Bowel cancer any tips?

[Carlos J]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

[genehunt1973]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

No not bad Aids apparently I got it years ago from doing homemade tattoos but it was undiscovered for some reason but the treatment I get is just 2 tablets a day for life and within a month or so my hiv reading will down to neglible readings

[Carlos J]

Good stuff, Gene.

Best wishes as always

[genehunt1973]

Good stuff, Gene.

Best wishes as always

I'm on a long road, but hopefully I'll get there

[Vespa]

Re: My earlier diagnosis of liver and lung cancer which I didn't have, It's now HIV which has brought on Lymphoma cancer, which I have been told by the specialist that it's treatable and curable, and started chemo on Tues, so fingers crossed

Good luck, dude.

[Vespa]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

No not bad Aids apparently I got it years ago from doing homemade tattoos but it was undiscovered for some reason but the treatment I get is just 2 tablets a day for life and within a month or so my hiv reading will down to neglible readings

The progress on HIV is amazing, thirty years ago it was a death sentence.

[kevin04]

Hang in there, Gene. Some of the advancement of HIV medication has been unbelievable.

Great to hear, Vespa. I feel you with the slow start to exercise. I needed an iron infusion in November -was really struggling going up stairs/running was almost impossible, and I've ran/hiked for the past 12 years almost five times a week. So been sticking to walking fairly flat and mild hilly terrain, almost a bit scared to start running again; but will when get new bloods done in Feb. Was fearing the worst, had the endoscopy and colonoscopy and all clear - one wee polyp removed - but the docs wree baffled by being anemic; the iron levels were going up after the infusion so hoping it's working.

[Vespa]

Hang in there, Gene. Some of the advancement of HIV medication has been unbelievable.

Great to hear, Vespa. I feel you with the slow start to exercise. I needed an iron infusion in November -was really struggling going up stairs/running was almost impossible, and I've ran/hiked for the past 12 years almost five times a week. So been sticking to walking fairly flat and mild hilly terrain, almost a bit scared to start running again; but will when get new bloods done in Feb. Was fearing the worst, had the endoscopy and colonoscopy and all clear - one wee polyp removed - but the docs wree baffled by being anemic; the iron levels were going up after the infusion so hoping it's working.

I went out before sunrise and slipped in the driveway, not even running and I'm already eating shit.

Hope the treatment works, good luck.

[genehunt1973]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

No not bad Aids apparently I got it years ago from doing homemade tattoos but it was undiscovered for some reason but the treatment I get is just 2 tablets a day for life and within a month or so my hiv reading will down to neglible readings

The progress on HIV is amazing, thirty years ago it was a death sentence.

That's what the specialist told me, they said it's not the death sentence it used to be and can live a normal (ish) life now, the are more concerned about the cancer but the said its treatable and curable so fingers crossed

[Vespa]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

No not bad Aids apparently I got it years ago from doing homemade tattoos but it was undiscovered for some reason but the treatment I get is just 2 tablets a day for life and within a month or so my hiv reading will down to neglible readings

The progress on HIV is amazing, thirty years ago it was a death sentence.

That's what the specialist told me, they said it's not the death sentence it used to be and can live a normal (ish) life now, the are more concerned about the cancer but the said its treatable and curable so fingers crossed

I read an article a few years ago about HIV treatments where they said studies showed that life expectancy wasn't impacted by HIV now if you were on a treatment regime.

[genehunt1973]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

No not bad Aids apparently I got it years ago from doing homemade tattoos but it was undiscovered for some reason but the treatment I get is just 2 tablets a day for life and within a month or so my hiv reading will down to neglible readings

The progress on HIV is amazing, thirty years ago it was a death sentence.

That's what the specialist told me, they said it's not the death sentence it used to be and can live a normal (ish) life now, the are more concerned about the cancer but the said its treatable and curable so fingers crossed

I read an article a few years ago about HIV treatments where they said studies showed that life expectancy wasn't impacted by HIV now if you were on a treatment regime.

That's what I've been told I could more or less live a normal full life now, as soon as they beat the cancer so

[Vespa]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

No not bad Aids apparently I got it years ago from doing homemade tattoos but it was undiscovered for some reason but the treatment I get is just 2 tablets a day for life and within a month or so my hiv reading will down to neglible readings

The progress on HIV is amazing, thirty years ago it was a death sentence.

That's what the specialist told me, they said it's not the death sentence it used to be and can live a normal (ish) life now, the are more concerned about the cancer but the said its treatable and curable so fingers crossed

I read an article a few years ago about HIV treatments where they said studies showed that life expectancy wasn't impacted by HIV now if you were on a treatment regime.

That's what I've been told I could more or less live a normal full life now, as soon as they beat the cancer so

Good luck riding the chemo train.

[genehunt1973]

Best wishes Gene. Hopefully not bad AIDS.

No not bad Aids apparently I got it years ago from doing homemade tattoos but it was undiscovered for some reason but the treatment I get is just 2 tablets a day for life and within a month or so my hiv reading will down to neglible readings

The progress on HIV is amazing, thirty years ago it was a death sentence.

That's what the specialist told me, they said it's not the death sentence it used to be and can live a normal (ish) life now, the are more concerned about the cancer but the said its treatable and curable so fingers crossed

I read an article a few years ago about HIV treatments where they said studies showed that life expectancy wasn't impacted by HIV now if you were on a treatment regime.

That's what I've been told I could more or less live a normal full life now, as soon as they beat the cancer so

Good luck riding the chemo train.

Had my 1st one weds 6 hours, was told I'd be ill but they was surprised at how well I coped with it and said the 1st is always the worst but I'll wait and see

[Vespa]

Had my 1st one weds 6 hours, was told I'd be ill but they was surprised at how well I coped with it and said the 1st is always the worst but I'll wait and see

My first chemo was fine, the 2nd knocked me out. Bastard crept up on me.

[genehunt1973]

Had my 1st one weds 6 hours, was told I'd be ill but they was surprised at how well I coped with it and said the 1st is always the worst but I'll wait and see

My first chemo was fine, the 2nd knocked me out. Bastard crept up on me.

Got my 2nd on the 10th but 2 days before got to have a bastard covid test, hate them swabs right up my hooter