We can live with glioma: MRI Update

Friday, September 16, 2011

MRI Update

Just came back from the Hospital, getting used to MRI Machines. I even now know when to stop it as I have a cold and had to caugh a few times during the MRI - counting minutes as the exam goes on, wonder if it changes the results...

Just talked to the Doctor and he said that nothing changed too much since my last exam, I will meet him next week to get more details and discuss next steps.

Thank you all for the prayers, please keep sending me positive thoughts.

Patrick

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AdrienneSeptember 16, 2011 at 6:13 PM
That's great news! It shows the power of positive thinking and a lot of love from everyone around you. Hopefully the next update is great as well! Sending more happy thoughts your way :)
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maria anitaSeptember 16, 2011 at 9:19 PM
Maravilha. Keep us posted. Thoughts and prayers with your every step! É nóis!!!
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Milestones

3/25/2016 - Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis Diagmose
3/15/2016 - EEA Biopsy
3/10/2016 - New Lesion on Skullbase
2/26/2016 - PCV Chemo End
5/27/2015 - PCV Chemo Start
5/27/2015 - Tumor Regrowth
1/25/2014 - Moving to 6 Month MRI Check-ups
11/15/2013 - Stopped Taking Keppra
10/15/2013 - Last Chemo Cycle
05/12/2013 - 1st Post Glioma Triathlon on Chemo!
02/25/2013 - 6 extra chemo cycles
12/14/2012 - Clear MRI News!
10/21/2012 - First swim!
28/07/2012 - I climbed the long hill!
05/06/2012 - First 10K run!
01/05/2012 - 45 min bike!
21/04/2012 - First Brick! 30 min bike, 3K run
14/04/2012 - First Post Surgery Run, 2K in 10 minutes
25/03/2012 - First bike ride, 30 mins on trainer
25/02/2012 - First post-surgery haircut
17/02/2012 - Second chemo cycle ends
27/01/2012 - Back to Work
16/01/2012 - Chemo begins
06/01/2012 - First office visit, so great to see my work friends!
12/30/2011 - Back to Full-Life mode
12/24/2011 - Back home, best Christmas ever
12/13/2011 - Surgery to remove my tumor
12/07/2011 - Met Dr. Hughes Duffau, an angel turned Scientist to save lives
12/02/2011 - last day at work for my right insula
09/23/2011 - surgery decision
08/07/2011 - first post-glioma 10k run
07/31/2011 - first flight in a plane
07/20/2011 - back at work
07/16/2011 - woke up very positive, never went back
07/14/2011 - back home, great to leave hospital
07/11/2011 - diagnosed w/ insular glioma
07/09/2011 - first seizure in my life

Contact Me

If you have any questions please send them to wecanlivewithglioma@gmail.com. I've had trouble getting back to people that contacted me with comments as I can't see their emails, this is the best way to reach me and get a fast answer.

My Research

To find my personal research and ideas go to http://www.wecanthinkwithglioma.blogspot.com/. I correlated nervous system cancer stats by country with factors such as average height (70%), protein consumption (63%), carbs % of diet (-68%), life expectancy (62%) and recorded alcohol consumption (60%).

Sports and Glioma

To learn more about how far I've been pushing myself in sports after glioma go to http://www.wecanrunwithglioma.blogspot.com/ . I want to prove to myself and others that we should not lead a sedentary life just because we are treating a glioma, we have to move to activate the Heat Shock Proteins that will fix our DNA defects.

We can live with glioma

Friday, September 16, 2011

MRI Update

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