I thought for those of you who might be interested in the more scientific side of things, now that we know what my treatment is going to be I can share it with you. My treatment regimen involves three chemo drugs and one to just help one of the chemo drugs. I start with Irinotecan (Camptosar). It infuses through IV for 1.5 hours. After that I get Oxaliplatin (Eloxatin) and Leucovorin simultaneously for 2 hours. The Leucovorin is the non chemo drug used in combination with my final drug which is 5-Fluorouracil (Adrucil). The 5-Fluorouracil takes 48 hours to infuse by IV. For this first round of therapy I am at the hospital for the duration, but for all subsequent therapies I will come get the treatment and go home while still receiving the 5-Fluorouracil on a pump. These drugs will be repeated every 14 days. Everything went well last night. Right now I am in the first 24 hour stage of my final drug. I am expecting to go home on Saturday. Hopefully they will have my oxygen all worked out for my home by then. It would be difficult to go home if I don't have oxygen to breathe! Because of the way the cancer has spread through my lungs (in a very rare way, I might add. The doctors said they could only find a handful of cases where colon cancer has presented in the lungs in this particular way.) I am dependent upon oxygen to breathe. I think that is about all for now. I hope that satisfies the curiosity of a few. (I know most don't care about that technical stuff, but I know there are enough of you out there who are interested that I thought I would share.) Have a lovely day to you all!