For Tami NCU

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Ging!

I want to be back and I'm getting there! I feel great, just tired at the moment. Our hives are a curse, though, aren't they?

More later.

Love, Tami (NJ)

[Guest guest]

Hi Tami,

Don't remember if I thanked you for your input in regard to . My son

in-law is chief of

nuclear medicine at The V.A. near N.Y.U. He was on their staff as well for

many years in the radiology dept. He still teaches at N.Y.U. Our daughter is

a nurse. They're orthodox and have 5 kids. Twin girls in the mix. Between

them, they get panicked when the kids fall and show blood.

It's really funny! We saw a doc at L.I.J. here on the Island, yesterday

whose speciality is

medical oncology. A fine fellow, very knowledgeable and young. The young, he

can't help. LOL

He wants to wait till Feb. at which time he will be off another drug

for awhile with the theory that sometimes removing this drug causes a drop

in PSA. So going with this fellow

we will be in a watchful, waiting pattern. If it doesn't drop, he will start

him on hdrocortizone, we know about that, and curiously enough a anti-fungal

med used for prostate cancer. Everything of cause has toxicity, so he wants

to see if indeed the PSA falls,before going onto the tougher stuff. Next

Tuesday we have anappointment with someone our son in-law was directed to at

Columbia P., he also enjoys an excellent rep, so we'll see what he has to

say. We

will lastly see another doc out on the east-end, who is doing some

interesting work out there.

I pray we make a really intelligent decision. You wanted to know, and I've

bent your ear. How are

you doing? Thanx for letting me know about your results with Doxipin. Hope

you're all recuperated from your surgery and back to normal. Do you still

have a normal? Mine is missing and I can't seem to find it. Be well. Hugging

you in my heart. Love Ging