I thought I wasn't anxious about my scan Wed
I thought I was not anxious about my scan on Wed. But here I am, wide awake at 5 am tossing and turning. I realized I haven't had a scan since my pre liver resection scan that didn't have some twist of a new tumor. This one is to see if the erbutix and irinotecan has worked after the first four rounds. I asked how they would be able to tell since there must have been growth during the 6 weeks after my last scan until they started treating me. I have a face and scalp full of pimples, and lost almost all of my hair, so this will really suck if didn't at least halt the growth. I have hope that I will be that one in a million who does so well on these drugs that I can eventually get to NED just from chemo.
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Hoping for a good scan. The
Hoping for a good scan. The anxiety is always so hard.
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Scanxiety is only natural!
Who wouldn't be nervous in our predicaments? Praying for the very best outcome possible, and that your beautiful hair will be back in a hurry!
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Scan
It's common to be nervous about an upcoming scan. Sending positive thoughts for great results.
Kim
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Of course you are nervous!
everyone gets nervous at scan time!!! You will be just that much more relieved when it’s good news!!!!
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Wishing you the best
I'm counting the days till my baseline scan after surgery and chemo. They thought it was in my lungs and liver, and then thought maybe not and had surgery. So I understand your nervous. White light and prayers and good thoughts coming your way
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Well I hope today is nothing
Well I hope today is nothing but good reports for you, Abita. We'll be thinking and hoping for you to hear positive stuff.....................................Dave
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