Submitted by Lucky Sultz (not verified) on Sun, 10/14/2007 - 16:12.
Tony,
I stumbled across your blog and as a fellow traveler I thought I might offer some encouragement.
I was diagnosed with NHL in 2001. Spent the better part of a year sucking down the entire contents of the periodic table while they tried to find something that worked for me. I also spent a lot of time hanging my old bald head over the toilet and feeling sorry for myself.
The good news is that I have had 5+ years now with normal nodes and it's been five of the best years of my life. So, even though it may seem now like the light at the end of the tunnel is from the train that just hit you, keep in mind that things will get better.
We're looking forward to seeing you back up here in the Flathead one of these days. The dance thing is kind of scary, but the third arm should help your balance.
Keep up the positive attitude. The taste for pork will come back. I just hope your weren't talking about the ribs and peanut butter combined, yechhh!
Booster shot from the Flathead
Tony,
I stumbled across your blog and as a fellow traveler I thought I might offer some encouragement.
I was diagnosed with NHL in 2001. Spent the better part of a year sucking down the entire contents of the periodic table while they tried to find something that worked for me. I also spent a lot of time hanging my old bald head over the toilet and feeling sorry for myself.
The good news is that I have had 5+ years now with normal nodes and it's been five of the best years of my life. So, even though it may seem now like the light at the end of the tunnel is from the train that just hit you, keep in mind that things will get better.
We're looking forward to seeing you back up here in the Flathead one of these days. The dance thing is kind of scary, but the third arm should help your balance.
Keep up the positive attitude. The taste for pork will come back. I just hope your weren't talking about the ribs and peanut butter combined, yechhh!
Lucky Sultz
Kalispell