End of Chemo

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First of all stay positive! and take it one day at a time. I have been clean for three months and I continue to live in fear that it may come back. However, I have spoken to some survivors that have been in remission for over ten years. So there is hope, you just need to believe. I have a pet scan coming up in December and I also fear it. Yet, I can not fear what I don't know I just enjoy the present. My blessings are with you and best of luck.0
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Thank you for the reply. I needed that. My husband is very positive and I try very hard to stay with him on that. I too have heard of many survivors, yet see so many bad reports it is hard when I am not with him.myboys said:First of all stay positive! and take it one day at a time. I have been clean for three months and I continue to live in fear that it may come back. However, I have spoken to some survivors that have been in remission for over ten years. So there is hope, you just need to believe. I have a pet scan coming up in December and I also fear it. Yet, I can not fear what I don't know I just enjoy the present. My blessings are with you and best of luck.
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My husband just got his PET scan results and he is currently in remission. Our prayers have been answered.myboys said:First of all stay positive! and take it one day at a time. I have been clean for three months and I continue to live in fear that it may come back. However, I have spoken to some survivors that have been in remission for over ten years. So there is hope, you just need to believe. I have a pet scan coming up in December and I also fear it. Yet, I can not fear what I don't know I just enjoy the present. My blessings are with you and best of luck.
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