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السبت، 5 مايو 2012
الفيلم الوثائقي عن أسامة بن لادن حي أم ميت ؟ برامج للجزيرة تحميل مترجم عربي http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335745.html
الفيلم الوثائقي عن مثلث برمودا حقيقة ام زيف ناشونال جيوغرافيك ابو ظبي تحميل مترجم بالعربيه http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335744.html
فيلم وثائقي عن أفتك حيوانات العالم القوى الخارقة HD مترجم عربي بالعربيه تحميل http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335743.html
الفيلم الوثائقي هروب ماكر سجناء بيتسبرغ الستة ناشونال جيوغرافيك ابو ظبي تحميل http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335742.html
الفيلم الوثائقي أفتك حيوانات العالم أسلحة الحيوانات مترجم NatGeoWild تحميل http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335741.html
الجمعة، 4 مايو 2012
الحلقة الأخيرة 30 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38266.html
الحلقه 29 قبل الاخيرة مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38265.html
الحلقه العاشرة 10 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38246.html
الحلقه التاسعه 9 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38245.html
الحلقه الثامنة 8 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38244.html
الحلقه السابعه 7 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38243.html
الحلقه الخامسه 5 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38241.html
الحلقه الرابعه 4 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38240.html
الحلقه الثالثه 3 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38239.html
الحلقه الثانية 2 مسلسل اول الصبح مشاهدة فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38238.html
الحلقه الاخيرة 30 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين كاملة http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38236.html
الحلقه 29 قبل الاخيرة من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38235.html
الحلقه العاشره 10 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38216.html
الحلقه التاسعه 9 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38215.html
الحلقه السابعه 7 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38213.html
الحلقه السادسه 6 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38212.html
الحلقه الخامسه 5 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38211.html
الحلقه الرابعه 4 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38210.html
الحلقه الثالثه 3 من مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38209.html
الحلقه الثانية 2 مسلسل غريب الدار مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اونلاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38208.html
الخميس، 3 مايو 2012
الفيلم الوثائقي ابوكاليبس الحرب العالمية الثانية (( الجحيم )) الحلقة الاخيرة السادسه 6 ابكاليبس http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335587.html
الفيلم الوثائقي ابكاليبس الحرب العالمية الثانية الإنزالات الكبيرة الحلقة الخامسة 5 ابوكاليبس http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335586.html
فيلم الوثائقي ابكاليبس الحرب العالمية الثانية العالم يشتعل الحلقة الرابعه 4 ابوكاليبس http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335584.html
http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335583.html ابكاليبس الحرب العالمية الثانية الصدمة الحلقة الثالثة 3 ابوكاليبس تحميل ومشاهدة
http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335582.html ابكاليبس الحرب العالمية الثانية الهزيمة الساحقة الحلقة الثانية 2 ابوكاليبس تحميل ميديافاير
http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335581.html ابكاليبس الحرب العالمية الثانية العدوان الحلقة الاولى 1 ابوكاليبس ناشونال جيوغرافيك ابو ظبي
فيلم الوثائقي نهاية العالم 2012 مترجم ديسكفري تحميل مشاهدة ميديافاير http://www.2sw2r.com/vb/t335580.html
I had a dream
To quote from the Broadway show "Gypsy" --
I dreamed I was watching pieces of my life being boxed up and thrown out. First I was in the hallway, saying that I needed those boxes, don't move them. Then I was outside watching belted trunks begin tossed around.
I think this is both emblematic of the stress I feel and a reaction to the way cancer appears to be taking over my life. I almost said taking over my life again, because of course this has happened many times over the past nine years. In stead of sitting quietly on a merry-go-round bench, I'd suddenly be thrust upon a pony, hanging on for dear life while it went madly up and down.
I'm not much on dream interpretation. Are the boxes parts of my life I've had to give up? If so, hat are they? I'm still singing an I even danced last weekend. I thought I gave up on the parenting dream years ago. My health is what it is; sometimes I feel okay, sometimes great, sometimes like crap.
