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Felicia I hope that is not
Felicia I hope that is not the case. I will keep my fingers crossed for you. I too am having a catscan on monday at 9:30. I finished my treatment June 25th. I had surgery in January and started chemo the end of February.
Why the wait between surgery and chemo for you? I am new here so I am not sure if you have posted why before.
I will keep you in my thoughts.
Eileen0 -
Hi Eileen Congrats on beingGlad to be done said:Felicia I hope that is not
Felicia I hope that is not the case. I will keep my fingers crossed for you. I too am having a catscan on monday at 9:30. I finished my treatment June 25th. I had surgery in January and started chemo the end of February.
Why the wait between surgery and chemo for you? I am new here so I am not sure if you have posted why before.
I will keep you in my thoughts.
Eileen
Hi Eileen Congrats on being done with your chemo
The reason I haven't started chemo yet is because I had my 4th reccurence in february and usually I start chemo a month after the surgery but this time I wanted to explore other options. The last chemo I did(BEP Protocol) was brutal and I was constantly being hopitalized. Its just not worth it when the cancer keeps coming back in 6 months. Unfortunately though I have a very rare type of cancer that nobody really knows how to treat and my doctors feel like chemo is the way to go. So finally I agreed and after about a month they decided on high dose chemo (TIP Protocol) with avastin and stem cell recovery.0 -
Dear FeliciaFelicia_205 said:Hi Eileen Congrats on being
Hi Eileen Congrats on being done with your chemo
The reason I haven't started chemo yet is because I had my 4th reccurence in february and usually I start chemo a month after the surgery but this time I wanted to explore other options. The last chemo I did(BEP Protocol) was brutal and I was constantly being hopitalized. Its just not worth it when the cancer keeps coming back in 6 months. Unfortunately though I have a very rare type of cancer that nobody really knows how to treat and my doctors feel like chemo is the way to go. So finally I agreed and after about a month they decided on high dose chemo (TIP Protocol) with avastin and stem cell recovery.
I'm so sorry that you're having abdominal pains again. Could they possibly be from surgery adhesions (scarring) or is your instinct telling you otherwise? Sending you good thoughts and prayers as you wait your CT scan on Monday and praying that, when you do start chemo again, it does its job!
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Prayers
I just wanted to let you know that I am praying for you please keep us updated so we can be there for you.
Love, Hugs, and prayers
Anne0 -
Thankyou everyone for theAnneBehymer said:Prayers
I just wanted to let you know that I am praying for you please keep us updated so we can be there for you.
Love, Hugs, and prayers
Anne
Thankyou everyone for the kind words. I just came back from the Dr and they did find another mass. Its pretty small so they don't know yet if they are going to take it out and then start my chemo or leave it and use it to see if the chemo affects it.0
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