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lovelife

lovelife

Wednesday, October 22, 2008
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Hi Everyone,

I am currently just getting started on this journey.  I have been

diagnosed with stage III melanoma. I just had the melanoma

removed and one lymph node tested, which came back positive.

I now and going back in on the 29th of october to have more

lymph nodes removed and my doctor said we would go from

there.  As fo goes from there i actually have an apt with him

tomorrow. My sister Nancy is going with me as I have so many

questions.  When he first told me I was surprised (it was over

the phone) and didn't have much to say at that time. but boy

when i hung up I had so many questions.  Such are what is

my chances for a full recovery? What trials would he be

putting me into? He said he doesn't endorse Intrafueron and

would like anyone's input on that.  I am scared, to say the least,

have four children ages 26,24,23 and 15 (a sophmore in High School)

and a fiance (but am currently living with just my youngest son.

Can I handle the sickness on my own? any response from fellow

survivors would be so much appreciated. thank you     

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