Oberon - UPDATE

I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

This will come as no surprise - Obe has cancer. He has early
low-grade lympho-sarcoma in the intestine. Luckily, it is a very
treatable cancer, and he should tolerate the chemo very well. He
should be able to live a very good life with this, anywhere from
about 6 months to about 3 years. Because the liver is not involved,
he has a good chance, but it will be impossible to know until the
treatments get going. He goes in Monday for his first chemo, because
even though he is eating, he is not processing the food. Please
keep good thoughts for him.


Joyce

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I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

This will come as no surprise - Obe has cancer. He has early
low-grade lympho-sarcoma in the intestine. Luckily, it is a very
treatable cancer, and he should tolerate the chemo very well. He
should be able to live a very good life with this, anywhere from
about 6 months to about 3 years. Because the liver is not involved,
he has a good chance, but it will be impossible to know until the
treatments get going. He goes in Monday for his first chemo, because
even though he is eating, he is not processing the food. Please
keep good thoughts for him.


Joyce

Purrs continue for an outrageously successful treatment.

Karen

On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 00:37:27 GMT, wrote:

I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

This will come as no surprise - Obe has cancer. He has early
low-grade lympho-sarcoma in the intestine. Luckily, it is a very
treatable cancer, and he should tolerate the chemo very well. He
should be able to live a very good life with this, anywhere from
about 6 months to about 3 years. Because the liver is not involved,
he has a good chance, but it will be impossible to know until the
treatments get going. He goes in Monday for his first chemo, because
even though he is eating, he is not processing the food. Please
keep good thoughts for him.


Joyce

Cancer has such an evil sound that just the word scares the bejesus
out of you. But, I'm glad to hear that it is a type which is treatable
and isn't far advanced.

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hugs and prayers
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wrote
I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

This will come as no surprise - Obe has cancer. He has early
low-grade lympho-sarcoma in the intestine. Luckily, it is a very
treatable cancer, and he should tolerate the chemo very well. He
should be able to live a very good life with this, anywhere from
about 6 months to about 3 years. Because the liver is not involved,
he has a good chance, but it will be impossible to know until the
treatments get going. He goes in Monday for his first chemo, because
even though he is eating, he is not processing the food. Please
keep good thoughts for him.

I'm sorry that it did turn out to be cancer, but it sounds fairly hopeful
all the same. Purrs that Oberon can beat it, and purrs for his worried
slave, too.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

Purrs for Oberon continue from here.
Sam
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...
I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

This will come as no surprise - Obe has cancer. He has early
low-grade lympho-sarcoma in the intestine. Luckily, it is a very
treatable cancer, and he should tolerate the chemo very well. He
should be able to live a very good life with this, anywhere from
about 6 months to about 3 years. Because the liver is not involved,
he has a good chance, but it will be impossible to know until the
treatments get going. He goes in Monday for his first chemo, because
even though he is eating, he is not processing the food. Please
keep good thoughts for him.


Joyce

wrote:

I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

Purrs for Oberon and his chemo treatment.

wrote in message ...
I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

This will come as no surprise - Obe has cancer. He has early
low-grade lympho-sarcoma in the intestine. Luckily, it is a very
treatable cancer, and he should tolerate the chemo very well. He
should be able to live a very good life with this, anywhere from
about 6 months to about 3 years. Because the liver is not involved,
he has a good chance, but it will be impossible to know until the
treatments get going. He goes in Monday for his first chemo, because
even though he is eating, he is not processing the food. Please
keep good thoughts for him.


Joyce


We will be sending out loads of purrs for Oberon's successful
treatment and good future health. Please do keep us posted when you
hear anything.

------
Krista

Big loud Purrs for Oberon,to help him get rid of that cancer
Good luck Oberon Jean.P.
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...
I just heard the news from my friend about her kitty Oberon, who has
been very sick. Here's the email she sent me:

This will come as no surprise - Obe has cancer. He has early
low-grade lympho-sarcoma in the intestine. Luckily, it is a very
treatable cancer, and he should tolerate the chemo very well. He
should be able to live a very good life with this, anywhere from
about 6 months to about 3 years. Because the liver is not involved,
he has a good chance, but it will be impossible to know until the
treatments get going. He goes in Monday for his first chemo, because
even though he is eating, he is not processing the food. Please
keep good thoughts for him.


Joyce

On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 00:37:27 GMT, wrote:

Please
keep good thoughts for him.

Good thoughts, many purrs, and doggy-wags that Oberon beats this
cancer and has many good, happy years ahead.

Jeanne