On a positive note, we did get the genetic test results back, and they were negative. That means that a mastectomy (or double mastectomy) is not required. So, treatment will still be chemo, then surgery, then radiation, and finally hormone therapy (pills).
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Don't know how I've missed this thread, but prayers sent!Comment
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Godspeed buddy. Tina and you are in our prayers.Comment
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Continued thoughts and prayers.Comment
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Geez. I hate cancer. Everyday I see it ruin somebody's life. Literally almost every single day.
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My wife lost her hair during RCHOP and she wore hats and went bald and owned it. She used to get upset with me because apparently according to her I would palm her head in my sleep. When it came back it came back thicker and curly. KCA Prayers outboundComment
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more prayers and support sent up brotherComment
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Just look on each treatment/blood draw/drive/parking/insurance dealings/side effects/surgery/recovery as a fight. That you WIN!Comment
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Good thoughts for you guys from the Moser's, Kevin.
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Praying for Tina! I just really hate cancer. I'm sorry y'all are having to go through this, Kevin. But KCA, dadgummit!Comment
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Continued prayers for the entire family Kevin. God BlessComment
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Prayers for the both of you.Comment
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Over the last week, Tina really started loosing her hair. We both knew it was coming. She said that everywhere that there was still hair, hurt really bad.
Yesterday she solved that problem.
She said it feels much better.
Never once, through this, have I seen her not smile.
She's definitely tougher than I am!Comment
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