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Morning! That's why I have 2. When my favorite one disappears under my nose, there's the back up to help me find it.

Great to hear scans look good! I've pm'd info that could be an issue before saying bring it up with your onc. On the breast cancer board, we can talk about anything. There's a disclaimer in some forums that says to always consult your medical doctor starting something new.

Great news, great start to the new year!

I sent you a pm. Did it work?

That's odd. I haven't turned off messages.

Congrats! I have my shark tooth on my coffee table. It wouldn't be a geek club thread if there wasn't any bitching and drama. Happy holidays!

Glad it worked for you. Thanks for shouting me out.

Awesome. Happy holidays!

Hope you're doing well.

You too, Honcho!

You're alive???

Glad to read the scans look good. Yowza, that's some serious analysis! Bet they don't get that often. I didn't analyze like you but I had researched a whole lot more than others around me that my docs were impressed. I know when they found suspicious nodules that couldn't be biopsied in my lungs, I had CT scans 2 or maybe 3x a year (can't remember now) for 2 years. No change = all clear at 2 years. Continued best wishes to you!

You have over a year of medical records. Send it all even if it doesn't look like much info on the document.

I think you do. If you aren't approved off the bat then you can lawyer up or go in front of a judge. I know cancer patients who got it. Just need to persist. It pays higher than Social Security and you get Medicare. When you reach 67 or whatever the age is for your year of birth, they'll move you to SS but with your SSDI amount. SSDI basically is min of 1 year no way can you work. And it could go retroactive for backpay. You just need very detailed good notes from your docs. Once approved they'll do a review from time to time for your latest status. Some get it every year, 3 years, 5, 7 or never. They can tell you once you get your letter of approval.

Have you tried applying for SSDI?

Congrats on your last chemo, and best wishes with the scans! Takes awhile for chemo to get out of your system so keep drinking up. That's great insurance approved Keytruda for a year. Usually it's a fight.

Sad to hear. He was one of the nice ones here. RIP Ted

Dillon Don't respond to those people. On this board there are azzholes that don't care that just like to troll. You don't need that. This board isn't worth it. There's a reason why many have left. You know who liked Gary. That's all you need to know. It'll never end if you keep responding to those posts. That's how it goes here. Xx

Just stop already. Many commented on his fb page including me. You are free to believe he's alive and well and they are making thousands. What's it to you anyway? You haven't been here that long and probably never read a post from him since his last post was before you joined. Gary was a member for years so many of us know him. Quit being a newbie azz.

I took probiotics because chemo destroys the cells in your stomach lining. They are in the same category as hair. Helps with nausea too.

I get that but I found some people years out who didn't have terrible ses. I think part of it is the healthier you are going in the ses may not be so bad.

I thought if you vote no to the recall then that's a yes keep Newsom. So also selecting Faulconer is like voting for 2 people?