Good News
he said,"the first round of radiation & chemo killed all the cancer cells and shrunk the tumor real
small but he still had to remove the rectum and anus.I am still on the wound vac maybe another
2 or 3 weeks when my wound heals I will have my port removed.I feel so happy.
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Way to go
Thats great news. Hope all continues to go well for you. Kim0 -
Wonderful!
QWE:
Congratulations on your great news (and thank you for your kind encouragement on my post about my husband's NED scan).
I hope you have days full of progress and healing. Enjoy every nano-second of the relief that comes with hearing that your treatment has been successful. Cancer has a strange way of giving you perspective on what is important and what is not.
I am delighted for you.
Hatshepsut0 -
Happy Happy for youHatshepsut said:Wonderful!
QWE:
Congratulations on your great news (and thank you for your kind encouragement on my post about my husband's NED scan).
I hope you have days full of progress and healing. Enjoy every nano-second of the relief that comes with hearing that your treatment has been successful. Cancer has a strange way of giving you perspective on what is important and what is not.
I am delighted for you.
Hatshepsut
Great news! Congratulation! Go Celebrate!
Dawn0 -
Music to your ears...qwe said:OH this may sound dumb but
OH this may sound dumb but what does NED mean???
When your doctor uses the term NED, you should feel happy indeed.
NED means "No Evidence of Disease."
Hatshepsut0 -
Way to go!Hatshepsut said:Music to your ears...
When your doctor uses the term NED, you should feel happy indeed.
NED means "No Evidence of Disease."
Hatshepsut
Congrats on the great news! So happy for you!0
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