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Doing an elk pack in trip to the Eagle Caps third week of Sept in a primo spot. Already have spot reserved and deposit sent in. About a 10 mile pack in Have room for an extra if interested. Buddy had to just cancel and wife does not want me going in alonehttp://www.mosssprings.com/bowhunts2.phpPm if interested.
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Wish I could but all ready planing a CO trip with Low97ram Good luck and sorry to hear Ed had to cancel Ed, you still turkey hunting Yakima area?
Quote from: gasman on April 07, 2013, 06:59:15 PMWish I could but all ready planing a CO trip with Low97ram Good luck and sorry to hear Ed had to cancel Ed, you still turkey hunting Yakima area?Hi Pete, Not sure I'll be getting out much anytime soon. Wife had Ovarian cancer back in Sept 2011 and we went thru Surgery and then Chemo from Oct. until end of March 2012. Unfortunately, she was just re-diagnosed w/Stage IV Peritoneal Cancer (similar to Ovarian, but much worse). Surgery is not an option this time, as it's too diffuse throughout abdominal cavity. So, started Chemo again on the 27th of March, which is just the beginning of 4 to 6 months of Chemo. Four to six months gets us into August or end of Sept., which is why I won' be able to disappear into the Oregon backcountry this Sept. Chemo is only intended to stop progression of peritoneal cancer and even after the 4 to 6 month dosing she will require monthly maintenance doses of chemo to keep it at bay as long as possible. Dr's call it progression free survival (PFS). But, at some point, cancer will become resistant to treatment. We (and Dr's) are still hopeful that PFS period will be measured in years. But, median survival for Stage III or IV Peritoneal cancer is 12 to 24 months, including PFS timeperiod. So, we are also praying for a miracle.Take care, ET
Ed we are all praying for your wife.Quote from: et1702 on April 08, 2013, 09:58:04 AMQuote from: gasman on April 07, 2013, 06:59:15 PMWish I could but all ready planing a CO trip with Low97ram Good luck and sorry to hear Ed had to cancel Ed, you still turkey hunting Yakima area?Hi Pete, Not sure I'll be getting out much anytime soon. Wife had Ovarian cancer back in Sept 2011 and we went thru Surgery and then Chemo from Oct. until end of March 2012. Unfortunately, she was just re-diagnosed w/Stage IV Peritoneal Cancer (similar to Ovarian, but much worse). Surgery is not an option this time, as it's too diffuse throughout abdominal cavity. So, started Chemo again on the 27th of March, which is just the beginning of 4 to 6 months of Chemo. Four to six months gets us into August or end of Sept., which is why I won' be able to disappear into the Oregon backcountry this Sept. Chemo is only intended to stop progression of peritoneal cancer and even after the 4 to 6 month dosing she will require monthly maintenance doses of chemo to keep it at bay as long as possible. Dr's call it progression free survival (PFS). But, at some point, cancer will become resistant to treatment. We (and Dr's) are still hopeful that PFS period will be measured in years. But, median survival for Stage III or IV Peritoneal cancer is 12 to 24 months, including PFS timeperiod. So, we are also praying for a miracle.Take care, ET[/quotDefinately in my family's prayers. My little 5 year daughter prayers for her every night.
