ANA Discussion Forum
Treatment Options => Radiation / Radiosurgery => Topic started by: nanramone on April 19, 2010, 10:19:23 am
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Hi all -
I've made an appointment for Gamma Knife with Dr. Lunsford in Pittsburgh on May 18! How do I get this on the calendar!
I'm glad to be attacking the intruder, very soon!
Nancy
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Glad to hear you made a decision! I'll bet you feel relieved. Like I've said before, Pittsburgh has some great doctors!
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CONGRATS on making your decision....that is truely the hardest part. Best of luck on your treatment!!
GM
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Nancy ~
Congratulations on your appointment with Dr. Lunsford on May 18th. You're on the AN Treatment Calendar - http://my.calendars.net/an_treatments/d01/05/2010?display=M&style=B&positioning=A (http://my.calendars.net/an_treatments/d01/05/2010?display=M&style=B&positioning=A)
Jim
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Thanks everyone! The best part of making the decision is that now I feel like I can relax about this a bit and get back to some work I need to do~ after this week, I'll be painting sets for Cabaret for our community theater here, which will consume much of my energy - and before I know it, I'll be leaving for NYC to see my daughter for a week, which will be followed by GK....
This has been an unusual spring season, to say the least!
Nancy
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Congrats on your decision! And try to take a few moments to take it all in...
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Nancy -
congratulations on making your treatment decision. It's honestly one of the hardest parts of the AN Journey.
Good luck!
Jan
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I'm glad you've made your decision and I wish you the best through the treatment process.
Cayce
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Thanks to all - As many have said, making the decision seems to be difficult - since posting this, I've had the pleasure to write and/or speak directly to a group of people (from willing to talk list) who had GK for their AN - some went to Pittsburgh, and a few had Dr. Lunsford... - over all, the info I received served as affirmation that this is the right choice for me. As I said elsewhere, I initially was so afraid of the idea of radiation - I worked at a university with athymic mice which were irradiated as part of prostate cancer research - though it had nothing to do with this, the results were sometimes negative, and I think that I was being irrational about radiation because of the mice!
Anyway, let me express gratitude for this forum - all of you who are here to offer support to those who are distressed about this problem...it provides a safe haven, for sure, at a time that can be very isolating.
I started my theater set painting today, and this is the best day I've had since late March! This thing was hardly on my mind all day.
Nancy