Maybe the boxes represent giving up hope that I could continue to ride the metastatic breast cancer merry-go-round even longer than I already have. I confess that I feel my mortality even more so this past week than in recent months. Learning that I have new mets everywhere was daunting. There just aren't too many treatment options left to me.
Dr G says that one just has to live long enough for the next new thing to come along. That next new thing may likely be Afinitor, presuming the FDA approves its use in metastatic breast cancer.
(Pertuzumab is a different drug. You may have heard about Darlene Grant, the woman with mets who believes that pertuzumab could extend her life and appealed via YouTube for compassionate use. Pertuzumab is designed to treat HER2neu+ cancer. We'll see what the results of yesterday's biopsy show, but my cancer has been HER2neu- until now.)
** Today's update on Afinitor: Dr G's nurse says that he had the peer to peer review with my health insurance company and then asked her to contact Novartis, maker of Afinitor, for more information. Rik also faxed my application to Novartis for financial assistance in receiving Afinitor.
I dreamed I was watching pieces of my life being boxed up and thrown out. First I was in the hallway, saying that I needed those boxes, don't move them. Then I was outside watching belted trunks begin tossed around.
I think this is both emblematic of the stress I feel and a reaction to the way cancer appears to be taking over my life. I almost said taking over my life again, because of course this has happened many times over the past nine years. In stead of sitting quietly on a merry-go-round bench, I'd suddenly be thrust upon a pony, hanging on for dear life while it went madly up and down.
I'm not much on dream interpretation. Are the boxes parts of my life I've had to give up? If so, hat are they? I'm still singing an I even danced last weekend. I thought I gave up on the parenting dream years ago. My health is what it is; sometimes I feel okay, sometimes great, sometimes like crap.
Maybe the boxes represent giving up hope that I could continue to ride the metastatic breast cancer merry-go-round even longer than I already have. I confess that I feel my mortality even more so this past week than in recent months. Learning that I have new mets everywhere was daunting. There just aren't too many treatment options left to me.
Dr G says that one just has to live long enough for the next new thing to come along. That next new thing may likely be Afinitor, presuming the FDA approves its use in metastatic breast cancer.
(Pertuzumab is a different drug. You may have heard about Darlene Grant, the woman with mets who believes that pertuzumab could extend her life and appealed via YouTube for compassionate use. Pertuzumab is designed to treat HER2neu+ cancer. We'll see what the results of yesterday's biopsy show, but my cancer has been HER2neu- until now.)
** Today's update on Afinitor: Dr G's nurse says that he had the peer to peer review with my health insurance company and then asked her to contact Novartis, maker of Afinitor, for more information. Rik also faxed my application to Novartis for financial assistance in receiving Afinitor.
الأربعاء، 2 مايو 2012
Quick update
It's been doctors, doctors, doctors for days now.
Today I saw the dermatologist, who took biopsy samples from the scalp lesion (which was biopsied in 2010, but has regrown) and from a mole on my right breast. He thinks the odds of the mole being melanoma are small, but still... The scalp biopsy was my idea. It's possible that my cancer has changed from highly ER+/PR+ and Her2 neu negative. The last time we did this, in 2010, nothing had changed. But still my cancer had stopped responding to the estrogen blockers. Retesting has the potential to give me more treatment options.
Then it was off to see the naturopath, who didn't change my supplements but recommended StressArrest (mostly niacin and pantothic acid, from what I can tell). My stress level has been climbing and I might be on the verge of a depression. I also left a message for my shrink.
Yesterday's medical trip involved unclotting my port. On Monday I went to the UW Hospital to give a blood sample for genetic testing for the BRCA 1 and 2 genes. (Again, I was tested in 2002 and came up negative, but the technology has improved in the interim and the test is evidently more sensitive now.) The nurses there were unable to get blood return from my port, and I didn't have time to come back at 4:30 PM for a few hours while they gave me alteplase to dissolve a clot in the port. So on Tuesday I went to Dr G's office. The nurses couldn't get good blood return either on the first try, so they gave me alteplase and voila! two hours later, I was fine.
