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Clean Scan

JimboC
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I don't know if I should get excited about it or not but Saturday night, I had to go to the Emergency Room due to an infected J-Tube site. The tube was removed about a month ago and the site started showing signs of infection Saturday. Well, as part of the diagnostic process, they did a CT on me with contrast dye. I visited with my oncologist today and he said that the CT was clean. No signs of abnormalities outside of what they would expect due to the surgery.
Now, I know this wasn't a PET/CT but it did make me feel so good to hear that news. I'm a little over two months out from the MIE and I have one more full round of chemo remaining before I get my PET so my fingers are staying crossed until then.
Now, I know this wasn't a PET/CT but it did make me feel so good to hear that news. I'm a little over two months out from the MIE and I have one more full round of chemo remaining before I get my PET so my fingers are staying crossed until then.
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that is wonderful!!ritawaite13 said:Great News!
We are all out here just waiting and praying for good news! Congratulations and thanks for sharing!!
Rita
Julie
that is wonderful!!
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Thanks so much to everyoneWpturner05 said:Congratulations
Congratulations
Thanks so much to everyone for the kind comments! This community is like an extended family. I have to do my last big infusion tomorrow of Cisplatin and Epirubicin. They make me very sick and I dread them so bad. I think I needed this good news to get me through it mentally. Makes me want to go ahead and have a PET.
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