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@Cbdave ..... alas I only have a lidless woke. But this can be rectified.

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So sorry about that Reci, but the good thing is that its caught early and it's small. You can definitely beat this as many other people have as well! We will all keep positive thoughts for you!! When is your first threatment?

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i'm sorry it's not the outcome you/we all hoped for @Reciprocity It is good it has been detected early and you have a positive attitude to fight this although I'm sure it's still a shock for you, maybe it hasn't sunk in yet but you are strong enough to fight it. Thank you for updating us.

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Gday Do you have a wok? Preferably with a lid? We can pivot and smoke Chinese style….

@Cbdave ..... need to get me a Webber. Smoked tofu, smoked barra, oh I recon i could do smoked prawns. Also thanks for the tip about yhe spray of water to melt the vegan cheese. fantastic hack.

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Gday Not happy you have a cancer…. But I’m happy that it has been found early enough to make treatment more probable to have you in full remission. Radiation has come in leaps and bounds over the last 20 years. The programs and algorithms that aim them is so good. Im not wishing you luck cause you don’t need it. Your on a winner.

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Not the outcome you hoped to receive. Glad it is detected early, small and still local. Reason for an optimistic approach. Doctors and communication; often an issue...

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I'm so very sorry about your diagnosis. And yes, I'm confident you will beat this. Stage 1 (no spread to lymph nodes) and less than half an inch nodule size which was caught early due to your annual LDCT scan is very reassuring for a great outcome. The phrase "lit up like a Christmas tree" is very common here in the USA when describing a PET scan result. I'm surprised the Pulmonologist didn't refer you to an Oncologist for decision making but I will assume that is just the way it is handled in Canada. Hopefully you will be given a pulmonary function test to determine your lung health prior to the start of treatment. I wish you peace in your journey as you travel this well worn very doable path to total healing.

Thanks for sharing the verdict@Reciprocity. Damn, I know this was not the news you were hoping for. And, as someone who’s gone thru radiation, I’m sorry that you’ll have to go through that. But it’s great news that the tumor is small and localized. The outcomes for lung cancer that is treated early are really good. It also sounds like you’ve got a great attitude and a lot of support. That cancer doesn’t stand a chance. Go kick some butt!