Lu Zuckerman
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Well done Lu, will be nice to be able to read some of your deliberate comments once more,
Now will some one please fire this bullet , say something about R22 and the heads
PeterR-B
Now will some one please fire this bullet , say something about R22 and the heads
PeterR-B
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I may have spoken too soon
I got back from the hospital the other day. I have technically finished my ChemoTherapy and they tell me the Leukemia is in remission. However over the next four months I have to spend six days in the hospital each month for what they call consolidation treatment, which consists of two doses of ChemoTherapy every 24 hours over the six days. This is supposed to give long term results although it can come back again. I lost a brother to Leukemia so I am very concerned. However with the love and support of My and Pearls families and the support of PPRuNer's I maintain a positive attitude. I have just a bit of fuzz on my head but my beard is coming back but very slowly.
After each monthly session I must take injections for the first ten days in order to rebuild my white blood cells. These tiny vials cost 270$ Canadian or 2700$ Canadian for each session of ten.
Lucky for me I haven't had any nausea as they give me something while taking ChemoTherapy and none so far while at home.
Wish me luck.
After each monthly session I must take injections for the first ten days in order to rebuild my white blood cells. These tiny vials cost 270$ Canadian or 2700$ Canadian for each session of ten.
Lucky for me I haven't had any nausea as they give me something while taking ChemoTherapy and none so far while at home.
Wish me luck.
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Fingers crossed for you...
Seen some incredible turn arounds and unexpected outcomes in my time as a paramedic.
Keep the spirits up! You got a lot of support here - including those who've disagreed with your 'stances' in the past!
PW
Seen some incredible turn arounds and unexpected outcomes in my time as a paramedic.
Keep the spirits up! You got a lot of support here - including those who've disagreed with your 'stances' in the past!
PW
Lu
Depending on the point of view, you either always speak too soon or you are always wrong.
This time we all think you are wrong, I know that a lot of guys who read PPrune but never post and they to are rooting for you as am I.
At the end of this I am expecting a blow by blow detail of how you beat it, nothing else will be accepted.
I wish you well for the battle and hope to see you in this neck of the woods soon. You are more than welcome to use my place as a base for the 2005 ( or 6) uk visit.
Keep us all posted, even the bad bits, just talk about it. Most of us do care.
V.
Depending on the point of view, you either always speak too soon or you are always wrong.
This time we all think you are wrong, I know that a lot of guys who read PPrune but never post and they to are rooting for you as am I.
At the end of this I am expecting a blow by blow detail of how you beat it, nothing else will be accepted.
I wish you well for the battle and hope to see you in this neck of the woods soon. You are more than welcome to use my place as a base for the 2005 ( or 6) uk visit.
Keep us all posted, even the bad bits, just talk about it. Most of us do care.
V.
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I am sure you'll do just fine Lu, remember squeeze the neck and shake life for all its worth.
Besides who going to correct us all about the Robinson Rotor head system.
Hang in there pal.
PeterR-B
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Besides who going to correct us all about the Robinson Rotor head system.
Hang in there pal.
PeterR-B
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