Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:47:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, grogclan@... writes: I am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to liver) After chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, although I have been hanging in there, averageing 2-3 times per week, as strength and the chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this morning, one week after round 6. Mangaged to stay upright for 43 minutes (I usually go anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing hard, but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and cried my eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess there are enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. All the best, Marty What a great release of tension, Marty...you just " needed " to run and cry!!! Hang in there...you are doing great!!! Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle Caregiver to Glenn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:46:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, grogclan@... writes: Am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to liver) After chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, although I have been hanging in there, averaging 2-3 times per week, as strength and the chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this morning, one week after round 6. Managed to stay upright for 43 minutes (I usually go anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing hard, but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and cried my eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess there are enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. All the best, Marty Well, Marty it's a start. The chemo really does knock the stuffing out of you. Why not build up to it again say 20 minutes. Maybe some strength training too. Phil's been off chemo all summer and I swear he's making up for lost time taking long walks and doing those things chemo sometimes prevents. As for the crying you are entitled. Running has been a big part of your life that chemo is trying to take from you. So use our shoulders and this cyber hug and vent anytime. Hope things improve and you will soon be back to some sense of normal. Take Care This too shall pass Narice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 That is it Marty (not -sorry about that post), keep on trying. You did as good as you could and best the next try will be somewhat better. I am struggling now too trying to get my strength back. With all my feel good drugs finally out of my system, I hurt everywhere and knees are the worst. Also with my COPD, have more sob (short of breath) episodes and need to get in shape or I will not survive that irish fest over labor day. Is alot of walking. I can do walking, pace myself etc. But have to get strengthened up as I was before surgery. Anyway, you are doing well to keep trying... You will be where you were before in due time. God Bless Jolene > > In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:47:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, > grogclan@... writes: > > I am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 > months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to > liver) After > chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, although > I have > been hanging in there, averageing 2-3 times per week, as strength and > the > chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this morning, > one > week after round 6. Mangaged to stay upright for 43 minutes (I > usually go > anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing hard, > but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and > cried my > eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess there > are > enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. > Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. > > All the best, > Marty > > > > What a great release of tension, Marty...you just " needed " to run and > cry!!! > Hang in there...you are doing great!!! > > Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle > Caregiver to Glenn > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 That is it Marty (not -sorry about that post), keep on trying. You did as good as you could and best the next try will be somewhat better. I am struggling now too trying to get my strength back. With all my feel good drugs finally out of my system, I hurt everywhere and knees are the worst. Also with my COPD, have more sob (short of breath) episodes and need to get in shape or I will not survive that irish fest over labor day. Is alot of walking. I can do walking, pace myself etc. But have to get strengthened up as I was before surgery. Anyway, you are doing well to keep trying... You will be where you were before in due time. God Bless Jolene > > In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:47:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, > grogclan@... writes: > > I am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 > months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to > liver) After > chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, although > I have > been hanging in there, averageing 2-3 times per week, as strength and > the > chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this morning, > one > week after round 6. Mangaged to stay upright for 43 minutes (I > usually go > anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing hard, > but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and > cried my > eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess there > are > enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. > Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. > > All the best, > Marty > > > > What a great release of tension, Marty...you just " needed " to run and > cry!!! > Hang in there...you are doing great!!! > > Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle > Caregiver to Glenn > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Marty, Please do not stress yourself over the fact that you are not running like you used to. The chemo does take its toll on your body. For now till chemo is over with just take it easy. You will get it all back then. Just let you body go through the abuse