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Lou from Wis.

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Well folks. bad news hit the door again today!!My #2 son was told that he was terminal stage 4 caner. He has to undergo back in the hospital after Christmas so the Dr's can pack the intestinal cavity with kemo hoping to kill the cancer. Cancer is not in his organs but evidently the surgeon overlooked some polups and now the escaped ones have Massed inside the stomach cavity.If the kemo doesn't work there will be no hope.Hard news to stomach when he is so young, and I'm 83 years old,so in my judgement, it doesn't seem quite fair. I'm just letting you folks know what is transpiring here.Warmest regards, Lou & Victor.
 
Lou, Sorry to hear that, especially this time of year. Best wishes from central NY. I hope you and the family can find some bright spots in the up coming weeks.
Loren
 
Lou and Victor- I'm sorry to hear of this diagnosis. Modern medicine is amazing, enjoy any time you have left together. I think it is a good thing none of us know our days. May the Peace of Christmas lift your spirit.

Tom
 
So sorry to hear that, Lou. Many recent advances in medical science, so keep positive, and hopefully there can be a positive result.
 
So very sorry to hear this news. Hope all goes well for the best possible outcome. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
 
Lou -- prayers sent -- not something Ya want to hear for sure -- blessed Christmas to You and the rest-- Roy
 
Dang Lou, sure sorry to hear that! Wish I had some good words to share, but we still have a difficult time when it comes to cancer.

Our prayers for your son and all of you!
 
You have our prayers from here. Very hard to see young family members having to go thru cancer treatment.
 
Lou, Like I've said before. For every dismal cancer story you tell me, I can tell you 10 success stories. Never, ever give up hope. I'm sending good thoughts your way.
 
Bad news indeed. The power of positive thought does help. Hoping for the best. Maybe not appropriate but maybe a Merry Christmas will help.
 
Lou,

I am so sorry to hear this... for your son, for you, for the rest of your family. I hope the treatment can somehow beat the cancer.
 
Lou: Cancer is an insidious disease. It seems that all ages are effected anymore.

Hope your son the best of luck in his battle.
 
So sorry to hear the terrible news,prayers that a successful treatment and healthy recovery finds it your sons way
 
Praying for you and your family Lou. Cancer is nasty. Stay strong. Merry Christmas. Richard
 
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