For some of you who think there is no hope in sight, there is hope

I was diagnosed 2 years ago november. my primary doctor told me to sign up for hospice, he called my husband aside and told him to get my things in order that there was not much hope for me.

I was sent to a wonderful onocologist and when he opened me up all my organs were stuck together, he was unable to take my uterus or cervix, all he could safely remove was my ovaries and both tubes. a stent was place in my ureder for about 10 months.

I started chemo in december a month after my surgery. after the third chemo my blood starting going nuts, i had to have blood transfusions, then my white count went haywire. after the fourth chemo, my white count went almost as low as it can go. i was given so many neupagen shots and neulasta, nothing brought my white count back up. after about a month of trying these shots my onocologist decided he had done all he could do, your counts have to be a certain level in order to recieve chemo and mine was way too low at this time.

my ca 125 was great it went from 4500 to 500 afater surgery and by the second round of chemo it had dropped to 12. by the time i had finished my 4th round of carbo taxol it was down to 8. My doctor felt that the cancer was gone and was pretty confident that a PET scan would show no evidence of cancer. I was seheduled the PET scan and sure enough it showed no evidence of cancer. I was dancing with NED. My doctor considers me a true miracle, I feel so blessed and am so gratefula dn thankful.

Just to let others know God still heals today and there is hope for tomorrow.

It will be 2 years next month since i had my last chemo, i am still having blood issues but nothing bad, just a little low. I feel great and have regained all of my strength back.

If there is anything I can possiblly do to help any of you ladies going through this just let me know, I am only an email away. I will be glad to pray for you anytime.

God bless all of you teal sisters and I love you all
Hugs Lynda