How long have you survived

pascotty
pascotty Member Posts: 174 Member
edited January 15 in Head and Neck Cancer #1
I think this would encouraging for new and old members to read how long you have survived H&N c (cannot give it a capital)

I am a 5 month survivor of Right tonsil c, with 1 lymph node involvement T1N1M0

Cheers Jen xxxxx
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  • Glenna M
    Glenna M Member Posts: 1,576
    One year
    I am one year post treatment for SCC Supraglottic laryngeal T3NOMO and will be one year post for NSCLC in left lung on the 28th of this month.

    Still in remission from both cancers and doing great!!!

    Cheers to you Jen,
    Glenna
  • fisrpotpe
    fisrpotpe Member Posts: 1,349 Member
    14 years 9 Months
    5 golf ball sized nodes wrapped around carodid on left side of neck. 38 treatments of radiation, 3 one week long 24 hour per day chemo treatments and radical neck disection.
  • pascotty
    pascotty Member Posts: 174 Member
    fisrpotpe said:

    14 years 9 Months
    5 golf ball sized nodes wrapped around carodid on left side of neck. 38 treatments of radiation, 3 one week long 24 hour per day chemo treatments and radical neck disection.

    Excited
    Now that's exciting awesome and totally encouraging. Thank you for posting xxxx
  • D Lewis
    D Lewis Member Posts: 1,581 Member
    You ALL rock!
    Four months today, BOT (base of tongue) SCC with mets to lymph nodes on both sides. T1N2cM0 (that's stage 4). One 3-cm lymph node removed from right neck, 38 rads and 3 rounds of high-dose cisplatin. Three month PET-CT scan showed no evidence of disease!

    Deb xoxoxoxoxo
  • D Lewis
    D Lewis Member Posts: 1,581 Member
    fisrpotpe said:

    14 years 9 Months
    5 golf ball sized nodes wrapped around carodid on left side of neck. 38 treatments of radiation, 3 one week long 24 hour per day chemo treatments and radical neck disection.

    So happy to hear this one
    But, what does the screen name mean? Every time I read it, I am reminded of the artist formerly known as "the artist formerly known as Prince." I believe he's just "Prince" again.

    Deb
  • SASH
    SASH Member Posts: 421 Member
    Suvival
    So far 10 years 4 months 11 days and counting of Stage 4 SCC of the tongue.
  • SIRENAF42
    SIRENAF42 Member Posts: 202
    SASH said:

    Suvival
    So far 10 years 4 months 11 days and counting of Stage 4 SCC of the tongue.

    Survivor
    23 months survivor of Esthesionueroblastoma (Sinus Cancer).
  • adventurebob
    adventurebob Member Posts: 691
    surviving
    Almost 4 months since diagnosis. 3 rounds of Cisplatin/Gemzar. Clean PET scan 2 weeks ago. God is good; always.
  • Greg53
    Greg53 Member Posts: 849

    surviving
    Almost 4 months since diagnosis. 3 rounds of Cisplatin/Gemzar. Clean PET scan 2 weeks ago. God is good; always.

    Love seeing those double digits
    Great to see so many with so many years! Double digits in years! Awesome!! Encouraging too.

    5 months post treatment for me and doing better every day.

    Positive thoughts to all!
    Greg
  • friend of Bill
    friend of Bill Member Posts: 87
    grateful to be alive
    Right tonsil,one lymph node, surgery, chemo and rads - it's now been now 23 wonderful (but admittedly very trying at times) months since treatment ended.Thanks for the topic.

    Vince
  • charles55
    charles55 Member Posts: 87
    three years
    I have spent three plus years sticking my tongue out at cancer (which is where cancer found me).
  • stevenl
    stevenl Member Posts: 587
    charles55 said:

    three years
    I have spent three plus years sticking my tongue out at cancer (which is where cancer found me).

    6 months
    6 months post treatment and feeling good.

    Best to everyone,
    Steve
  • rozaroo
    rozaroo Member Posts: 665
    stevenl said:

    6 months
    6 months post treatment and feeling good.

    Best to everyone,
    Steve

    6 month's
    I am 6 month's post treatment!
  • Skiffin16
    Skiffin16 Member Posts: 8,305 Member
    15 Months Post Treatment
    Right Tonsil, SCC, STG III, HPV+ with a lymph node thrown into the mix....

    Tonsillectomy, nine weeks of chemo (Cisplatin, Taxotere, 5FU (pumped)), then seven weeks concurrent chemo/rads, weekly Carboplatin, 35 daily rads with Amifostine injections...

    All post CT, scopes and PET's have been clear and NED...hoping to have similar reports for the next 30 or 40 years... ;)

    Best,
    John
  • ljoy
    ljoy Member Posts: 94
    Five Years
    Right Tonsil with 1 lymph node. Cisplatin, 5FU and 39 rads.
  • Pam M
    Pam M Member Posts: 2,196
    Hi - Six Months
    Sure is good to see those bigger numbers. Me, I was stage IV scc Base of Tongue (T2N2). Six months since treatment ended March 16; treatment was nine weeks of induction chemo (Cisplatin,Taxotere and 5-FU) followed by seven weeks of radiation with weekly chemo (Carboplatin). Scans are good (watching one node).
  • JUDYV5
    JUDYV5 Member Posts: 392
    3 months
    It has been 3 months since I finished treatment for ssc of the hypopharnyx. Was pronounced NED on July 21.
  • Irishgypsie
    Irishgypsie Member Posts: 333
    JUDYV5 said:

    3 months
    It has been 3 months since I finished treatment for ssc of the hypopharnyx. Was pronounced NED on July 21.

    Oral Cancer Foundation Web-site!
    I haven't even had my 1st post PET scan so I won't post myself yet! But this is why I like the oral cancer foundation web-site. This site tends to have alot of people 1 year or less. They have alot of survivor stories of 5 years or more :)! God Bless!!

    Charles
  • Tricia02
    Tricia02 Member Posts: 129
    Almost 5 years
    Had SCC of nasal septum - still rocking on lol
  • delnative
    delnative Member Posts: 450
    Tricia02 said:

    Almost 5 years
    Had SCC of nasal septum - still rocking on lol

    Almost two years
    I had Stage III SCC of the right tonsil, one lymph node involved. Had tonsillectomy, 30 rads and two rounds of Cisplatin, followed by a modified radical neck dissection three months after treatment ended. On Oct. 5 I celebrate the second anniversary of the last day of radiation.

    --Jim in Delaware