Got great news!
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Well I had my Trans anal exicseion last wednesday. They said the results would take 10 days so when the surgeon called today I almost had a heart attack. YEAAAAA!!!Results came back all clear and they managed to fish out a couple of lyphm nodes (usually don't get any with this kind of surgery) and they also came back negative. I really didn't know have heavy I felt and until I got this news I think I am floating on air.
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Wonderful
So very happy for you. Glad you didn't have to wait the full 10 days.
Enjoy your new floating on air sensation!
Marie who loves kitties0 -
This boardKerry S said:Fantastic news
Fantastic news. I also had the transanal to get the first tumor out. Not many of us get that. I had to have chemo/rad to kill off a node that also was cancerous.
Very happy for you.
Kerry
I thank god for this board and all the wonderful people here. I got so much information from this board and I really believe knowledge is power. Can't thank all of you enough for info and support. Laura0 -
Kerry where was that node ifKerry S said:Fantastic news
Fantastic news. I also had the transanal to get the first tumor out. Not many of us get that. I had to have chemo/rad to kill off a node that also was cancerous.
Very happy for you.
Kerry
you don't mind? l got 4 affected and go for radio too ( currently in chemo jus 4 rounds)
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Hey, congratulations on that
Hey, congratulations on that great news. That's just what I was thinking (hoping)they would say. So, what are your plans now? Are you a "back to normal" person or a "not going down that road again" person? What are their recomendations for follow-ups? How soon before any scopes or scans? It's great to hear. Keep us posted.
Take care, Chris0 -
Awesome
That is wonderful news. You should go out and celebrate. Congratulations.
Kim0 -
Congratulations!Dance for
Congratulations!Dance for you.0 -
Dear Chrisimagineit2010 said:Hey, congratulations on that
Hey, congratulations on that great news. That's just what I was thinking (hoping)they would say. So, what are your plans now? Are you a "back to normal" person or a "not going down that road again" person? What are their recomendations for follow-ups? How soon before any scopes or scans? It's great to hear. Keep us posted.
Take care, Chris
To tell you the truth I don't think I can be either one of those people. Not a "back to normal" I broke up with my boyfriend today because he didn't even come to the hospital, I have learned that I deserve better then that. As far as "not going down that road again person" only god knows that but today I smiled for the first time that it felt like a real smile so I think I will be"a day at a time person"in a joyous way. I have appointment with onc on 19th of oct don't think I will need chemo but we will see and then follow up with surgeon in 6 months.As everyone knows here life can turn in a moment I tried to live a day at a time in a joyous way when I was in the middle of it all, sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't. I tried. What about you?? Second opinion???Laura0 -
36,000 Feet High
Laura
Was that you up in the sky today? I thought you looked familiar, LOL:)
I'm glad you are doing ok - and maybe the boyfriend breakup will work out ok for you too - you do deserve more for what you have to go through. It's a shame, but you got alot going for you.
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Great
That is great news, so very happy for you!!!!
Winter Marie0 -
Great newsherdizziness said:Great
That is great news, so very happy for you!!!!
Winter Marie
Wow, that is great news. I'm so happy for you.
Don0 -
Great news
We really need it around here.
Brooks0 -
Yes indeed, great news!just4Brooks said:Great news
We really need it around here.
Brooks
Yes indeed, great news!0
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