Major purrs and prayers, please

Mega Purrs for Jeff--I hope the radiation works and fast! =o(

There is entirely TOO MUCH CANCER in the world.

Melissa

"Gabey8" wrote in message
lkaboutpets.com...
I'm so upset. The webmaster of a hockey board where I post, who was
diagnosed with lymphoma last year, has had a medical setback.

His tumor has become chemo-resistant, forcing them to cancel the stem-cell
transplant he was scheduled to undergo within the next few days. Now
they're going to try radiation to shrink the tumor, and they're going to
search for a donor match from the National Registry instead of being able
to use his own stem cells for the transplant.

If the radiation doesn't shrink the tumor, his prognosis is poor. (

Please send prayers and purrs and everything else you can think of to
send, for the radiation to work and shrink this tumor so he can be
treated. He's a good young man who JUST got married in October to a fine
young lady (who happens to be the Meowmy to three cats). He's also the
only child of a disabled mom, and prior to his own getting sick, he was
his mother's primary caregiver.

I don't want to think of the worst-case scenario, which would make a young
woman into a young widow, deprive his mom of her only son, and leave three
felines without their Paw. May that day never come to pass. (

Please join me in sending prayers, purrs, and good thoughts Jeff's way.
Thanks.

Donna, Captain, and Stanley

The best purrs our pair can muster are on the way for Jeff.
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

I'm so very sorry to hear that.
We are thinking of Jeff, sending lots and lots of purrs and best wishes
for him to recover completely,
Polonca and Soncek

Gabey8 wrote:

I'm so upset. The webmaster of a hockey board where I post, who was
diagnosed with lymphoma last year, has had a medical setback.

His tumor has become chemo-resistant, forcing them to cancel the stem-cell
transplant he was scheduled to undergo within the next few days. Now
they're going to try radiation to shrink the tumor, and they're going to
search for a donor match from the National Registry instead of being able
to use his own stem cells for the transplant.
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Gabey8 wrote:
I'm so upset. The webmaster of a hockey board where I post, who was
diagnosed with lymphoma last year, has had a medical setback.

Many rumbling purrs.

--Fil

Gabey8 wrote:

Please join me in sending prayers, purrs, and good thoughts Jeff's way.

Many purrs and good vibes on the way for your friend.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.
marina (dot) kurten (at) iki (dot) fi
Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/
Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

Prayers and purrs are on the way.

--
Joy

**Don't believe everything you think**

"Gabey8" wrote in message
lkaboutpets.com...
I'm so upset. The webmaster of a hockey board where I post, who was
diagnosed with lymphoma last year, has had a medical setback.

His tumor has become chemo-resistant, forcing them to cancel the stem-cell
transplant he was scheduled to undergo within the next few days. Now
they're going to try radiation to shrink the tumor, and they're going to
search for a donor match from the National Registry instead of being able
to use his own stem cells for the transplant.

If the radiation doesn't shrink the tumor, his prognosis is poor. (

Please send prayers and purrs and everything else you can think of to
send, for the radiation to work and shrink this tumor so he can be
treated. He's a good young man who JUST got married in October to a fine
young lady (who happens to be the Meowmy to three cats). He's also the
only child of a disabled mom, and prior to his own getting sick, he was
his mother's primary caregiver.

I don't want to think of the worst-case scenario, which would make a young
woman into a young widow, deprive his mom of her only son, and leave three
felines without their Paw. May that day never come to pass. (

Please join me in sending prayers, purrs, and good thoughts Jeff's way.
Thanks.

Donna, Captain, and Stanley