Praise God! CT update.

LoveBabyJesus said:

AMEN!
This is super awesome! Great news. I am very happy for you. I hope you celebrate this weekend. After all the emotional stress we go through while we “wait”…we deserve a nice break and relaxation. So I hope you do that.

May you continue to receive nothing but good news.

Awesome News!!!
I couldn't be happier for you...Praise the Lord! Take Loves advice and celebrate this weekend....give a great sigh of relief which I'd bet you've already done.....Good news on this board is so exciting!

Wishing you the best...
Big hugs, Nancy

Great News!
It is good to hear your great news. Another suggestion I can give you for your stiff joints is water areobics. It is great exercise and low impact. You will probably have to wait until you finish rads for that. They wouldn't let me in the water during my rad treatments. Good luck on your next part of the journey.

Hugs,
Georgia

mom62 said:

Great News!
I'm so happy for you. It's always nice to hear good news on the board. I'm on hormone therapy and always feel like a 90 year old, especially when I get out of the car after a long ride :-)

Happy New Year!

I love Good News!
This is just wonderful. Chemo is done, and your liver is superb! Yahoo!

I was stiff after sitting too long before all this happened. I'm not 90, but I hope I get to be 90!

Suzanne

Texasgirl10 said:

Wonderful news
This is such wonderful news & an awesome way to start the weekend.

Hugs,

Dawne

GREAT news! I am so happy
and proud of you. Complete chemo is very difficult for many of us 'Chemo Queens' --, so
I will add your name to our Sorority.

Benign is good news -- and a celebration is in order. Regaining your strength will
come in time. Gently push yourself, when possible.

Rest up and prepare your body for Radiation.

Strength, Courage and Hope for a Cure.

Vicki Sam

Great praise report, Penny!
Hi! I'm totally new in this network, so I don't know all of your history. But, I want to tell you that if this is your first, and hopefully last, experience with cancer, it does tend to change your body. That's not always so terrible, but my first time around was 14 years ago, and I found that my body required a lot of "maintenance" afterward. Those aches and pains can be chronic, but yoga sounds like a great way to help deal with it. I can't move around like I want to right now, but intend to go back to all the stretching moves that helped me before when this is over. I think post-cancer, my lifestyle became more healthy and active overall. Taking longer and longer walks was good for both weight-bearing and aerobic exercise.

I know it isn't easy, but I got through 40 radiation treatments without immediate complications. Just remember that radiation changes your tissue too. It could affect your healing ability after reconstruction, so be sure that you ask your plastic surgeon tons of questions, and don't rush into anything. Give your body time to heal from the treatments. I had no burns, but was wiped out from it all - which all improves over time. Wish you the best!

Good News Penny
I love reading that. Bless you and enjoy each day.
Hugs,
karen

GrammyKaren said:

Good News Penny
I love reading that. Bless you and enjoy each day.
Hugs,
karen

Penny
That's awesome news...just finished 33 rads and compare to chemo is a walk in the park...also, my last chemo treatment was Oct 19,2011 and I still have joint pain however, it does seem to get better as time passes by

Take Care & God Bless
Eva

mom62 said:

Great News!
I'm so happy for you. It's always nice to hear good news on the board. I'm on hormone therapy and always feel like a 90 year old, especially when I get out of the car after a long ride :-)

Happy New Year!

Great news! And good luck
Great news! And good luck with rads and your reconstruction!


Hugs, Megan

mom62 said:

Great News!
I'm so happy for you. It's always nice to hear good news on the board. I'm on hormone therapy and always feel like a 90 year old, especially when I get out of the car after a long ride :-)

Happy New Year!

Very good news!

Very good news!

cahjah75 said:

Thanks for sharing
your wonderful news. I see my onc every 3 months and hope he gives me good news each and every time. I'm hoping your sore joints get better with time. I have osteoarthritis and spinal stenosis and sore joints have defined me. I have to get up every half hour to move around. LOL
{{hugs}} Char

Big congrats!
Big congrats!