NED
Finally heard those words today and saw them written on the doctor's report also. Husband and I went to see the ENT surgeon today for a follow up. He said my husband looked great. Next scan is on May 2nd with a followup visit on May 9th.
I asked the doctor "now what?" He said that we try to go back to our old lives as best as we can. My husband, in the car on the way home, said that he doesn't want to go back to our old lives. He wants them to be even better. So here is to appreciating each and every day and making each day count. 6 months ago, I was a miserable mess. And now here we are with NED. It is surreal. But a great feeling. So so happy.
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Yay!
That's the best feeling, isn't it? I remember the day we heard the words "complete response." It felt like a huge load had been lifted. As I walked away from the clinic that day, I noticed everything seemed brighter, lighter. We were both smiling ear to ear. For a moment I had the feeling of leaving something behind, like I had left the backpack that I usually dragged to treatments. Then I realized, no, I hadn't brought it. I had no heavy burden to carry anymore. It was so freeing, I felt like skipping down the hallway!
Enjoy!
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Were family and so are you....swopoe said:Thank you so much, everyone.
Thank you so much, everyone. I know we would not have made it to this point without all of you. I am so glad I found this place after my husband's diagnosis. You have all been blessings in our lives.
nadine and ethan
When you join CSN, you're family. You are never alone in this
Bill
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I feel the same way!swopoe said:Thank you so much, everyone.
Thank you so much, everyone. I know we would not have made it to this point without all of you. I am so glad I found this place after my husband's diagnosis. You have all been blessings in our lives.
nadine and ethan
CSN head and neck is a very, very special group of people! And I too am very grateful to all of you.
barbara
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