Had Stage 3 colorectal cancer: 3 years later I'm doing fine

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  • jr2012
    jr2012 Member Posts: 67
    thats fantastic :)) wishing
    thats fantastic :)) wishing you a permanent remission
  • k44454445
    k44454445 Member Posts: 494
    wonderful!
    great news. thanks for posting as it gives us hope.
    hugs judy
  • John23
    John23 Member Posts: 2,122 Member
    tommycat said:

    Thank you all for your support and kind words
    Thank you all for your support and kind words.
    In answer to the question about altering my lifestyle I have to admit I haven't. Always been inconsistent in exercise and diet.....I like a steak now and then, love my red wine, and don't hit the gym as often as recommended. But I also love fresh fish, playing with my children and laughing with my friends.
    Maybe those are counter balances....I don't know.
    It's what feels right for me.
    Big hugs from California~

    Tommycat -

    Re:
    ....Always been inconsistent in exercise and diet.....
    ......"It's what feels right for me"....


    Keep doin' what you're doin', it's apparently working
    pretty damned good!

    Hopes for you, always!

    John
  • Sundanceh
    Sundanceh Member Posts: 4,392 Member
    :-)
    Continued best wishes!
  • micah68
    micah68 Member Posts: 2
    your good news
    Thank you for sharing your good news! I was diagnosed with stage 3 September 2011, did xeloda and radiation, surgery and xeloda again. Finished treatment Sept 2012. What a year but last CT and PET were clear. I plan to enjoy everyday, every minute, every second. I am counting my blessings and hope to someday be able to post good news as you have.

    THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
  • Labra
    Labra Member Posts: 6
    I was also diagnosed with
    I was also diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer 3 years ago. I have just recently joined this board. It has been a hard road but I am healthy and happy also. Hugs to of you!
  • Helen321
    Helen321 Member Posts: 1,459 Member
    I'm gearing up for my surgery

    I'm gearing up for my surgery which is in a month and some nights I'm up until 3am (like tonight).  I'm clinging to posts like this.  I am trying to think good thoughts but the nagging stage I to stage III in just 9 weeks but we're not sure if it was there or wasn't or what will be or what will not be takes its toll.  It's amazing how much of this is a guessing game even to doctors who deal with this all the time. Thanks for the post, it's very encouraging!!!