Nice Surprise from my Oncologist today.
I went for my 6 month check up today and was told that I do not have to come back for a year. Imagine that, a whole year. Yea. for me.
I also went to the CTU and gave away 37 chemo caps. Yep, I am still doing that.
Hugs to all,
Donna
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I remember what a GREAT
I remember what a GREAT feeling that was.
To the Avg Joe-it was like OH good..but for the patient it is like jumping for JOY! and tap dancing..
Congrats
Denise
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Donna -- GREAT news indeed YIPEEdisneyfan2008 said:I remember what a GREAT
I remember what a GREAT feeling that was.
To the Avg Joe-it was like OH good..but for the patient it is like jumping for JOY! and tap dancing..
Congrats
Denise
... doing my hap hap HAPPY dance. Nice to enjoy this little bit of HOPE, and Peace.
Donating cap's - YOU ROCK, Donna! or as I say, playing it forward. So Proud of YOU.
Strength, Courage and HOPE for a Cure.
Vicki Sam
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happy dancing with you
Very happy for you! Isn't it a great feeling to start giving away the chemo caps and throwing out all those pamphlets?
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Yahoo!Puffin2014 said:happy dancing with you
Very happy for you! Isn't it a great feeling to start giving away the chemo caps and throwing out all those pamphlets?
So happy for you. I was hoping for yearly in April, but I'm not so sure now (see my post on Hormone Therapy - 10 years).
Suzanne
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Suzanne, I was taking FemaraDouble Whammy said:Yahoo!
So happy for you. I was hoping for yearly in April, but I'm not so sure now (see my post on Hormone Therapy - 10 years).
Suzanne
Suzanne, I was taking Femara and was allowed to quit after 5 years and 2 months. My onc told me that there was no evidence to support taking Femara longer and that it was not necessarily more beneficial than just taking it for the 5 years. There are studies supporting taking Tamoxifen for 10 years. I guess if my onc had told me that it would have been benefical for me to take the Femara longer, I would have done it too. Glad you are not experiencing too many side effects and that you are tollerating it well.
Hugs
Donna
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Donna,BlownAway60 said:Suzanne, I was taking Femara
Suzanne, I was taking Femara and was allowed to quit after 5 years and 2 months. My onc told me that there was no evidence to support taking Femara longer and that it was not necessarily more beneficial than just taking it for the 5 years. There are studies supporting taking Tamoxifen for 10 years. I guess if my onc had told me that it would have been benefical for me to take the Femara longer, I would have done it too. Glad you are not experiencing too many side effects and that you are tollerating it well.
Hugs
Donna
Congratulation! I love good news.... can almost see your smile.
Good to see you on here.
Hugs,
Carol
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