I also learned yesterday that Dr G was scheduled to participate in a peer to peer review of my need for Afinitor (everolimus) and why my insurance company should pay for it. I haven' heard the results of that call, but interested parties can read about the study confirming its efficacy here. (This link may be for subscribers only, but you can google the title: "Everolimus in Postmenopausal Hormone-Receptor–Positive Advanced Breast Cancer.")
All this medical makes me stressed. Yesterday's therapy was to get in bed at the end of the afternoon and pull the covers over my head (denial). That didn't work too well. This afternoon I worked in the garden for an hour or so (avoidance). Pulling weeds was more therapeutic, but I still wonder if I am on the verge of depression. Tonight I sang with my choir Dunava and that was the best medicine of all. Singing lifts me out of myself.
Now I am tired but it's a good tired. On to more tomorrow.
Today I saw the dermatologist, who took biopsy samples from the scalp lesion (which was biopsied in 2010, but has regrown) and from a mole on my right breast. He thinks the odds of the mole being melanoma are small, but still... The scalp biopsy was my idea. It's possible that my cancer has changed from highly ER+/PR+ and Her2 neu negative. The last time we did this, in 2010, nothing had changed. But still my cancer had stopped responding to the estrogen blockers. Retesting has the potential to give me more treatment options.
Then it was off to see the naturopath, who didn't change my supplements but recommended StressArrest (mostly niacin and pantothic acid, from what I can tell). My stress level has been climbing and I might be on the verge of a depression. I also left a message for my shrink.
Yesterday's medical trip involved unclotting my port. On Monday I went to the UW Hospital to give a blood sample for genetic testing for the BRCA 1 and 2 genes. (Again, I was tested in 2002 and came up negative, but the technology has improved in the interim and the test is evidently more sensitive now.) The nurses there were unable to get blood return from my port, and I didn't have time to come back at 4:30 PM for a few hours while they gave me alteplase to dissolve a clot in the port. So on Tuesday I went to Dr G's office. The nurses couldn't get good blood return either on the first try, so they gave me alteplase and voila! two hours later, I was fine.
I also learned yesterday that Dr G was scheduled to participate in a peer to peer review of my need for Afinitor (everolimus) and why my insurance company should pay for it. I haven' heard the results of that call, but interested parties can read about the study confirming its efficacy here. (This link may be for subscribers only, but you can google the title: "Everolimus in Postmenopausal Hormone-Receptor–Positive Advanced Breast Cancer.")
All this medical makes me stressed. Yesterday's therapy was to get in bed at the end of the afternoon and pull the covers over my head (denial). That didn't work too well. This afternoon I worked in the garden for an hour or so (avoidance). Pulling weeds was more therapeutic, but I still wonder if I am on the verge of depression. Tonight I sang with my choir Dunava and that was the best medicine of all. Singing lifts me out of myself.
Now I am tired but it's a good tired. On to more tomorrow.
الاثنين، 30 أبريل 2012
الحلقه 73 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38193.html
الحلقه 75 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38195.html
الحلقه 76 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38196.html
الحلقه 77 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38197.html
الحلقه 78 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38198.html
http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38199.html الحلقه 79 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين
الحلقه 80 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38200.html
http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38201.html الحلقه 81 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين
http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38202.html الحلقه 82 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين
الحلقه 83 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38203.html
الحلقه قبل الاخيره 84 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38204.html
الحلقه الاخيره 85 من مسلسل بين الماضي والحب مشاهده فيديو يوتيوب اون لاين http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38205.html
http://video.2sw2r.com/watch38206.html الحلقة الأخيرة بين الماضي والحب مشاهدة يوتيوب YouTube اونلاين 86
الخميس، 26 أبريل 2012
The next plan
I spent almost an hour with Dr G, coming up with a next step plan.
1. He liked Dr Gadi's recommendation of combining Afinitor (everolimus) with double aromatase inhibitors. Afinitor is a targeted therapy and is classified as an mTOR inhibitor.
