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EastTN (07/22/08)

Thank you! It really is incredibly helpful to have your support..... Dianne
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finishline (07/21/08)

Great News, wow what a relief that must be to get results and they are normal. Now that is how to take control of your life. You are blessed and will live a very long happy life. I thank you for at least reading what I wrote I am not trying to grip at people but I would like to think maybe I could help someone because my love was worth that and I would not want anyone to lose the greatest love of their life either. So you Go!!!! Very Happy for you
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Fraz (07/09/08)

Yes, you need to have your mind in a possitive place, think good thoughts! And I will be praying for you, Fraz
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finishline (07/09/08)

GOOF FOR YOU THAT IS WONDERFUL. My husband made me go through both 1 month before he died he wanted to make sure I was OK. When it comes back good you can relax it should be routine like a mamogram or pap smear. Thank you and good job!!!! Finishline
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innocencegone (07/09/08)

Wishing you well with your procedure on Friday! I hope and pray things will turn out just fine for you~
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shyla100 (06/29/08)

thanks for your advice rmb, i am making the appointment tomorrow!! hope you;re well, how are things? x
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nothingworks (06/26/08)

this should help
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flipperclot (05/29/08)

I totally get what you are talking about.
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hopper69 (05/11/08)

Thank you so much for the words of support. My mom was just down visiting this week and told me it took her a few months to feel normal as well. Her pulmonary embolism was 10 yrs. ago and was very serious. She is doing well on the warfarin and is living a good life with my dad (who is also on warfarin). It is hard b/c I seem to feel leg pains so much more than I used to (or maybe I just notice them all that much more now). I keep busy during the days with my family, baseball games, etc. The nights will be challenging for a while I suspect. I felt just wonderful a couple of nights ago and was able to go to bed and fall asleep right away. I am hoping that nights like that will happen more often as time goes on. I finally broke down and had a glass of wine today (it just tasted so good and relaxed me a lot). I have always been an exerciser and in good shape---haven't really done a workout since the PE, but I try to walk around a lot (never sitting for too long). I guess it is just a new thing to get used to in my life. I just recently talked to someone that just had their breast cancer return and another that had brain cancer diagnosed after getting an MRI following a car accident. I guess that we all have our own fears and health problems to live with---I just wasn't expecting it at the age of 38. I am just trying to live a good life---things would be really good if I never had to worry about the nights :). Thank you for your hug. I am so glad that I discovered this community---so helpful to talk/write to people that have been through the same thing. Thanks, Nancy
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EastTN (05/11/08)