I'd Like To Introduce Myself
 

[COLOR="Sienna"]Hello All. My name is Gale Sue and I just kind of wandered into this site looking for an answer to a hopefully small problem.
I'm glad I bumped into your group, because I, we,may be needing it and you, but I hope not:rolleyes:/COLOR]

My 29 year old daughter, Tara Lynn, was diangnosed with stage IV lung cancer: non-small cell adenocarcinoma 13 months, 3 weeks, and 5 days ago. At this stage in her healing (thank God), she has 5 brain tumors, 3 of which were irradiated--full brain. Tara Lynn will undergo stereotactic radiosurgery to DESTROY the little ____ers!!:o next week. One such unwelcome invader is in her right frontal lobe.

Todays Problem: Tara Lynn's right eye has been steadily spasming for about 34 hours now. Pain started behind the right eye about 8 hours ago. That tumor is hopefully dead, but we don't know for sure. Could this be the problem? Could it (theoretically) have grown and is pressing on her optic nerve? Her eye has not stopped spasming at all. It has been constant (no pauses at all--like her heartbeat) which makes me think that it could be being caused by something other than stress.

I would like to be able to give her something to ease her latest fight with panic. Anyone hear of something like this?Thank you for taking some of your time, and giving it to me. Tara Lynn's mother, Gale Sue. He will

wow Gale I have sat here wishing I had an answer or an idea of what forum to try, for info. I can tell you, you will find very supportive and kind and helpful people here. I hope Daughter has set up an appointment for the eye, and hopefully it eases up for her real soon, again welcome to Neuro Talk, sorry for the reasons you found us, glad you did

welcome to neurotalk .... although i do not have any answers either i just wanted to welcome you here and let you know there are friends here to lend support, friendship, and yes someone will come along with answers for you .... i wish i was that someone as i know the uncertainty is the worse battle there is ... my throughts and prayers are with you ... and again ...

Gale,

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Great to see you have come to be with us. Just let us know if we can be of any help. We are all here to assist each other as possible.

I would like to afford my prayers and thoughts to you and Tara, and I am not really know where to direct you. There should be someone come along.

Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around.

Darlene :hug:

I am introducing myself and hope find other s who share my struggle with parkinsons a
 

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hi everyone i am from england and have had parkinson s for 7 years and have experienced severe side effects in compulsive behaviour which has now been resolved but the consequences are still causing problems in family life.
also people do not understand and make you feel guilty.
.]are there anyone here who share same issues where we ould help each other. i am 55 married with two teenage children but under extreme
strain with our relationships

please contact me soon
:):)graham

Welcome Ms Gale Sue!
 

Prayers are with you and your daughter....:)

Hi missgalesue@yahoo.c
 

Welcome to neurotalk. I'm so,so sorry to here about all of the illnesses that your daughter is suffering with. There are a number of places on Neurotalk where you can go to for help. Please scroll down the Posts of the Website,and you will find them. I'm so sorry that she is suffering like this. BF:hug::hug::hug:

I wish there was something I could do, but I don't know how to. I know she will be in my thoughts

Gale Sue, I am new here at NT as of today. I just read your post. Though I cannot help you with any answers, I too want to extend my thoughts and prayers to your precious daughter and to you and all your family.

:hug:

Ronnelle