Wanted to share some good news today....
nancyann3
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Steve has had some esophageal bleeding, so they did a scope today. We found out it is what they call radiation esophagitis. They tell us it will heal. The best news is there is no visible tumor on the inside of the esophagus!!...........Now we wont know about the scans until Monday and we talk to the surgeon, but we are celebrating this tonight. Celebrate each victory, Right?
Wanted to say while I am here that I read all of your stories everyday, and you are amazing people. I thank you all for all the knowledge and support I have received this last year. Its alway a comfort to me to know that you are all here no matter what the day brings. Its like having a soft place to fall.
I alway wish and pray for all of you. I smile and celebrate when you do, I laugh when you do and I cry when you do.
God Bless you all.
Nancy
Wanted to say while I am here that I read all of your stories everyday, and you are amazing people. I thank you all for all the knowledge and support I have received this last year. Its alway a comfort to me to know that you are all here no matter what the day brings. Its like having a soft place to fall.
I alway wish and pray for all of you. I smile and celebrate when you do, I laugh when you do and I cry when you do.
God Bless you all.
Nancy
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Congrats!
Hello Nancy
Great to hear the good news ....yes, you celebrate each and everyone of the victories!! Thank you for your continued prayers, we are saying them for you as well. Keep us up to date.
Tina in Va0 -
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Thanks William, we have been in contact with Lexington. Dr. Mullett is a option for us.
I wanted to share more good news. Pet shows no mets anywhere else. Just the same nodes around esoph.
We are celebrating again! I got to tell our 12 year old son, last night that dad's tumor on the inside was gone. I wish you all could have see his face. It was like it lifted 5 feet. A priceless picture.
Thank you all and God Bless.
Nancy0 -
Glad to hear the news. Are you now ready for surgery?
Wonderful news. I am in Kentucky as well. My husband's tumor was eradicated by the chemo/radiation and his scan clear. He still had the surgery. It is very important to follow through. Markey is an excellent center. May your good news continue.0
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