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Old Tue, Apr-21-15, 07:17
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Plan: mostly milkfat
Stats: 190/152.4/154 Male 67inches
BF:
Progress: 104%
Location: Ontario
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Words are inadequate. But I hope and pray for the best for you and your family.
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Old Tue, Apr-21-15, 08:50
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Plan: mine
Stats: 222/185/143 Male 175
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holly ...... I just want to salute and give my highest respect to you brother.
This looks like a miracle!
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Old Tue, Apr-21-15, 09:53
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Maori Maori is offline
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Plan: DANDR 2002
Stats: 432/180/200 Male 5 ft 11 inches
BF:
Progress: 109%
Location: Tucson, AZ
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thanks for all your support and kind thoughts everyone, it really means a lot. More positive now that we have more of a plan to move forward. Oncologist thinks it maybe III not IV and if so then surgery can be an option. Have another cat scan setup for Friday then MRI right after to determine if the cancer lymph nodes have spread beyond the stomach area. If not then then we are weighing options for ether chermo' >> surgery >> chermo' or surgery >> chemo or surgery chemo/radiation. Personally i like to go right into surgery first and then chemo but we will wait and see on the scans.
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Old Tue, Apr-21-15, 20:45
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 235/135/135 Female 5'4
BF:
Progress: 100%
Location: Brisbane, Australia
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Originally Posted by Maori
thanks for all your support and kind thoughts everyone, it really means a lot. More positive now that we have more of a plan to move forward. Oncologist thinks it maybe III not IV and if so then surgery can be an option. Have another cat scan setup for Friday then MRI right after to determine if the cancer lymph nodes have spread beyond the stomach area. If not then then we are weighing options for ether chermo' >> surgery >> chermo' or surgery >> chemo or surgery chemo/radiation. Personally i like to go right into surgery first and then chemo but we will wait and see on the scans.

Oh Maori, that sounds like, well, not good news as such, but possibly so much better. Just to give you options is a great improvement at this stage and I am so happy to hear it.

I'd want to go into surgery first, too, but, yes, wait and see what the scans say, and then wait and see what the experts say. And please keep us informed if you can.

I'm still thinking of you every day. {{{{hugs}}}}
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Old Wed, Apr-22-15, 01:40
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Plan: Generic low carb
Stats: 343/233/160 Male 5'10
BF:33.4
Progress: 60%
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Originally Posted by Maori
thanks for all your support and kind thoughts everyone, it really means a lot. More positive now that we have more of a plan to move forward. Oncologist thinks it maybe III not IV and if so then surgery can be an option. Have another cat scan setup for Friday then MRI right after to determine if the cancer lymph nodes have spread beyond the stomach area. If not then then we are weighing options for ether chermo' >> surgery >> chermo' or surgery >> chemo or surgery chemo/radiation. Personally i like to go right into surgery first and then chemo but we will wait and see on the scans.


Good luck to you, it was very sad to read your wonderful story and then this.

Out of curiosity, has your doctor or other medical personal attempted to blame the cancer on the diet (too much meat!). Hopefully the weight loss has raised your prognosis either way.
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Old Fri, Apr-24-15, 07:36
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Posts: 2,371
 
Plan: Atkins
Stats: 296/220/205 Male 71 inches
BF:25%?
Progress: 84%
Location: Upstate SC
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Originally Posted by Maori
thanks for all your support and kind thoughts everyone, it really means a lot. More positive now that we have more of a plan to move forward. Oncologist thinks it maybe III not IV and if so then surgery can be an option. Have another cat scan setup for Friday then MRI right after to determine if the cancer lymph nodes have spread beyond the stomach area. If not then then we are weighing options for ether chermo' >> surgery >> chermo' or surgery >> chemo or surgery chemo/radiation. Personally i like to go right into surgery first and then chemo but we will wait and see on the scans.


Still thinking about you and praying for you.

I'm really glad to see you staying open and sharing.
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Old Fri, Apr-24-15, 07:53
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Judynyc Judynyc is offline
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Posts: 30,111
 
Plan: No sugar, flour, wheat
Stats: 228.4/209.0/170 Female 5'6"
BF:stl/too/mch
Progress: 33%
Location: NYC
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I just saw this and have to say that I'm not only very sorry to read the news but am just in shock!

