Another 5 year scanner

jazzgirl
jazzgirl Member Posts: 243 Member
edited July 2021 in Kidney Cancer #1

Hi Everyone, I never finished my last post when I was waiting to get my scans. This year was ultrasound and chest xray - all clear all clear. The doc gave me choice of continuing 12-month or 16-month checkup and scans at this point (we alternate CT and Ultrasound). I'm opting to keep the 12-month checkin as long as he (my surgeon/urologist/oncologist) and my insurance agree. This five year anniversary feels big, and I am paying attention as my fellow class of 2016 folks report in to the group. Stay as well as possible everyone and know how grateful I am for all of you. Take care ~

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  • Tobi
    Tobi Member Posts: 63 Member
    edited July 2021 #2
    Congratulations! Your story

    Congratulations! Your story gives me hope that everything is going to be just fine....I am so happy this group is here.

  • lobbyist0724
    lobbyist0724 Member Posts: 515 Member
    #3
    Congratulations JazzGirl. So

    Congratulations JazzGirl. So happy for you for this big milestone!! 

  • eug91
    eug91 Member Posts: 471 Member
    edited July 2021 #4
    AWESOME

    Congrats, Jazzgirl!! Hope you get to celebrate with a Guinness this weekend! Here's to many more years to come! 

  • tgpath1
    tgpath1 Member Posts: 97 Member
    edited July 2021 #5
    Congratulations!!! I pray for

    Congratulations!!! I pray for many more years of clean scans!

  • Lynn_65
    Lynn_65 Member Posts: 64 Member
    edited July 2021 #6
    Congratulations Jazzgirl!

    So happy for you! 5 years is a big one!  You and so many others here give me hope and encourangement. 

  • Allochka
    Allochka Member Posts: 1,072 Member
    #7
    Very happy to hear ! Congrats

    Very happy to hear ! Congrats!!!

  • donna_lee
    donna_lee Member Posts: 1,045 Member
    #8
    And she's rounding the turn on the inside...Go Jazzgirl

    it's always nice to hear good news.  As those of us who attended a Cancer Support Group called ouselves, "Been there, done that." Mine began in 2006; I was just beginning to feel human 15 yrs ago.  With Stage 4 going into surgery, I already knew it had mets to the liver.  And they found positive nodes; and checked out my complaint about liver/gall bladder and removed said organ and the defective duct that drained bile to the stomach.

    Many tests later these past years, I'll see my Onc. PA/Nurse in a couple of months and probably have a CT scan.  I don't think my Dr. would recognize me, as I haven't seen him for sevral years.

    We're here in Oregon on the SW Coast where weather alternates between breezy and foggy and sometimes downright hot.  I'm "enjoying" working in my yard 4-5 hrs a day and after work sometimes; which has helped me lose some of the quarantine weight.

    Take care, everyone.  

    Air hugs and high 5's,

    donna_lee

  • jazzgirl
    jazzgirl Member Posts: 243 Member
    #9
    donna_lee said:

    And she's rounding the turn on the inside...Go Jazzgirl

    it's always nice to hear good news.  As those of us who attended a Cancer Support Group called ouselves, "Been there, done that." Mine began in 2006; I was just beginning to feel human 15 yrs ago.  With Stage 4 going into surgery, I already knew it had mets to the liver.  And they found positive nodes; and checked out my complaint about liver/gall bladder and removed said organ and the defective duct that drained bile to the stomach.

    Many tests later these past years, I'll see my Onc. PA/Nurse in a couple of months and probably have a CT scan.  I don't think my Dr. would recognize me, as I haven't seen him for sevral years.

    We're here in Oregon on the SW Coast where weather alternates between breezy and foggy and sometimes downright hot.  I'm "enjoying" working in my yard 4-5 hrs a day and after work sometimes; which has helped me lose some of the quarantine weight.

    Take care, everyone.  

    Air hugs and high 5's,

    donna_lee

    Thanks everyone

    And to Donna Lee, you give me such hope. Coincidentally, my wife and I and other relatives are spending a few days at Bandon - usually we go further north. Beautiful views Take care ~

  • jazzgirl
    jazzgirl Member Posts: 243 Member
    #10
    donna_lee said:

    And she's rounding the turn on the inside...Go Jazzgirl

    it's always nice to hear good news.  As those of us who attended a Cancer Support Group called ouselves, "Been there, done that." Mine began in 2006; I was just beginning to feel human 15 yrs ago.  With Stage 4 going into surgery, I already knew it had mets to the liver.  And they found positive nodes; and checked out my complaint about liver/gall bladder and removed said organ and the defective duct that drained bile to the stomach.

    Many tests later these past years, I'll see my Onc. PA/Nurse in a couple of months and probably have a CT scan.  I don't think my Dr. would recognize me, as I haven't seen him for sevral years.

    We're here in Oregon on the SW Coast where weather alternates between breezy and foggy and sometimes downright hot.  I'm "enjoying" working in my yard 4-5 hrs a day and after work sometimes; which has helped me lose some of the quarantine weight.

    Take care, everyone.  

    Air hugs and high 5's,

    donna_lee

    Thanks everyone

    ok I duplicated my last post but don't know how to delete - so I'll just say thanks again to all of you!

  • Mmoses25
    Mmoses25 Member Posts: 322 Member
    edited July 2021 #11
    Congratulations

    Congratulation on your mile stone it gives me hope

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