of the chemo. Ingrid > > >> > > >> > > >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > > >> lowenco@h... writes: > > >> > > >> Donelle, Thank YOU!! > > >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am > > >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get my > > >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and > > >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that > > > and > > >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry > > >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but could > > >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up > > > then. > > >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed > > > to > > >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e- mail > > > and > > >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing > > > me > > >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited since > > > I > > >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the blood > > >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my > > > stubornness > > >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a > > > month > > >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!! > > >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think how > > >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many new > > >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the suffering > > >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better. Thak > > > YOU > > >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for > > > taking so long > > >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and everyone > > > on this > > >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!! > > > If this is > > >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know?? > > >> > > >> Donelle > > >> Caregiver to Glenn > > >> > > >> > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Marty, Please do not stress yourself over the fact that you are not running like you used to. The chemo does take its toll on your body. For now till chemo is over with just take it easy. You will get it all back then. Just let you body go through the abuse of the chemo. Ingrid > > >> > > >> > > >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > > >> lowenco@h... writes: > > >> > > >> Donelle, Thank YOU!! > > >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am > > >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get my > > >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and > > >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that > > > and > > >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry > > >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but could > > >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up > > > then. > > >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed > > > to > > >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e- mail > > > and > > >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing > > > me > > >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited since > > > I > > >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the blood > > >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my > > > stubornness > > >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a > > > month > > >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!! > > >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think how > > >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many new > > >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the suffering > > >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better. Thak > > > YOU > > >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for > > > taking so long > > >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and everyone > > > on this > > >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!! > > > If this is > > >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know?? > > >> > > >> Donelle > > >> Caregiver to Glenn > > >> > > >> > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Marty, Please do not stress yourself over the fact that you are not running like you used to. The chemo does take its toll on your body. For now till chemo is over with just take it easy. You will get it all back then. Just let you body go through the abuse of the chemo. Ingrid > > >> > > >> > > >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > > >> lowenco@h... writes: > > >> > > >> Donelle, Thank YOU!! > > >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am > > >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get my > > >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and > > >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that > > > and > > >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry > > >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but could > > >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up > > > then. > > >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed > > > to > > >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e- mail > > > and > > >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing > > > me > > >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited since > > > I > > >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the blood > > >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my > > > stubornness > > >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a > > > month > > >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!! > > >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think how > > >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many new > > >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the suffering > > >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better. Thak > > > YOU > > >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for > > > taking so long > > >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and everyone > > > on this > > >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!! > > > If this is > > >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know?? > > >> > > >> Donelle > > >> Caregiver to Glenn > > >> > > >> > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 In a message dated 7/27/2005 1:26:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, grogclan@... writes: Maybe I