Re: Diary of a Tumor


"madiba" <down@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1h58nbu.1gm35e8tf0ackN%down@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Araik Margarian <aramargar1@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> >> "madiba" <down@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> >> news:1h56y7e.1ya1fsyeddwn4N%down@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >> >J <studydras@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >> >
>> >> >> madiba wrote:
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > So?
>> >> >> > Do you have mets?
>> >> >> > Do you have a T4 tumor?
>> >> >> > Its pointless looking at the worst case scenario when you are not
>> >> >> > it.
>> >> >> > The HISTOLOGY is very important for prognosis with NPC.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> madiba,
>> >> >> are you still suggesting the PET scan?
>> >> >> If so, please tell him again.
>> >> >> J
>> >> >
>> >> > Araik may be nuts but he's not stupid..
>> >>
>> >> Hmmm, tell me what you like,
>> >> I am in the hands of your Doctors Brotherhood,
>> >> I have to accept it.
>> >>
>> >> > He knows what to do.
>> >> > MRI is to exclude infiltration of the base of the skull
>> >> > PET scan is to check for mets.
>> >>
>> >> OK.
>> >>
>> >> > However his medical team has financial constraints as I believe he's
>> >> > been out of work for a while.
>> >>
>> >> Where comes your believe from?
>>
>> > God. I hear voices............... <g>
>> > No, in fact you did, I read it somewhere in MyAmericanDream.
>> >
>>
>> Who you are? Where you appear from? The question obviously was not
>> addresed
>> to you. Or may it? All this Internet/Usenet thing is like a big
>> Halloween.
>> Celebration of masks.
>> OK, thanks for reading carefully my
>> http://journals.aol.com/aramargar1/MyAmericanDream/, no matter for fan or
>> for duty.
>>
>> Thanks God, I kept my insurance from my previous job.
>> Though, who knows, may be without biopsies the cancer would stay
>> dormant until the science would find better treatments.
> Dormant? You already have metastatic neck nodes.
> Get real.
>

So, that means that I have mets and stage 4?

>> >> > CT can be used to cover the above
>> >> > questions too, its just not first choice. I'm sure they'll do the
>> >> > best
>> >> > they can.
>> >>
>> >> The second opinion doctor suggested do MRI right away if I would
>> >> change
>> >> to
>> >> their facility.
>>
>> > Nice. But the overall treatment concept is more important, also where
>> > you feel more comfortable, who you have more confidence in.
>>
>> That's right.
>> My principle always same - to treat people with trust, until
>> I notice gross misuse of it.
>>
>> I don't want to go with the themes of
>> my journal in these ng. After this thing, I realized that a man can
>> endure
>> every mistreatment
>> in life while he is healthy. Now it grows into your body.
>> ...
>> Hard, but still there is a hope while you are alive.
>>
>>
>> > You'll remember this as you lie for what seems like hours with a tight
>> > face mask on during simulation.
>>
>> You mean the "singulation" appointments that I have in my other post or
>> the
>> RT itself?
> For the patient, simulation 'seems' to take hours, but in fact its much
> quicker. It also depends whether you're getting IMRT or not.
> Singulation is used in the CPU industry, so I think you misheard or
> misread the word..
>

I've got notified about the apointment through phone message.
So, it's simulation.
How long it takes if I also get IMRT?

>> If the last, shouldn't it be 15 minutes?
> That would be very quick...
>

Here I meant the treatment.

>> >Keep cool, remember the better its done
>> > the better the results.
>> > --
>>
>> The better done what? What means "better done" here?
>> Professionalism of the doc. or something of me?
> The simulation, ie the preparation for RT.
>

What is the procedure? Do you get radiated on that?

> As to your questions regarding my identity, none of your business.

Of course my business:
You give here qualified advice (Thanks).
This is not like other groups where anything goes.
You named me "paranoid poet" and mocked me as if I am myself prolonging
the treatment, so as if preparing excuse for predetermined bad outcome.
After my angrily response to that post, my newsfeed account was canceled
arbitrarily
which I was not able to restore for 2 days.
You tell me I need pet-scan and CXR and other professional advice
and if it is not what my doctor do, it's as you create conflict between us.
So, of course it's important to know if you get qualified advise from a real
doctor with
integrity or if this is just game for unknown reasons.

Now you, it seems, inadvertently responded by your other "identity" then
corrected
it in an hour sending the same message by "madiba".

Of course it's important to know who you are.



> In real life I'm neither Ray nor madiba.
.... And nor doctor?

> For the purposes of this NG
> I chose the moniker madiba, a wise old man like me. :-/
> I used to give advice on the net with my real name, but that was in the
> early days when we were all still a bit naive about this wonderful
> communications tool, and I was spammed to death..

Explanation sounds good.
I myself get too many spam and scam.
But I guess there are easy ways to protect yourself from spam
and not "hide" your real name - just forge your email.
Again, you, as professional, take serious responsibility - volunteer to
help most disadvantageous people.
How is that Steph use his real name?


> --
> madiba



--
Regards,
Araik Margarian.
http://journals.aol.com/aramargar1/MyAmericanDream/



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