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Pathology report

srbelle1
srbelle1 CSN Member Posts: 123

we just got the results and tumor was 10 cm, no cancer in adrenal or surrounding fat and the Furhman grade is 2.

the surgeon had guessed it to be a grade 3 prior to surgery because it was in spine so all in all, the pathology was a decent one.

didn't realize how stressed I had been until I spoke to surgeon since I was not going to his follow-up this Thursday because of work.

after the surgeon, we meet with the oncologist to hear recommendations for further treatment.

sarah

Comments

  • icemantoo
    icemantoo CSN Member Posts: 3,362 Member
    Sounds much better than what you started with

    Sarah,

    I read your husband's bio and things seem to be looking up over the past 10 weeks. Keep up the good work so that we can hear the  words "looks like a full recovery"

    Icemantoo

  • srbelle1
    srbelle1 CSN Member Posts: 123
    icemantoo said:

    Sounds much better than what you started with

    Sarah,

    I read your husband's bio and things seem to be looking up over the past 10 weeks. Keep up the good work so that we can hear the  words "looks like a full recovery"

    Icemantoo

    those ten weeks have felt

    those ten weeks have felt like years and he has been through a lot. Getting this pathology report was much better news than we dared to expect.

    the initial doctoring was so inexperienced and this disease so horrible that I would urge anyone diagnosed with it to get experienced treatment.

    sarah

  • aussieqld
    aussieqld CSN Member Posts: 13
    srbelle1 said:

    those ten weeks have felt

    those ten weeks have felt like years and he has been through a lot. Getting this pathology report was much better news than we dared to expect.

    the initial doctoring was so inexperienced and this disease so horrible that I would urge anyone diagnosed with it to get experienced treatment.

    sarah

    Hi

    am really happy for you.