need to start producing a " Cancer-size " exercise video-thing. Might become the rage, no? Or should it be : " Colo-Recto-size " , " Movements you can do while doing movements " , do it right on our home away from home, the white " exercise chair with the water in it. Or, maybe " Chemo-robics " I'll figure out a way to use the IV poles for exercise movements. Just thinking out loud... Marty Oh my gosh that's funny! After 2 years of this I can say 1 throneroom is definitely not enough! Narice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 In a message dated 7/27/2005 1:26:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, grogclan@... writes: Maybe I need to start producing a " Cancer-size " exercise video-thing. Might become the rage, no? Or should it be : " Colo-Recto-size " , " Movements you can do while doing movements " , do it right on our home away from home, the white " exercise chair with the water in it. Or, maybe " Chemo-robics " I'll figure out a way to use the IV poles for exercise movements. Just thinking out loud... Marty Oh my gosh that's funny! After 2 years of this I can say 1 throneroom is definitely not enough! Narice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 There is a theory that we tighten our muscles trapping emotional stress and exercise can suddenly release the lockdown on that stress, and so it surprises us with the force and suddenness. Just a theory.... Priscilla A. Savary Executive Director Colorectal Cancer Network PO Box 182, Kensington MD 20895 psavary@... www.colorectal-cancer.net _________ Screening for All. Colon Cancer for None. ____________ Like to help CCNetwork? Go shopping! Click here to join: http://www.iGive.com/CCNetwork Re: Ingrid > > > > Donelle, I am not too sure what happens next. The ONC told me I go in > > for follow up bloodwork on the 17th. I think they will do a tumor > > count. Then I will see him (ONC) a week later. I think (chemo brain) > > that I will see him again in three months. I asked about CT and Pet > > Scans. He told me none of these tests are reliable. Honestly I don't > > know what to think. I just keep hoping that it does not come back. > > Seems that the follow ups for now are so medival. I guess it's a wait > > and see. And of course the always wondering for me. Thanks for > > asking. Ingrid > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >> > >> > >> In a message dated 5/2/2005 10:30:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > >> lowenco@h... writes: > >> > >> Donelle, Thank YOU!! > >> I had finished my last chemo last Thursday. Treatment twelve. Am > >> feeling very tired this evening. Had a rough day trying to get my > >> regular chores done. Got up this morning and fed the horses and > >> turned them out. Wanted so bad to go lay down again. Fought that > > and > >> went to store and bought stuff to make dinner. Had to do laundry > >> then. By the time my husband came home I had dinner made but could > >> not tolerate the salad dressing in my soooo sore mouth. Gave up > > then. > >> Told my husband and son to clean stuff up when done and I needed > > to > >> lay down. Slept a couple of hours and now am just checking e-mail > > and > >> going to go lay down again. Guess the low blood counts are doing > > me > >> in. Blood count was too low to do last chemo but I insisited since > > I > >> wanted this done with. Did not want a shot to help with the blood > >> counts. Just thought time would make it better. Guess my > > stubornness > >> is now paying me back. (HUH) The docotr told me it might take a > > month > >> to feel better. Seems forever!!!! > >> I know Janet has it rougher then me. When I feel down I think how > >> awful she must be feeling. I have found myself meeting so many new > >> friends over this illiness and I just never knew all the suffering > >> till now. I Pray so hard each day that all would get better. Thak > > YOU > >> for all your support and Prayers. Ingrid > >> > >> > >> > >> Ingrid...hope you are feeling much perkier by now. Sorry for > > taking so long > >> to get back to you...but I have been praying for you and everyone > > on this > >> list. Out of sight does NOT mean out of mind...in this case!!! > > If this is > >> your last chemo treatment, what happens next...do you know?? > >> > >> Donelle > >> Caregiver to Glenn > >> > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Marty, Glad you shared that~ Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and finished up. Chin up. Karima Re: somewhat human In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:46:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, grogclan@... writes: Am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to liver) After chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, although I have been hanging in there, averaging 2-3 times per week, as strength and the chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this morning, one week after round 6. Managed to stay upright for 43 minutes (I usually go anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing hard, but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and cried my eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess there are enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. All the best, Marty Well, Marty it's a start. The chemo really does knock the stuffing out of you. Why not build up to it again say 20 minutes. Maybe some strength training too. Phil's been off chemo all summer and I swear he's making up for lost time taking long walks and doing those things chemo sometimes prevents. As for the crying you are entitled. Running has been a big part of your life that chemo is trying to take from you. So use our shoulders and this cyber hug and vent anytime. Hope things improve and you will soon be back to some sense of normal. Take Care This too shall pass Narice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Good job!! You did it!! Makes you feel more " human " , doesn't it? Marty On 7/27/2005 6:49:02 PM, colon_cancer_support wrote: > Marty, > > Glad you shared that~ > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be well. I > had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and finished up. > > Chin up. > > Karima > Re: somewhat human > > > > In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:46:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, > grogclan@... writes: > > Am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 I did my walk 1 mile video and sure made a difference already in my breathing... Will do it several days then move up to the two mile tape. It was only 15 minutes but really made me feel better. Glad you finished up your exercise Karima.. Tomorrow I will do some regular exercise - (old people exercises, lol) with the walking tape. I sure don't think it can be over done, both are very low key exercises. Love to be able to do the Salsa tape I got LOL === maybe later on like next year or so. I have a belly dancing tape too, but it is so funny... but quite a work out - never gotten through it... Jolene Barbara Gari wrote: > Marty, > > Glad you shared that~ > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > finished up. > > Chin up. > > Karima > Re: somewhat human > > > > In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:46:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, > grogclan@... writes: > > Am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 > months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to > liver) After > > chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, > although I have > been hanging in there, averaging 2-3 times per week, as strength > and the > chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this > morning, one > week after round 6. Managed to stay upright for 43 minutes (I > usually go > anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing > hard, > but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and > cried my > eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess > there are > enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. > Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. > > All the best, > Marty > > > Well, Marty it's a start. The chemo really does knock the stuffing > out of > you. > Why not build up to it again say 20 minutes. Maybe some strength > training > too. > Phil's been off chemo all summer and I swear he's making up for > lost time > taking long walks and doing those things chemo sometimes prevents. > > As for the crying you are entitled. Running has been a big part of > your life > that chemo is trying to take from you. So use our shoulders and this > cyber > hug and vent anytime. > Hope things improve and you will soon be back to some sense of normal. > Take Care This too shall pass > Narice > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Jolene, You are such an inspiration!!! Hope you are getting the excerising that you want!!! Ingrid > > > Marty, > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > finished up. > > > > Chin up. > > > > Karima > > Re: somewhat human > > > > > > > > In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:46:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, > > grogclan@z... writes: > > > > Am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 > > months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to > > liver) After > > > > chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, > > although I have > > been hanging in there, averaging 2-3 times per week, as strength > > and the > > chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this > > morning, one > > week after round 6. Managed to stay upright for 43 minutes (I > > usually go > > anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing > > hard, > > but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and > > cried my > > eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess > > there are > > enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. > > Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. > > > > All the best, > > Marty > > > > > > Well, Marty it's a start. The chemo really does knock the stuffing > > out of > > you. > > Why not build up to it again say 20 minutes. Maybe some strength > > training > > too. > > Phil's been off chemo all summer and I swear he's making up for > > lost time > > taking long walks and doing those things chemo sometimes prevents. > > > > As for the crying you are entitled. Running has been a big part of > > your life > > that chemo is trying to take from you. So use our shoulders and this > > cyber > > hug and vent anytime. > > Hope things improve and you will soon be back to some sense of normal. > > Take Care This too shall pass > > Narice > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Jolene, You are such an inspiration!!! Hope you are getting the excerising that you want!!! Ingrid > > > Marty, > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > finished up. > > > > Chin up. > > > > Karima > > Re: somewhat human > > > > > > > > In a message dated 7/27/2005 6:46:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, > > grogclan@z... writes: > > > > Am used to exercsing/running 3-5 times per week. I ran a marathon 2 > > months before my diagnosis and tumor removal (Stage IV, met to > > liver) After > > > > chemo round 5, I couldn't get up the strength to run at all, > > although I have > > been hanging in there, averaging 2-3 times per week, as strength > > and the > > chemo " cycle " allows. Decided I needed to give it a try this > > morning, one > > week after round 6. Managed to stay upright for 43 minutes (I > > usually go > > anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours), REALLY slow, breathing > > hard, > > but, at least moving. When I got back to the house, I sat down and > > cried my > > eyes out. (I'm not TOTALLY sure over what, however, but I guess > > there are > > enough possible reasons) Will try again tomorrow. > > Thanks for listening. Needed to share that, for some reason. > > > > All the best, > > Marty > > > > > > Well, Marty it's a start. The chemo really does knock the stuffing > > out of > > you. > > Why not build up to it again say 20 minutes. Maybe some strength > > training > > too. > > Phil's been off chemo all summer and I swear he's making up for > > lost time > > taking long walks and doing those things chemo sometimes prevents. > > > > As for the crying you are entitled. Running has been a big part of > > your life > > that chemo is trying to take from you. So use our shoulders and this > > cyber > > hug and vent anytime. > > Hope things improve and you will soon be back to