"Here is a
general report from the DR. A major surgery ; I could have had this for 20
years to get to the size that it is . Which is really not going to be
known until after surgery. Could wait for a while but you never know what may
happen. Several ways to treat this,but surgery is the best way to get it all
since it's in a confined area. I wanted to get a few of these
little smileys at
the start. I have to maintain a positive attitude. A DR. Forrest in Tulsa is to
call hopefully this week to set up a time for surgery. I figure its not going to
go away; so let's get it out. The PSA lab work was o.k. and the rectal exam was
o.k. So the bio was the best way to catch it. I want to THANK ALL of YOU now
while its fresh in my mind and before I have another Senior moment When I know
something you will be the first to know. Love ya,
Gene"
I'm sure we all have
someone special who may be struggling with cancer or
something equally difficult. And if you'd like the support
of the truly wonderful and loving people who subscribe to TLC, please send that news
as well as the good news. But be sure to get permission
first.
Liz Anne
White '57 Kramer is undergoing experimental treatments for mesothelioma, which
is a cancer usually caused by exposure to asbestos. She's a fighter, and I'm
putting my money on her. Still, she and Gene and Judy's family can all use our
prayers. Send general messages to TLC, and they will be duly reported. If you
would like addresses to write directly to someone, I'll get them for you.
It's a good
idea, in fact, to remember your entire TLC family in your
prayers.
With a lump
in my throat, I remain your loyal scribe,
Susan