You are in my thoughts and I'm sending your healing vibes....>>>>>(((((Maori)))))
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Old Fri, Apr-24-15, 07:55
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Posts: 63
 
Plan: P.L.A.N
Stats: 302/290/253 Male 187
BF:
Progress: 24%
Location: thailand
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Good luck to you, it was very sad to read your wonderful story and then this.

Out of curiosity, has your doctor or other medical personal attempted to blame the cancer on the diet (too much meat!). Hopefully the weight loss has raised your prognosis either way.


Unlikely. The only thing that none of us really have no control over is having a cancer appear right in the midst of strong weight loss, for obvious reasons

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Old Fri, May-01-15, 21:55
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AnneChoco AnneChoco is offline
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Posts: 170
 
Plan: Atkins> LCHF >Carnivore
Stats: 200/183.5/150 Female 5'8" inches
BF:
Progress: 33%
Location: Pennsylvania
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That is awesome! So inspiring! Thanks for sharing.
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Old Fri, May-01-15, 22:06
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Posts: 23,882
 
Plan: Atkins
Stats: 235/135/135 Female 5'4
BF:
Progress: 100%
Location: Brisbane, Australia
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That is awesome! So inspiring! Thanks for sharing.
Anne....please go back and read Maori's last couple of posts...
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Old Sat, May-02-15, 00:20
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Posts: 6,671
 
Plan: General Low Carb
Stats: 164/162.6/151 Female 5'3"
BF:Sure is
Progress: 11%
Location: SoCal
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Maori, that's hopeful news! I know it will be a tough road but I'm thinking you are going to fight this off. Thanks for keeping us posted.
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Old Sat, May-02-15, 09:05
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Posts: 415
 
Plan: lchf + if
Stats: 230/169/130 Female 5' 5-1/2"
BF:
Progress: 61%
Location: France
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Maori
thanks for all your support and kind thoughts everyone, it really means a lot. More positive now that we have more of a plan to move forward. Oncologist thinks it maybe III not IV and if so then surgery can be an option. Have another cat scan setup for Friday then MRI right after to determine if the cancer lymph nodes have spread beyond the stomach area. If not then then we are weighing options for ether chemo' >> surgery >> chemo' or surgery >> chemo or surgery chemo/radiation. Personally i like to go right into surgery first and then chemo but we will wait and see on the scans.


Maori - that is very hopeful news. I hope that if/when you do have chemotherapy it will be as tolerable for you as it was for me, anti-nausea drugs worked magnificently as well as having a wonderful partner for courage comfort and laughter. It is comforting to be treated in any case. I'm thinking very strongly of you and sending positive healing vibes
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Old Mon, May-04-15, 13:35
chloe92us chloe92us is offline
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Posts: 3
 
Plan: Atkins
Stats: 195/186/150 Female 5'5"
BF:
Progress: 20%
Location: SW Florida
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(I'm sorry I can't delete this- I congratulated you on your amazing transformation before reading the rest of the thread.)

I'm a newbie and I'm so sorry I was insensitive.

Last edited by chloe92us : Mon, May-04-15 at 13:43.
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Old Mon, May-04-15, 13:37
chloe92us chloe92us is offline
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Posts: 3
 
Plan: Atkins
Stats: 195/186/150 Female 5'5"
BF:
Progress: 20%
Location: SW Florida
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Quote:
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thanks for all your warm and support thoughts everyone....Amazing Irony is while i am the most healthiest point in my life today, i was given news that i have stage iv stomach cancer (3 months of different diagnostic procedures)........Initial shock and disbelief aside between me and my wife, i have switched my drive and determination to fight this one day at a time and live life as much as i can while doing it.


Oh my, I just saw this as I was reading back. I will be praying for you. If you can lose 250+ pounds, you can fight this cancer!
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Old Tue, May-05-15, 11:22
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Posts: 2,312
 
Plan: modified adkins (sort of)
Stats: 265/176/167 Female 68.5 inches
BF:
Progress: 91%
Location: Austin, TX
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AMAZING! Absolutely completely amazing. Congratulations! Here's to maintaining you svelte new shape for the rest of a very long and healthy life!
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