NED
I had a scan 2-3 weeks ago. Just wanted to pop in and say it was NED. I'm feeling pretty good about it. This is the first scan I've had in 4 years that I experienced very little scanxiety.
When I had my followup, the oncologist didn't even see me this time. He had the PA see me. I'm not sure if I like that, but I decided to take it as a sign he thinks I'm doing well instead of getting negative about it.
I've been working on my weight. In two months I've lost 22.5 pounds. I'm about half way to my goal. I'm feeling excited about this.
All in all, good news to report.
Glad to see you all and catch up on how everyone is doing. Welcome to the newcomers and sorry you have to be here. However, this is a good place to be if you have RCC.
Hugs,
Todd
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Hot Da#*
Good on ya Todd, great news. More to celebrate with you and Jojo too!
Jack
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Good for you Todd!
I'm happy to hear your good news and congratulations on the weight loss as well! I'm glad things are going your way.
Kevin
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Todd
Glad to hear it, now you just carry on that way
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Attempts at weigh lossAllochka said:Glad to hear about it! Weight
Glad to hear about it! Weight loss... My husband should follow your example and try harder :-) but all his attempts fail :-)
I've never had success before. I'm in a medically supervised weight loss program at the local university. They are using a program by a company called HMR. The first phase of the program is a very low calorie diet. It includes weekly classes, close tracking and contact with a registered dietician, weekly visits with the doctor. For me, this is the first thing I've tried that has really worked. They have 3 programs. Two are weight loss programs and another is a maintenance program. They push for more exercise, sleep, sticking to the food plan, drinking enough water. The classes are great.
After losing the weight, I had the best kidney function numbers I've ever had in 4 years. Not sure if there's a connection or not.
I was pretty miserable so I'm glad something is working.
I also attend OA meetings about once every two weeks. It's a very supportive program.
Regards,
Todd
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Todd, so happy for you. you
Todd, so happy for you. you were one of the first people to respond to me when I came here looking for support. So happy for you
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The program...todd121 said:Attempts at weigh loss
I've never had success before. I'm in a medically supervised weight loss program at the local university. They are using a program by a company called HMR. The first phase of the program is a very low calorie diet. It includes weekly classes, close tracking and contact with a registered dietician, weekly visits with the doctor. For me, this is the first thing I've tried that has really worked. They have 3 programs. Two are weight loss programs and another is a maintenance program. They push for more exercise, sleep, sticking to the food plan, drinking enough water. The classes are great.
After losing the weight, I had the best kidney function numbers I've ever had in 4 years. Not sure if there's a connection or not.
I was pretty miserable so I'm glad something is working.
I also attend OA meetings about once every two weeks. It's a very supportive program.
Regards,
Todd
The program sounds amazing, Todd. It also sounds as though there's a lot of work on your part, too. Good for you!
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