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OKLAHOMAN

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We just had a bone marrow biopsy today after some abnormal lab work a few weeks ago on my Daughter-in-law.
The preliminary results are that her leukemia has returned. They have admitted her and will be starting treatment shortly.
We expect her to be in the hospital for the next four weeks during induction therapy.
We'll know more once the final results are in probably on Friday.
She is an extremely strong person and has been cancer free for the last 5 years.
 
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I wish that I had more to offer than prayers,I wish there was something more to say than I'm sorry that you and your family must endure yet another test of faith.
But there are no other words,I'm sorry for your pain and will keep your family in my daily prayers.
Mark
 
Cancer is one insidious disease. Took a very close friend here at work last year, and took my brother 3 years ago next month. Positive thoughts to you and your family as it effects all of you!
 
My very best wishes are with your family, Roy.
I'm a firm believer that a person's inner strength has a lot to do with their healing. From the little I know about you and yours, I reckon she will be just fine in time.
 
Roy, You know how I feel about cancer. I'm still looking for that one person who can say " I don't know anyone who has cancer". I will be praying for your daughter in law.
 
Roy,

The love of my life is recovering from the two worst cancers, chemotherapy, radiotherapy my
learning through all of this is support and understanding, being there at hospital, ask questions
all the time and never let the hospital dictate your personal principles. Keeping them honest is necessary IMHO.

In the time we have spent reassurances 100% of the time helped. Insecurity created our uncertainty. Unlike you I dont hate Cancer, have experienced a death sentence in 1985 for myself with Prostrate Cancer, given 3 mths to live then by a leading Urologist. By not hating it helped me to diminish that feeling to learning, inquiring and fighting the horrible consequences.

Of course you have our prayers please accept them as you go through this journey together if
you can turn hate into faith and action together with all of us I pray.

Kind regards Peter.
 
The C word is scary, disturbing, obviously unwanted, awful. But, in so many cases, it's not the END of the story. DAMHIK. Be strong. Be positive. You and yours are in my thoughts and wishes. Russ
 
I usderstand what you mean Cancer has claimed a son, a neice, a nephew, a brother and a sister(in-law) in my family since 2000----I will pray for your daughter-in-law.
 
Roy, I am so sorry to hear about your Daughter in law. We lost our son in law a few years ago, so I can understand how you are feeling. I used to say to Betty that there are always families worse off than us, just think what it would be like if it was our daughter. Not much of a consulation I know, but it hasn't claimed her at this point.
Our sincere thoughts are with your family.

Bob.
 
Roy, I am sorry to hear about your Daughter-in-law, our prayers are with her and your family. May the power of prayer get you all through this.
 
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