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finished treatment and NED
nanapam
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My CT scan was clear after having surgery and 6 rounds of chemo. I never felt or looked sick. I have low grade cancer, and my CA-125 is 6 now but was only 37 when I discovered a tennis ball sized tumor under my navel. CT scans and CA-125 are the best tools available for monitoring my disease, but they are not that great in my case. I am reading survivor stories and staying positive. I will be around a long time! Now I have to work on changing my lifestyle to avoid a recurrence (avoiding sugar, going organic, meditating,). This is the hard part!
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Moparmopar said:WAY TO GO!
What a wonderful, positive outcome for you! What a blessing! And the next part is really not hard at all, once you get started. Please continue to visit here and share your wonderful progress.
(((HUGS)))
Monika
you are the benchmark here! I see you joined in 2003, so you are doing something right! Let me know what you think works best for you. and all your cancer details if you dont mind! Thanks for the positive support!
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