2. I will try this for one month and then have another set of PET scans, full body and brain, to determine how well this combo works.
3. My remaining scalp metastasis will be biopsied and checked for estrogen reception, progesterone reception and HER 2 neu factor. It's apparent that my cancer has changed from highly ER/PR+ to being much less so, but as Dr G pointed out, my cancer did respond very well for years to the estrogen blockers. It's worth rechecking the HER2 neu factor because if that has changed as well (I was originally HER 2 neu-), I could take Herceptin and Tykerb. Dr G may give me these drugs anyway.
4. While I try this plan, we will hold off on any radiation therapy. Since I have no symptoms now, it's a good time to try drugs first. We can revisit whole brain radiation or gamma knife later, if need be.
The downsides?
Afinitor was very recently approved by the FDA and is extremely expensive ($10,500 for a 30 day supply, according to my pharmacist). Dr G's office is checking with my insurance provider to see if they will cover any of this expense. (I do have about two weeks of sample pills to start off.)
Among other side effects, Afinitor also causes mucositis (mouth sores) in many patients. I had terrible mouth sores while on Doxil and had to discontinue that chemo. With Afinitor, if I develop mouth sores, Dr G can decrease the dosage.
It's a good plan. What I like best is having a plan, and knowing that there are still options, such as high dose estrogen and other chemotherapies.
Listen well, my cancer: if you want to stick around, you'll get quiet on this regimen and we will all live longer together.
1. He liked Dr Gadi's recommendation of combining Afinitor (everolimus) with double aromatase inhibitors. Afinitor is a targeted therapy and is classified as an mTOR inhibitor.
mTOR inibition blocks the translation of genes that regulate cancer cell proliferation. It also results in reduced levels of certain cell growth factors involved in the development of new blood vessels, such as vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF).mTOR inhibitors are thought to turn estrogen receptors back "on," so that the cancer would respond to estrogen blockers again. So I will also start high dose Faslodex and Aromasin, a double AI therapy. I've had both of these before. Faslodex is given by injection (two shots in the tuchis, ouch!). The other drugs are all taken orally.
2. I will try this for one month and then have another set of PET scans, full body and brain, to determine how well this combo works.
3. My remaining scalp metastasis will be biopsied and checked for estrogen reception, progesterone reception and HER 2 neu factor. It's apparent that my cancer has changed from highly ER/PR+ to being much less so, but as Dr G pointed out, my cancer did respond very well for years to the estrogen blockers. It's worth rechecking the HER2 neu factor because if that has changed as well (I was originally HER 2 neu-), I could take Herceptin and Tykerb. Dr G may give me these drugs anyway.
4. While I try this plan, we will hold off on any radiation therapy. Since I have no symptoms now, it's a good time to try drugs first. We can revisit whole brain radiation or gamma knife later, if need be.
The downsides?
Afinitor was very recently approved by the FDA and is extremely expensive ($10,500 for a 30 day supply, according to my pharmacist). Dr G's office is checking with my insurance provider to see if they will cover any of this expense. (I do have about two weeks of sample pills to start off.)
Among other side effects, Afinitor also causes mucositis (mouth sores) in many patients. I had terrible mouth sores while on Doxil and had to discontinue that chemo. With Afinitor, if I develop mouth sores, Dr G can decrease the dosage.
It's a good plan. What I like best is having a plan, and knowing that there are still options, such as high dose estrogen and other chemotherapies.
Listen well, my cancer: if you want to stick around, you'll get quiet on this regimen and we will all live longer together.
Happy birthday Israel
Today is the State of Israel's 64th independence day.
I've been to Israel so many times. the first was in 1977, on a gap year program between big school and college. Affiliated with my your movement, Young Judaea, I attended theInstitute for Youth Leaders from Abroad, based in Jerusalem. After five months there, YJ gave me experiences on the YJ-founded Kibbutz Ketura, Moshav Amqa, a Yemenite town in the Galilee, and a month on an archaeological dig. I picked onions, milked cows, and dug trenches - and had a blast!
