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Good news i think....

Lymph nodes disappeared and now on its normal size, small lung mets shrunk in a 50% aprox but difficult to calculate since they were so small in the beginning ,6mm, that scan can,t be so sharp to say if its now 4mm or 3mm any way 50% or near!.All this after 5 round of chemo ,now 4 rounds more and scan again. doc confident to get it disappeared in the next scan: You thing would be possible?.
Hugs and thanks for your support mates!.
BtW i know is a silly question! hahaha!
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Very good your chemo isjohnnybegood said:hey pepe
thats great for you to have shrinkage too!! we just need to hang in there and keep fighting the fight....Godbless....johnnybegood
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In a day ? Yes I did it once just gess where!pete43lost_at_sea said:pepe with you anything is possible
wonderful news. yes i pray they are gone. keep on being positive.
i heard our immune system gets a boost when we sleep. so eat well, exercise and resrt my friend. your cancer does not have a chance.
hugs,
pete
ps did you not walk across a country in a day
I'm sure you don't even know the country I gess!.
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Scouty you remember me another country have crossed in a fewscouty said:Monaco?
I walked across it in no time years ago............
minutes! France , Monaco, Italy in a few minutes by car ,so I got: vatican, Monaco but not walking And ..... the country I mean is bigger than this two! if you search in a map , near my home town.....snow.....lots of ski resorts.... -
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thank you Jennie !idlehunters said:Hey Pepe!
Sounds like awesome news to me!!! YAY! Glad to see your CEA has reached normal limits. You take care.
Jennie
Hope the best to you!
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