Still NED - Keep the Faith
Long story short, After his dx stage IV in 2006 , colon resection in 2007 and multiple liver mets at same time and almost no hope of possible surgery, a liver resection was done in late 2007 after 6 mos of chemo (xeloda and oxal plus avastin ) . This was a wedge resection taking 2 plus hours, Unfortunately mets returned within several months and we then did rfa , only to have mets return again in several months and found a new surgeon who was aggressive and did a major resection of 70 percent of the liver less than a year later , followed by adjuvant chemo and my husband is still NED ( by the grace of God and St Jude's intercession , our great doctors and our persistance) now almost 3 years later. His next scan is now January of next year - when we started we did scans every 6 weeks! Don't give up hope. You are all in my prayers. Remember there ARE long term survivors . God Bless
Diane
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Awesome
That is wonderful news. Thank you for sharing that.
Kim0 -
Thank you for the Inspirational NEWS
Wow, thank you so much for the inspirational news. I am just starting my journey 18 months out from diagnosis praying for continued good health. My prayers for your husbands continued good health as well.
NB0 -
Dear Diane
Thank you for sharing your husband's wonderful story.
Not only does it convey hope to all, but it reminds us that we have to push for what we think is the right thing for our body and health.
May there be only clear scans in his future, and many wonderful years for you together.
Marie who loves kitties0 -
thank youLovekitties said:Dear Diane
Thank you for sharing your husband's wonderful story.
Not only does it convey hope to all, but it reminds us that we have to push for what we think is the right thing for our body and health.
May there be only clear scans in his future, and many wonderful years for you together.
Marie who loves kitties
for sharing we all need this news to keep on fighting.i know myself i get so tired of the fight and then i read posts like this and it seems to put the fight back in me ...Godbless...johnnybegood0 -
Great newsjohnnybegood said:thank you
for sharing we all need this news to keep on fighting.i know myself i get so tired of the fight and then i read posts like this and it seems to put the fight back in me ...Godbless...johnnybegood
Thank u for sharing. I am so fearful and at the beginning of
my journey.
We all look for the promise of hope on these boards.0 -
barbebarbbarbebarb said:Great news
Thank u for sharing. I am so fearful and at the beginning of
my journey.
We all look for the promise of hope on these boards.
Don't be afraid!!! You may have some bad days, but you will also have many good days. We are all living proof that you can come through this and resume a normal life. The best of luck to you.0
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