoping for a good result for Bill next week!! Take care, both of you, Love,
securemann	Posted - March 21 2004 : 11:12:26 AM Kay,You have my prayers.
richfed	Posted - March 21 2004 : 10:41:56 AM Prayers from here ...
SgtMunro	Posted - March 21 2004 : 09:40:34 AM Kay, I for one, believe that to face such a powerful adversary as cancer, and survive certainly qualifies as "The Meaning of Life". I shall keep Bill in my prayers, please continue to have faith.

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