Some happy news....
My bone and pet scans show no change at all--this is great news! In fact, the one rib that is still hypermetabolic (used to be 4 ribs that were) is less hypermetabolic than it was in February.
The only new finding was a spot in my big toe (quit laughing) that has been bothering me for some time (I had it tested for gout about a year ago). It would be really unusual to be mets as bone mets goes to the foot <1% of the time. I think it is most likely arthritis flaring from an old injury (a 6 foot pet iguana dropped a giant rock on it many years ago). But that is another story ;-)
Anyway, we are celebrating around here!!! We are still going to MD Anderson in September, because we'd like to hear a 2nd opinion on why my pesky markers keep going up. And I expect I will still be changing to faslodex and xgeva, but I'll let you know what the onc says on Monday. But tonight we are celebrating!
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Terrific News!
CC, I am so happy to hear this news! You are really amazing the way you continue to fight and continue to get the upper hand on this disease. It is no match for you. As for your big toe, I couldn't help but giggle a bit. Insensitive of me, though since my mother and father both get gout flare ups so I think there is a pretty good chance that I too will be suffering from a painful big toe at some point in the future. Enjoy your celebrations and congratulations on your uplifting news!
Best,
Clementine0 -
we all like good news...even
we all like good news...even if on bad days...
I am Happy for you..
Denise0 -
we all like good news...even
we all like good news...even if on bad days...
I am Happy for you..
Denise0 -
we all like good news...even
we all like good news...even if on bad days...
I am Happy for you..
Denise0 -
Your news is SO good.carkris said:so happy CC. and never
so happy CC. and never hesitate we needed good news! Yay celebrate !!!!
I'm so happy for you. It's so wonderful to learn that your treatments are doing their job.
Suzanne0 -
I'm instituting a new policy on this boardnatly15 said:Take care of that pesky toe
Take care of that pesky toe and Celebrate. So happy to hear your good news.
Effective immediately, it is hereby decided that no one shall mention a 6-foot rock-throwing iguana without providing the entire story forthwith!
All in favor say "aye"?
Traci0 -
I am OVER JOYED with happiness for you, myMAJW said:YEAH,
YEAH AND YEAH! Great news......so happy for you.... Have a great weekend!
Hugs, Nancy
dear Friend, C.C. Celebrating with Danny and Katherine -- friends and neighbor must think it Margi Gras and Carnival Season again! You are such a 'Force' to be reckoned with -- no doubt. Way to go WARRIOR, Sister in PINK!
As for that toe of yours -- gout, or arthritis flare up from an old injury (a 6 foot pet iguana and a rock dropped on your toe) - now that's a story I must hear -- perhaps, over a few glasses of wine.
I am so so so so Happy!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful news with all of us.
Strength, Courage and Hope.
Vicki Sam0
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