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  • dav1965
    Mike when i was going through my head and neck cancer they made a mask out of warm plastic and molded it to my face and made a breathing hole for me. They did not make eye holes.

    When i went in for radiation they tied my hands and legs down and bolted my head in place. I could move my head less than 1/16th of an inch.

    Being tied up and stuff does not bother me. What i was scared of was throwing up and not being able to get the mask off of me in time.

    Mike just keep on keeping on that is all you can do.
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  • montanajoe
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    Mike,so sorry you've had to go through this,but equally glad to hear the results of the test. Keep on keeping on.
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  • 84Bravo1
    quote:Originally posted by montanajoe
    Mike,so sorry you've had to go through this,but equally glad to hear the results of the test. Keep on keeping on.


    Yes Sir. Stay strong Mike. Thinking about you (as always) Brother.

    -Ken-
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  • Toolman286
    My brother passed from a Glioblastoma. By the time doctors figured it out, it was too late. God bless that yours worked out.
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  • bpost
    Mike, hang tough you are an inspiration to all LIVING humans. I for one understand what an immobile neck feels like. It can be terrifying at times when due to road construction or intersection angles you are forced to pull out into by braille, looking up is impossible unless my back will bend that far.

    The news on the brain tumor creates hope in within my heart. I hope it does for you too. It is a very positive series of tests and the reports sound encouraging.

    Keep on keeping on!
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  • mrmike08075
    Despite what trials and tribulations I have already been through the concept of brain cancer was troubling to say the least

    If presented with the option of radiation being focused and lanced through my brain while receiving additional chemotherapy and hospice care I believe that I would have chosen the latter

    The treatment regimen usually renders one blind and unable to speak

    They did discuss the idea of seed implantation via tele operated robot followed by targeted bursts of radiation

    There are no good options in the scenario

    They have me on 3 separate high power antibiotics right now which necessitate anti nausea meds and anti vert meds

    The infusion of these meds leave me shot and exhausted and make eating and drinking difficult and has disrupted my sleep cycle

    I am burnt out

    I want to go home

    Mike
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  • 84Bravo1
    Wish I could give you a hug, and make it all better Brother.

    I'm sending good thoughts and Prayers your way.

    -Ken-
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  • select-fire
    Good News.. sit tight they will release soon.
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  • Locust Fork
    Its amazing to think of all they are able to treat and how far medicine has come in such a short period of time, but I would never have thought we would still be in a time where hour long tests where your head was in a box was required. You are going to have some sort of super hero power for sure before this is all over with.

    You are amazing!
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  • BikerBob
    Hi Mike -

    A month or so you said you wished you were really making a difference. If 99.9 % of the people that have a tumor like your die from it and yours shrunk and crystallized, what they will learn from you may help a lot of other folks. So I think you?re making a difference!

    Hang in there...
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