I sent holiday greetings yesterday but haven't seen it posted -- perhaps because I put it under social issues. Let me try once again.
I have just reached my 1-year anniversary of colostomy op. I so much appreciated all the helpful advice, the laughs, the forum chats during my first few months. I feel badly that I haven't been here to help others along for a long while. But I found myself so addicted to this site that I would spend late hours on the general forum or replying to posts and that it was not conducive to my insomnia issues. So I stopped logging on but I continue to read your posts and I continue to care for you and all your concerns, issues, and laughs. I hope to come back for more soon.
I wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
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Carolyn
Oh, that's so much better than "holiday wishes"............. Merry Christmas right back...!!!!
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First off, this is a pretty cool site with 37,000 members who truly understand you.
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Hope you had a Merry Christmas too, Carolyn!
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Have a fantastic New Year! Jane
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Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas since I certainly did. The mass discovered in my pelvic area was biopsied, and the week before Christmas the doctor told me it was benign. Everyone was shocked as I have had cancer of the colon, and anyone who gets a mass back in that area usually experiences a recurrence, so God was good to me. I will go for another CT/Pet in February as they want to watch this mass, but for now, life has been good. Hometown Joyce
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