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- March 14, 2013 at 4:12 pm
Hi guys, just wanted to share my good news from last week. Brain MRI remains CLEAR (25 small tumors in there in June, all disapeared by September after one dose of IPI and monthly Temodar). Two adrenal tumors that we radiated in January are dying off. One tumor in armpit still growing slowly. That's it folks!! We are deciding now what to do with the axillary tumor, most likely radiation as my tumors seem to respond well to that, and there may be some benefit to the immune system treating it that way.
Hi guys, just wanted to share my good news from last week. Brain MRI remains CLEAR (25 small tumors in there in June, all disapeared by September after one dose of IPI and monthly Temodar). Two adrenal tumors that we radiated in January are dying off. One tumor in armpit still growing slowly. That's it folks!! We are deciding now what to do with the axillary tumor, most likely radiation as my tumors seem to respond well to that, and there may be some benefit to the immune system treating it that way.
I am full of gratitude. I often wonder at how amazing it would be to live like this for many years (is 50 more too much to ask?). I am seriously just so happy to be alive. Every day.
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- March 14, 2013 at 5:45 pm
It took me a second or two to recognize to figure out which Ali this was. You changed your photo! I like it very much.
It's always great to hear good news, and when it comes from someone who's had as hard a battle as you've had, it's FANTASTIC!!!! Let's hope that the radiation zaps that axillary tumor for good and that you'll be hanging out with NED shortly and for a very long time.
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- March 14, 2013 at 5:45 pm
It took me a second or two to recognize to figure out which Ali this was. You changed your photo! I like it very much.
It's always great to hear good news, and when it comes from someone who's had as hard a battle as you've had, it's FANTASTIC!!!! Let's hope that the radiation zaps that axillary tumor for good and that you'll be hanging out with NED shortly and for a very long time.
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- March 14, 2013 at 5:45 pm
It took me a second or two to recognize to figure out which Ali this was. You changed your photo! I like it very much.
It's always great to hear good news, and when it comes from someone who's had as hard a battle as you've had, it's FANTASTIC!!!! Let's hope that the radiation zaps that axillary tumor for good and that you'll be hanging out with NED shortly and for a very long time.
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- March 14, 2013 at 7:03 pm
Ali – such wonderful news to share about never, ever giving up! Anything is possible with God!Enjoy your family!
All the best,
Amy -
- March 14, 2013 at 7:03 pm
Ali – such wonderful news to share about never, ever giving up! Anything is possible with God!Enjoy your family!
All the best,
Amy -
- March 14, 2013 at 7:03 pm
Ali – such wonderful news to share about never, ever giving up! Anything is possible with God!Enjoy your family!
All the best,
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- March 14, 2013 at 7:27 pm
Ali,
Incredibly great news 🙂 . I am really rejoicing with you right now!!! Every day IS such a gift, isn't it? Thrilled for you and your family to be getting this wonderful report. YAY!!
Tina
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- March 15, 2013 at 12:34 am
Thanks for sharing, I love to see good news, it always makes my day !!!
Gratitude for each day is what I have already gained since my husband's
diagnosis. Continued success to you in your journey.
Randall's wife, Vicki
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- March 15, 2013 at 12:34 am
Thanks for sharing, I love to see good news, it always makes my day !!!
Gratitude for each day is what I have already gained since my husband's
diagnosis. Continued success to you in your journey.
Randall's wife, Vicki
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- March 15, 2013 at 12:34 am
Thanks for sharing, I love to see good news, it always makes my day !!!
Gratitude for each day is what I have already gained since my husband's
diagnosis. Continued success to you in your journey.
Randall's wife, Vicki
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