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progress!!!!!
mrsriderman
CSN Member Posts: 48
well hello eveyone
i just received mt first c.t.scans since starting chemo.(f.y.i. stg 4 mets in both lungs and liver--receving erbitux , 5 fu pump )(too many tumors to count, mostly small)
so the scan showed that alot of the litttle tumors are GONE and the three other large ones have reduced by 1/3 YEAH!!!! lets just say i was really nervous before the doc said it was good news.
me and the hubby spent the weekend celabrating and i start cheno again tues. i wanted to take a week or two off but since the drugs are working so well-- the doc said to keep on going.
so thank you for all the prayers and i have all of you in mine
lisa r
i just received mt first c.t.scans since starting chemo.(f.y.i. stg 4 mets in both lungs and liver--receving erbitux , 5 fu pump )(too many tumors to count, mostly small)
so the scan showed that alot of the litttle tumors are GONE and the three other large ones have reduced by 1/3 YEAH!!!! lets just say i was really nervous before the doc said it was good news.
me and the hubby spent the weekend celabrating and i start cheno again tues. i wanted to take a week or two off but since the drugs are working so well-- the doc said to keep on going.
so thank you for all the prayers and i have all of you in mine
lisa r
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Hi! I celebrate the good news with you! I remember those early days and how scary it all is. Hang in there with the chemo...I would actually get depressed when I couldn't have "my chemo" because of low counts. I knew that it would kill those suckers and it DID! I, too, had too many liver tumors to count. 16 rounds of chemo later, I am NED! Hang in there and keep positive thoughts.
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