My next visits to Israel were as a leader of college youth trips. I worked in Hillel Foundations at the Ohio State University and University of Maryland in College Park. Both Hillels had me accompany trips to Israel in the 1980s.
I moved to Seattle in 1991 and the next year I accompanied a staff group to Israel from the Stroum Jewish Community Center. We were part of a larger mission form the local Jewish Federation.
Hadassah also sent me to Israel for the national convention in 2000 (or thereabouts). I've been fortunate that all of my jobs in the Jewish community offered me the perk of staffing a trip to Israel.
Rik and I took our trip to Israel together in 2003. My gap year program hosted their first ever reunion, where I reconnected with several of British friends who'd moved to Israel. My college roommate was also an alumna of this program, and we visited her family on Kibbutz Lotan as well.
I've been privileged to watch Israel grow and change over three decades. It's a country filled with thousands of years of history and the struggle with modernity. But it's a great place!
I've been to Israel so many times. the first was in 1977, on a gap year program between big school and college. Affiliated with my your movement, Young Judaea, I attended theInstitute for Youth Leaders from Abroad, based in Jerusalem. After five months there, YJ gave me experiences on the YJ-founded Kibbutz Ketura, Moshav Amqa, a Yemenite town in the Galilee, and a month on an archaeological dig. I picked onions, milked cows, and dug trenches - and had a blast!
My next visits to Israel were as a leader of college youth trips. I worked in Hillel Foundations at the Ohio State University and University of Maryland in College Park. Both Hillels had me accompany trips to Israel in the 1980s.
I moved to Seattle in 1991 and the next year I accompanied a staff group to Israel from the Stroum Jewish Community Center. We were part of a larger mission form the local Jewish Federation.
Hadassah also sent me to Israel for the national convention in 2000 (or thereabouts). I've been fortunate that all of my jobs in the Jewish community offered me the perk of staffing a trip to Israel.
Rik and I took our trip to Israel together in 2003. My gap year program hosted their first ever reunion, where I reconnected with several of British friends who'd moved to Israel. My college roommate was also an alumna of this program, and we visited her family on Kibbutz Lotan as well.
I've been privileged to watch Israel grow and change over three decades. It's a country filled with thousands of years of history and the struggle with modernity. But it's a great place!
New blog
Check out The METAvivor Blog, from the organization that exclusively funds and supports research into metastatic breast cancer. The blog is at an early stage, but hopefully women with mets and others will be reading and posting.
الثلاثاء، 24 أبريل 2012
More on the Righteous Among The Nations
I recently posted about my friend M's father's rescue by Dutch farmers during the Holocaust. Yesterday, at a ceremony in Ottawa with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, M was able to tell the story again and to honor the family who helped save his father. You can read about the Canadian ceremony and Mr. Harper's speech here.
Last SCCA scan
I am fed up to here with SCCA and University of Washington Medical Center. The radiology department changed the time of yesterday's scan and never let me know. I had to wait almost 90 minutes from time of check in to when they finally called me! The clinical trial comped my parking for that one visit. (I'd already paid $40 in parking charges for the past few visits.)
On another front: Not only does this clinical trial appear to not work, in addition to about 20 hours of my (volunteer) time, it's cost me hundreds of dollars in fees that my insurance company wouldn't cover because SCCA charges too much. SCCA never offered to reimburse the difference in cost.
Although the sun was shining, I was in the basement of the UW hospital for almost five hours.
On another front: Not only does this clinical trial appear to not work, in addition to about 20 hours of my (volunteer) time, it's cost me hundreds of dollars in fees that my insurance company wouldn't cover because SCCA charges too much. SCCA never offered to reimburse the difference in cost.
Can you tell how frustrated and annoyed I am? Even pulling weeds for an hour after I got home didn't help. Rik was great -- he ordered a pizza, went out to buy Graeter's ice cream, called to find out what I wanted when the store didn't have mocha chocolate chip (I went for coconut chocolate chip), and sat through the first episode of Game of Thrones with me.
السبت، 21 أبريل 2012
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