
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Gamma Knife Surgery - from the patient's perspective

Sunday, August 16, 2009
A Wonderful Surprise





Sunday, February 8, 2009
Please Pray for Baby Aaron
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Update and Prayer Request

Hi Blog Friends
Letting you know, I am still continuing to feel well. I'm eating a bit more, still driving, staying out of bed during the day.. getting a bit more hair..and even got out this weekend. Rich and I went to the movies..Slumdog Millionaire (Great Film) out for lunch..and to my son's for my grandson's 13th birthday on Sunday.
I know LOTS need prayers, but I ask for prayers for Pat, Andrina and Amy. Pat & Andrina are suffering from long term pain and illness. Amy is having her implants removed from her breasts on Feb 6th ( MAYBE ..she has pneumonia now).. Amy is a Breast Cancer survivor who's implants have caused her pain for too long.
Bless you my dear friends
Thursday, November 6, 2008
TODAY
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Sunday October 19th








ONE SMALL STEP FOR MANKIND ONE GIANT LEAP FOR DEENA.MONDAY IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. YOUR LAST TREATMENT. WILL BE THINKING OF YOU DEENA, HUGS Thanks Connie..I didn't think of that, makes my day REALLY GLORIOUS, they all are

Thursday, September 25, 2008
It's Thursday, Day Three
JOYS
cool nights
`a Carolina Wren singing outside each morning before I leave for radiation
good friends
fresh Sally bread
feeling human again
prayers
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
The Latest Doctor Report

Whole brain radiation therapy (WBRT) is used for treatment of multiple metastases. It is the most frequently used therapy for breast cancer brain metastases. WBRT has been shown in research studies to extend life and improve quality of life.
Seventy-five to eighty five percent of patients will experience some improvement or stabilization of their symptoms, especially headache and seizure. Motor loss (problems with walking, coordination, balance, etc.) is less successfully treated. Thirty to forty percent will achieve a complete reversal of all symptoms. Whole brain radiation can also be used after surgery or radiosurgery to help prevent new metastases from developing in other areas of the brain. Sometimes, chemotherapy will be held during treatment because some drugs given at the same time as radiation can increase the side effects of radiation
The possible immediate side effects of whole brain radiation are fatigue, temporary alopecia (baldness), dermatitis (skin rash), and otitis externa (inflammation of the outer ear), and hearing loss due to fluid and/or wax build up in the ears.
Long-term side effects begin to occur in six months to two years. They include deficits in cognition (understanding) and memory losses, urinary and bowel incontinence (difficulties with controlling bladder or bowel) and cerebellar dysfunction (lack of coordination). Radiation doses given over a longer period of time lessen side effects. Some doctors will give a lower dose of radiation to women whose cancer outside the brain is well controlled to lessen long-range toxicity.) "
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
A bit of Nature & Doctors Appointment

Where I stole an apple YUMMY
Open Space Project , I saw about 15 bluebirds here on the fence Sunday

Our Little Nestle in the Singing Woods, shutters are ALL painted finally

Today is God's Gift
Monday, July 7, 2008
The Latest News!! IT's Better Than We Thought


Sunday, April 27, 2008
Please Pray

chemotherapy tomorrow . Sandra has breast
cancer & we have prayed for her before!!
Sandra, may God lift you up tomorrow, know
we'll be praying for you & let us know
how you are.
Also, pray for Cathy a dear friend of Nonnie's daughter Cassie.
Nonnie says she was like a second mom to Cassie when Cassie lived in Albuquerque...as none of our family was there...Cassie met her thru school as Cassie was a 3rd grade teacher and Cathy 4th.
AMEN
and
AMEN
Check my Nestle Blog for
news in nature
JOYS
Every day
something new peeks through in the garden of life
Deena
Monday, March 10, 2008
Tis just ME


