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Are there any other MMMT survivors out there?

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  • Charweaver47
    Charweaver47 CSN Member Posts: 2
    edited June 2021 #362
    mlshep said:

    Forherself

    Thanks, I will try a new post, this board is confusing to me.

    COnfusing to me also.  Hard

    COnfusing to me also.  Hard to find updated posts.  

     

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  • dianeocallaghan
    dianeocallaghan CSN Member Posts: 1 Member
    #363
    https://csn.cancer.org/discussion/comment/1556367#Comment_1556367

    Are you still alive? Your post is dated 2016. It's 2025 now and I am thinking of foregoing the chemo, etc as well. From what I hear it's even worse than the disease

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  • NoTimeForCancer
    NoTimeForCancer CSN Member Posts: 3,608 Member
    #364
    https://csn.cancer.org/discussion/comment/1725274#Comment_1725274

    he diane (hope you don't mind me just using that name) as you see this is an old post. A few years ago CSN updated their site and it can be challenging for old and new members to find things.

    I would recommend starting a new thread by going to the Uterine/Endometrial page and clicking on "New Topic". This will allow everyone to easily add/follow. I do know there are some survivors out there but I am not sure how often they visit this page.

    Hugs dear.

    NoTime

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  • cmb
    cmb CSN Member Posts: 1,007 Member
    #365
    https://csn.cancer.org/discussion/comment/1725274#Comment_1725274

    I had eight phases of chemo (4 of one pair and 4 of another). You can read about my treatment plan by clicking my profile pic. I was able to work during the first four infusions, although I was more tired than normal. The last four chemo infusions were much more difficult than the first four, but the medical oncologist did provide some additional supportive care during this period that helped me get through these last infusions.

    I had no symptoms from cancer, except for vaginal bleeding that stopped after surgery. So I can't compare the disease to treatment. But I was able to work full-time within a month after chemo ended. And I elected to have 25 radiation treatments as a preventative measure a couple of months later. I worked during this period as well.

    Cancer treatments are no walk in the park, but in my case, they have kept me cancer-free for nine years after diagnosis.

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