some sense of normal. > > Take Care This too shall pass > > Narice > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Maybe I need to start producing a " Cancer-size " excercise video-thing. Might become the rage, no? Or should it be : " Colo-Recto-size " , " Movements you can do while doing movements " , do it right on our home away from home, the white " exercise chair with the water in it. Or, maybe " Chemo-robics " I'll figure out a way to use the IV poles for exercise movements. Just thinking out loud... Marty On 7/27/2005 7:06:47 PM, colon_cancer_support wrote: > I did my walk 1 mile video and sure made a difference already in my > breathing... Will do it several days then move up to the two mile tape. > It was only 15 minutes but really made me feel better. Glad you > finished up your exercise Karima.. Tomorrow I will do some regular > exercise - (old people exercises, lol) with the walking tape. I sure > don't think it can be over done, both are very low key exercises. Love > to be able to do the Salsa tape I got LOL === maybe later on like next > year or so. I have a belly dancing tape too, but it is so funny... but > quite a work out - never gotten through it... > Jolene > > Barbara Gari wrote: > > > Marty, > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > finished up. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Maybe I need to start producing a " Cancer-size " excercise video-thing. Might become the rage, no? Or should it be : " Colo-Recto-size " , " Movements you can do while doing movements " , do it right on our home away from home, the white " exercise chair with the water in it. Or, maybe " Chemo-robics " I'll figure out a way to use the IV poles for exercise movements. Just thinking out loud... Marty On 7/27/2005 7:06:47 PM, colon_cancer_support wrote: > I did my walk 1 mile video and sure made a difference already in my > breathing... Will do it several days then move up to the two mile tape. > It was only 15 minutes but really made me feel better. Glad you > finished up your exercise Karima.. Tomorrow I will do some regular > exercise - (old people exercises, lol) with the walking tape. I sure > don't think it can be over done, both are very low key exercises. Love > to be able to do the Salsa tape I got LOL === maybe later on like next > year or so. I have a belly dancing tape too, but it is so funny... but > quite a work out - never gotten through it... > Jolene > > Barbara Gari wrote: > > > Marty, > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > finished up. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 In a message dated 7/27/2005 1:26:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, grogclan@... writes: Maybe I need to start producing a " Cancer-size " excercise video-thing. Might become the rage, no? Or should it be : " Colo-Recto-size " , " Movements you can do while doing movements " , do it right on our home away from home, the white " exercise chair with the water in it. Or, maybe " Chemo-robics " I'll figure out a way to use the IV poles for exercise movements. Just thinking out loud... Marty Marty...you made me laugh...thanks!!! Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle Caregiver to Glenn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Marty, I am all for it!! Could be some money in it!!! We will be waiting for it!! Ingrid > > > > > Marty, > > > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > > finished up. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Marty, I am all for it!! Could be some money in it!!! We will be waiting for it!! Ingrid > > > > > Marty, > > > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > > finished up. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 I busted out laughing when I read this! People are walking by my workstation and staring!!!! I laughed because it's SOOOOOO TRUE! Miracles happen! Cliff H. > > > > > Marty, > > > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > > finished up. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 I busted out laughing when I read this! People are walking by my workstation and staring!!!! I laughed because it's SOOOOOO TRUE! Miracles happen! Cliff H. > > > > > Marty, > > > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > > finished up. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 I busted out laughing when I read this! People are walking by my workstation and staring!!!! I laughed because it's SOOOOOO TRUE! Miracles happen! Cliff H. > > > > > Marty, > > > > > > Glad you shared that~ > > > Today was my day to try to..I went to my gym..hoping all would be > > > well. I had to stop once to visit the loo; and then went back and > > > finished up. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Wait till they see you doing curls amd presses with your Baxter infusor!! Marty On 7/27/2005 10:41:01 PM, colon_cancer_support wrote: > I busted out laughing when I read this! People are walking by my > workstation and staring!!!! > > I laughed because > it's SOOOOOO TRUE! > > Miracles happen! > Cliff H. > > > > > Maybe I need to start producing a " Cancer-size " excercise video- > thing. > > Might become the rage, no? Or should it be : " Colo-Recto- > size " , " Movements > > you can do while doing movements " , do it right on our home away > from home, > > the white " exercise chair with the water in it. Or, maybe " Chemo- > robics " > > I'll > figure out a way to use the IV poles for exercise movements. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 Wait till they see you doing curls amd presses with your Baxter infusor!! Marty On 7/27/2005 10:41:01 PM, colon_cancer_support wrote: > I busted out laughing when I read this! People are walking by my > workstation and staring!!!! > > I laughed because > it's SOOOOOO TRUE! > > Miracles happen! > Cliff H. > > > > > Maybe I need to start producing a " Cancer-size " excercise video- > thing. > > Might become the rage, no? Or should it be : " Colo-Recto- > size " , " Movements > > you can do while doing movements " , do it right on our home away > from home, > > the white " exercise chair with the water in it. Or, maybe " Chemo- > robics " > > I'll > figure out a way to use the IV poles for exercise movements. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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