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HIPEC, cytoreduction, appendix cancer, pseudomyxoma peritonei, mucinous adenocarcinoma, PMP, or "jelly belly"
About Me
specific posts about M.D. Anderson and my surgery
- my original diagnosis
- next steps
- how do you pick a doctor
- how to find and pick a PMP doctor
- photos of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
- the car crash I am preparing for
- the big cut
- the surgery
- post operative report
- photos of my surgery (for mature audiences only)
- cleared to go home
- the three month check-up
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- This is probably bad for me....
- Tonight's entertainment for my sick peeps
- Do Over, explicit version
- Playing bingo with my sick peeps
- Paroled today.
- No wonder it took 9 hours
- The post you've been waiting for--the "Conceal Dan...
- More on hallucinations... Set to music
- Hallucinations
- Ow....ow....ow....ow....
- Meals Sequence
- Escape Attempt
- Adjusting
- Last 24 hrs
- Medical stuff
- Volcano spit me back out
- Ouchies- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhoneLoca...
- Baby steps...
- Ow
- Looking good!
- Doing Well
- Resting...
- Here's to you bro...
- We did it!
- Intermediate Update
- 2pm Update
- and waiting.
- Waiting...
- 12:00 Update
- Update
- On my way to jump in the volcano
- Now THESE are scrubs!
- For the dramatic and promiscuous medical professional
- Drink Sequence
- Last minute change, new doctor....
- Busy day
- New hotel
- She must be new here
- Me, for the next several weeks
- Dammit
- One in a million
- The Big Cut
- Flickr pics
- I want
- My morning appoinment with my medical team....
- Morning tests at MDA
- This is how I feel today...
- Finally, Houston....
- More food
- Random Pictures
- Bobby Boucher Country
- I had to go back and reread this sign...
- Nickels, po boys, and teddy bears
- Sneaky Dan
- My morning coffee
- Clarksdale, MS
- Elvis's church
- Northern aggression
- Memphis
- On your mark...
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PMP related links (some gross videos)
- Dan's LinkedIn Profile
- Appendix Cancer Basics--great starting point
- bellybuttons club (site for patients and caregivers)
- Nebraska Medical Center video on HIPEC
- Cytoreduction and HIPEC video from U of Maryland (graphic)
- HIPEC video on YouTube (graphic)
- video of what PMP looks like (graphic)
- Dr. Lowy HIPEC video on YouTube (graphic)
- Laurie Todd--the Insurance Warrior
- PMP Awareness Organization
- PMP Research Foundation
7 comments:
My husband went through the same thing only with wine. Great pics!
Pina Colada in a bottle? Wishful thinking...
Hey Dan
Tomorrow is a great day! Tomorrow you get to kick cancer's ass!I imagine for quite awhile it will not be easy for you,but almost all things worthwhile don't come easily to us.
I look forward to taking you out and teaching you how to fish again once you get back to Sheboygan.The rainbow and brown trout fishing on Lake Michigan is excellent in April and May.There is nothing like fresh spring trout done on the grill with a few cocktails!
"We do not quit playing because we grow old,We grow old because we quit playing"...Oliver Wendell Holmes.
As you get set to go under for your operation tomorrow i thought of a lyric from one of my favorite songs by the Beatles...."Golden slumbers fill your eyes,smiles await you when you rise!"
You have lots of friends and family thinking and praying for you.
You are never alone
Peace
Mark
Yuck, think I like the first three better! Oh well, it's what you've got to do and soon it'll be over. Just imagine you're drinking a tropical smoothie. Hang in there and best of luck!
Weiman
Terry is right - it really doesn't taste like Pina Colada, but its certainly effective.
Your Key West friends are thinking about you today and will continue to send positive thought your way.
You're THE MAN - Beat this thing!!
Better times ahead,
Claudia
Mmmmm.... I thought for the first three.
Blech... for the last one.
Your Lakeland team is all cheering for you and sending lots of good wishes. When you get back to town, we'll make sure we find something that will help you drink like a "big fish"! Go, Dan, go!
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