My MRI was clear!
I am very excited about my news, but also very sad to learn of some of the set backs for some of you on here. I almost did not share my good news due to the fact that there are so many that deserve good news as well. I know I should not feel that way, and I want each of you to know that I am praying very hard for all of you to get great news as well.
Cindy, I am so sorry about David's setback, and I am praying very hard for him! Also Momsworld has been on my mind as well. Has anyone heard from her? Please keep me in your prayers, and I will continue to pray for everyone on this site as well.
Thoughts and Prayers,
Michelle
Mobile, Al
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Yay, yay, and YAY!!!!
Hi, Michelle!
Oh, your report brought a huge smile to my face! LOVED reading it! I actually laughed out loud when I read where you said, "There is a beautiful difference!" I love that you can say "beautiful" about an MRI!
I understand that you feel a little funny about sharing good news when some of us aren't having the best time right now...I've felt that way a few times myself, back when David was doing better. But please, never feel or think that way! Your MRI is a victory for all of us here on CSN! Anyone who does well gives hope and encouragement and joy to all of us! I just love reading your good news!
David seems better again today. I did call his NO and I talked to one of the nurses for a long time. They don't think that the changes I'm describing are really worrisome because overall, he is doing good. She said that she would mark his file and be sure that the doctors talk to me about my concerns about doing the IA. She also said that there are a lot of different things that can cause swelling, but they have not had IA chemo cause that problem except on rare occasions, and they can't be sure that it was the IA that caused swelling anyway....could have been a number of factors. So I feel better about David doing chemo next week.
Thank you again, Michelle, so much, for your thoughts and prayers. I really appreciate them! I too have had momsworld and her daughter on my heart and mind and in my prayers....I haven't seen a post recently but I can only imagine how hard it must be for her to write about their situation. I think she checks these posts though....momsworld, if you are reading this, please know that you are in so many of our hearts and minds and prayers. May God give you and your daughter strength, peace, and comfort.....
Love and blessings,
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Praise be to God and please do share
Michelle:
I am very happy for you! Please share the good news. We need to hear good news too to maintain our hope. Also, to know of treatments that work. Thank you for sharing. Enjoy your time with your family!
Edna0 -
What wonderful new!
Thank you so much for sharing your good news. I am so happy for you! And don't feel "guilty" about sharing your good news on this site. It brings a ray of sunshine to all of us going through this.
Actually, sometimes I hesitate to share any negative news about our situation...that I am being a "downer" for those on this site looking for hope and postive news. But I don't know what I would do if I couldn't share on this site...good or bad.
In sharing the good and bad, it makes me feel that I am not alone, and that we are all on this journey together
But that's the beauty of this group...this is the place where we can vent and share with others who understand.
God bless you and prayers to all.0 -
Wonderful news, and sharing is goodtmfaubus said:Clear MRI
Great news !! What kind of treatment ??
Congrats on your news, we are very happy for you. And never be afraid to share, it gives hope to the rest of us who have been affected by cancer. My kid sis has been clear for 2 years now and going strong.0 -
Thanks Everyone!!!
Cindy: Thanks you for reminding me that everyone on here is supportive of the good and the bad alike. I agree this is a place where we can all talk about everything that we may not feelcomfortable talking to others about! I am so glad that David is doing better. I hope you are right and Momsworld is still reading the posts, and knows that we all are thinking of her.
Edna, Connsteele, and PBJAustin: Thanks for the kind words and keeping me in your thoughts and prayers. I keep your families in my prayers as well.
Tmfaubus: I was diagnosed on October 20, 2009, and had surgery that removed two cysts on each size of an egg sized tumor on my left frontal lobe. I had 6 weeks of radiation where I went 5 days a week, and took 75 MG of Temodar every day for the 6 weeks. Once the Radiation was over, I went to 250 MG of Temodar for 5 days every 28 days. I did the chemo for a year, and had to go for follow up MRI's every 3 months. After this MRI I have to go every 4 months now. I have been tumor free for 2 years and 3 months!!! Let me know if you have any other questions.0 -
Great to hear you had achicken2799 said:Thanks Everyone!!!
Cindy: Thanks you for reminding me that everyone on here is supportive of the good and the bad alike. I agree this is a place where we can all talk about everything that we may not feelcomfortable talking to others about! I am so glad that David is doing better. I hope you are right and Momsworld is still reading the posts, and knows that we all are thinking of her.
Edna, Connsteele, and PBJAustin: Thanks for the kind words and keeping me in your thoughts and prayers. I keep your families in my prayers as well.
Tmfaubus: I was diagnosed on October 20, 2009, and had surgery that removed two cysts on each size of an egg sized tumor on my left frontal lobe. I had 6 weeks of radiation where I went 5 days a week, and took 75 MG of Temodar every day for the 6 weeks. Once the Radiation was over, I went to 250 MG of Temodar for 5 days every 28 days. I did the chemo for a year, and had to go for follow up MRI's every 3 months. After this MRI I have to go every 4 months now. I have been tumor free for 2 years and 3 months!!! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Great to hear you had a clear MRI Chicken2799! Like others on this site has said, we are here for each other, sharing the good and the bad. We all are learning from each other and supporting each other. It's good to hear when someone is doing is doing well.0 -
Happy for yousadinholland said:Great to hear you had a
Great to hear you had a clear MRI Chicken2799! Like others on this site has said, we are here for each other, sharing the good and the bad. We all are learning from each other and supporting each other. It's good to hear when someone is doing is doing well.
Thank you for sharing the good news.It gives hopes to all of us.
Raani0 -
mri
Thats wonderful, so glad to here it is going well for you. Even though not all of us are lucky enough to have things go well, I for one am glad to hear when someone does well.
I still come on her even though my sister lost her battle, to check on those that supported
me. This was where I turned everyday during my sisters fight to vent, to the only people that truely knew what I was going through...0 -
4theloveofmysis4theloveofmysis said:mri
Thats wonderful, so glad to here it is going well for you. Even though not all of us are lucky enough to have things go well, I for one am glad to hear when someone does well.
I still come on her even though my sister lost her battle, to check on those that supported
me. This was where I turned everyday during my sisters fight to vent, to the only people that truely knew what I was going through...
Thank you, 4theloveofmysis, for continuing to visit this site. I remember your posts right from the first time I found CSN, when this whole nightmare started for us last April. I've learned so much from those who come to this site, and received much support. Sometimes I feel like we are all sitting around the kitchen table, sharing our stories along with a cup of tea. And of course sharing a few tears.
I hope the holidays weren't too painful for you and that the memories of your beloved sister are a healing balm.
Please continue to keep in touch.0
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