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i'm feeling soooo much better!!! doing exercise of several different types, and feeling stronger every day. my 3-month checkup with the onc is next month and my next PET scan is in june, but i feel confident that my lymphoma has gone away. better living through chemotherapy, indeed! i feel singularly fortunate in my support network, my medical care, and in the availability of post-tereatment programs in san francisco. my advice to anyone: if you have to get cancer, get lymphoma, and do it in san francisco!

 

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  • jimwins
    jimwins Member Posts: 2,107
    You look great

    I'm glad you are feeling  better and you look great!  Thanks for sharing :).

    Hugs as always!

    Jim

  • anliperez915
    anliperez915 Member Posts: 770
    Happy for you!

    Hi V,

    I'm really happy for you V! You sound so happy and healthy, I love the way you're feeling and your outlook on life (very positive energy)! Take care and sending you more positive energy. (((Huge Hugs to you)))

    Sincerely,

    Liz

  • allmost60
    allmost60 Member Posts: 3,178 Member
    Hi V,
     I agree with Jim and

    Hi V,

     I agree with Jim and Liz...you look "great" and I love your fantastic attitude! Enjoy every day and keep us posted on your continued success!  My last Rituxan infusion is Friday and then CT scan the first of March...hopefully I will get the green light that all is well! I can't believe how fast time has gone by and now finally I'm at the end of the 2 year maint treatments! (knock on wood)Smile!! "YEAH"! Much love...Sue 

    (FNHL-2-3A-6/10)

  • anliperez915
    anliperez915 Member Posts: 770
    allmost60 said:

    Hi V,
     I agree with Jim and

    Hi V,

     I agree with Jim and Liz...you look "great" and I love your fantastic attitude! Enjoy every day and keep us posted on your continued success!  My last Rituxan infusion is Friday and then CT scan the first of March...hopefully I will get the green light that all is well! I can't believe how fast time has gone by and now finally I'm at the end of the 2 year maint treatments! (knock on wood)Smile!! "YEAH"! Much love...Sue 

    (FNHL-2-3A-6/10)

    Hi Sue

    Hi Sue,

    Time does fly! I just wanted you to know that I will be praying for you that you have a clean scan! I will cross all my fingers, toes and eyes if I have to lol! Take care sweet Sue always thinking of you (((Hugs)))

    Sincerely,

    Liz

  • allmost60
    allmost60 Member Posts: 3,178 Member

    Hi Sue

    Hi Sue,

    Time does fly! I just wanted you to know that I will be praying for you that you have a clean scan! I will cross all my fingers, toes and eyes if I have to lol! Take care sweet Sue always thinking of you (((Hugs)))

    Sincerely,

    Liz

    Thank you...

    Hi Liz,

     Your so sweet, and yes...I will take all the prayers I can get. I'm anxious to get the last infusion finished, but on the same hand, I'm anxious NOT to have any more treatment at all....does that make sense? I think the Rituxan has given me a false sense of security with feeling like as long as I'm getting it, I'm going to stay healthy and not relapse, but once I stop, the cancer will pop back up. I think once my scan is done and "God" willing all is good, I will feel more comfortable about everything. I think I've used Rituxan as my security blanket for the last 2 years...ha! Smile. Thanks for caring Liz....Love...Sue

    (FNHL-2-3A-6/10) 

  • anliperez915
    anliperez915 Member Posts: 770
    allmost60 said:

    Thank you...

    Hi Liz,

     Your so sweet, and yes...I will take all the prayers I can get. I'm anxious to get the last infusion finished, but on the same hand, I'm anxious NOT to have any more treatment at all....does that make sense? I think the Rituxan has given me a false sense of security with feeling like as long as I'm getting it, I'm going to stay healthy and not relapse, but once I stop, the cancer will pop back up. I think once my scan is done and "God" willing all is good, I will feel more comfortable about everything. I think I've used Rituxan as my security blanket for the last 2 years...ha! Smile. Thanks for caring Liz....Love...Sue

    (FNHL-2-3A-6/10) 

    I understand

    Hi Sweet Sue,

    I understand what you're saying, I think we all go through those emotions. I haven't reached that point yet but I know it will come one day. Just like we always say, one day at a time and enjoy life at the moment! That's all any of us can do right! Take care lovely lady (((HUGS))) and stay positive. Everything will be ok!

    Sincerely,

    Liz

  • onlytoday
    onlytoday Member Posts: 609 Member
    You!

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    Well you are just a burst of fresh energy!  Congratulations and good work!  You have embraced this "new normal" and just ran with it. (literally too!)

    i am like you in the belief that exercise is a huge component of our recovery and general well being.  Great medical care and support from family and friends does round it out.  :)

    I'm in PR and see my onc every three months- watchful waiting.  I'll take it.

    All the best to you!!

    Donna

     

     

     

     

     

  • veedub
    veedub Member Posts: 42
    allmost60 said:

    Thank you...

    Hi Liz,

     Your so sweet, and yes...I will take all the prayers I can get. I'm anxious to get the last infusion finished, but on the same hand, I'm anxious NOT to have any more treatment at all....does that make sense? I think the Rituxan has given me a false sense of security with feeling like as long as I'm getting it, I'm going to stay healthy and not relapse, but once I stop, the cancer will pop back up. I think once my scan is done and "God" willing all is good, I will feel more comfortable about everything. I think I've used Rituxan as my security blanket for the last 2 years...ha! Smile. Thanks for caring Liz....Love...Sue

    (FNHL-2-3A-6/10) 

    and...

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