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Results from latest CT scan

My Oncologist Consultant phoned me at home to say it was good news. (I have PPC so my cancer are cells lining my abdomen) All of the cells have shrunk and some have gone!!!!!

I have an offical check up appointment June 14th where I also get my CA 125 results, so no doubt he will tell me the scan results again (as I am still a bit stunned by the good news)
I think I kinda expected the chemo "not to work" as I was scared and if you prepare yourself for the worse it's not such a shock.
So now I am just taking it all in and feel so relieved. I can start to get back on track with my life now

Much love to you all, Tina xx
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Hi Tina,
So glad to hear you've gotten such great news!
Over the years I've looked at tough circumstances and have had a vision & plan for each: 1) Best case scenario 2) Not-as-great, but all right scenario, and 3) Worst case scenario. I've been working with this since I traveled by myself in Europe, not speaking the language and getting myself into some spotty jams. Feeling as though I had some control kept me from crying (most times, at least)!
Again, you're in control now-have a ball with it!
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Yea.................. what a feelingunknown said:This comment has been removed by the Moderator
Do you know it is a weird feeling - I can't get used to it. Its like I've been given a second chance. I know it is not a CURE because they can't cure PPC, but I feel so good. I thought to myslef last night as I looked in the bathroon mirror as I was going to bed "I get to keep my hair". My hair is growing back nicely from the chemo & I had prepared myself to having to have more chemo. It is a defence mechanism where you expect the worse case scenario and then nothing comes as a shock.
Thank-you for all of your words of encouragement.
Tina xxxx -
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Love your new picture!!!Tina Brown said:Yea.................. what a feeling
Do you know it is a weird feeling - I can't get used to it. Its like I've been given a second chance. I know it is not a CURE because they can't cure PPC, but I feel so good. I thought to myslef last night as I looked in the bathroon mirror as I was going to bed "I get to keep my hair". My hair is growing back nicely from the chemo & I had prepared myself to having to have more chemo. It is a defence mechanism where you expect the worse case scenario and then nothing comes as a shock.
Thank-you for all of your words of encouragement.
Tina xxxx
Love your new picture!!! Really happy for you!!
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