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Comments (83)I called and at least got them to move the appt. from the 26th to the 14th. I guess if you not dying, then there is no big rush. I know I should be relieved, but I just want to know what is going on. I got the results in an email and it was not normal, but the explanation was medical gibberish to me. I did lots of web searches but it more confusing than helpful. I need the doctor to explain it. I want to move on with my life and not have this hanging over my head. Clare...See MoreCell phones, brain tumors, and a wired earpiece
Comments (8)Flyingflower, I use wireless headphones a lot, too. From what I understand, they use a completely different technology than cell phones. The article says that cell phones have non-ionizing radiation and that's what the suspected risk is. Most wireless headphones use radio signals, so they have a little radio receiver in them. Not the same thing at all. I've searched and searched to find out if wireless headphones have that kind of radiation associated with them, and have found absolutely nothing that implies that they might. So I think we're safe on the headphones!...See MoreBradley, 2 y/o with Brain Tumor STILL in Surgery
Comments (29)I don't know who this little boy is, must've missed a post, but I will say a prayer for him and his family. What a horrible thing to happen to a baby....See MoreMy dog was just diagnosed with a brain tumor on her brain stem :(
Comments (11)I'm sorry to hear about your baby.It's NOT your fault. Whenever our pets get diagnosed with something, we all go into this mode...Maybe IF I did something sooner...I should have noticed...etc. That is not the case. Pets get illnesses just like people. I believe that when its their time, its their time. All we can do is make them comfortable and give them the best existence we can. Some illnesses are treatable, some are not. My dog has been diagnosed with Hypothyroid, Kidney disease(not much I can do there) and Cushings (she has a TUMOR growing on her brain-the pituitary area). None of those are my fault. She is sicker on paper, than in realty- TG. At first, I was in denial. Then I got scared. Then I got angry. Why her? She had a rough (puppy mill) beginning. Then I accepted it. I just lost the older one last November (she lived a good long life-18). I didn't expect this one to start getting sick right away... Anyway, I decided that I will give her the best life I can. I take her for rides-to her store. I walk her. I play with her. I feed her good food. I am making her life very happy. I have no idea how long she'll be around, but I'm not one of those people who will put her on some awful tasting food for her kidneys just so that I can get an extra month out of her. I know some people force their dogs to eat crappy food, just so they exist. I'm thinking what is life for her if she cannot enjoy her food? I feed her whatever she wants/likes. I just don't give her too much protein, or anything that would make her sick. She seems to be happy. That's all I can do. Try to put yourself into a mode where you realize that every living being goes through a cycle of life. One day you'll be together again. Enjoy the time you have together now and don't show her YOUR STRESS. They can tell....See More- 10 years ago
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