For those who have followed me, my pc has taken a backseat to my Glio tumor. I had SBRT and Eligard for my PC in June after my 2 yr vaca and that seems to be addressed.
Since my last post, I have had brain surgery to debulk my Glio followed by radiation/chemo that all went surprisingly well - i have some SE from the surgery esp my right hand, but I am alive.
The good news is that I had an MRI last week and things looked good - so we got busy and are booking a flight in late Sept to go to rome. There are no guarantees but I do want to have at least one more espresso with my wife and family and hopefully more.
My mother went to the same Mayo with a dx of multiple myeloma back in the 90s - and outlived her dx by several decades -I'm made of the same stuff.
Today is a good day!
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Great news with your treatment results, you were certainly due some good luck and it seems you’ve got it. Now you can look forward to quality time with your family stress free. Best Wishes.
you know that pasta pictures are on the way. You gotta go - the food and drink are incredible - this is something like our fourth? time in Rome and each time is better. Nothing like finding the little family owned shop with plastic tables - but a pasta recipe that was brought down from their great grandfather.
I might need a bib cuz Imma drool when I see them. Yea, gonna plan a big Trip to Europe, I'm still working as a dds (enjoying it too) so logistics of me being gone for a bit will be interesting. In the Interim I'll be that guy vicariously enjoying your
A slight change in plans - apparently the Ryder Cup is in Rome on the same weekend we are arriving so we changed and will be going to Florence for 5 days and then 2 days in Rome - best meal I have ever had was at Restauranti Del Fagioli.
Wonderful news. As a wife myself to a husband who has being going through so much, we will be more then happy and extremely thankful to have the road your on now. Enjoy and keep up your positive attitude. Means the world to your family having this opportunity and lasting memory forever.
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