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Bon Voyage - got great news today
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Bon voyage!Northwoodsgirl said:Have a wonderful trip!
So glad to hear that your counts are only up a little bit.At first glance I read your previous counts incorrectly. It is nice to be going off on a trip. Enjoy every moment and let us know how your adventure goes when you come back.
Lori
Your trip sounds wonderful (and your news so encouraging) - may it be a great experience in every way. You will be missed and we look forward to a trip report on your return.
Suze -
Boy Voyage!SuziDezi said:Bon voyage!
Your trip sounds wonderful (and your news so encouraging) - may it be a great experience in every way. You will be missed and we look forward to a trip report on your return.
Suze
Have a great time on your trip. I am beginning to think that tumor markers are not as accurate as we think and we need to give ourselves room to breathe. Melt into the cruise and the surroundings and have a great time.
Diane -
Bon Voyage~Songflower said:Boy Voyage!
Have a great time on your trip. I am beginning to think that tumor markers are not as accurate as we think and we need to give ourselves room to breathe. Melt into the cruise and the surroundings and have a great time.
Diane
Enjoy your wonderful cruise and think of only the moment of having the best time in your life!!! You deserve it....
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Have a fabulous time!kkstef said:Bon Voyage, Ro!!
Ro, I am so happy for you! Have a perfectly wonderful trip. Can hardly wait to hear about all of the places you visit and the fun time you have. This is a long awaited trip for such a deserving gal.....so, have a great time!!
Cheers!!! Karen
I just noted in another post that I had my CA125 taken yesterday, after a 2-month break from chemo. It was hanging in the mid-40's for the last 5 rounds of weekly taxol I had in January and early February, and so with that clear CT/PET, they thought I should take a break and check and see if 'mid-40's' is my new normal CA-125 with all the bowel inflammation I've had from the radiation.
WELL, my CA-125 yesterday was 34.6!! It came DOWN after I stopped chemo, probably because the chemo itself was inflamming my already-irritated bowels! So I am getting another 2-months of NO CHEMO, and going on a cruise myself in late May!!
Have a wonderful time! Just don't eat from street-vendor stands (the mistake I made in Greece that I think started up all the bowel distress that upped my CA125). Live Live Live it up! ((((Ro)))) Happy hugs!
ENJOY ! ENJOY! and don't worry about those numbers! -
enjoy!!!lindaprocopio said:Have a fabulous time!
I just noted in another post that I had my CA125 taken yesterday, after a 2-month break from chemo. It was hanging in the mid-40's for the last 5 rounds of weekly taxol I had in January and early February, and so with that clear CT/PET, they thought I should take a break and check and see if 'mid-40's' is my new normal CA-125 with all the bowel inflammation I've had from the radiation.
WELL, my CA-125 yesterday was 34.6!! It came DOWN after I stopped chemo, probably because the chemo itself was inflamming my already-irritated bowels! So I am getting another 2-months of NO CHEMO, and going on a cruise myself in late May!!
Have a wonderful time! Just don't eat from street-vendor stands (the mistake I made in Greece that I think started up all the bowel distress that upped my CA125). Live Live Live it up! ((((Ro)))) Happy hugs!
ENJOY ! ENJOY! and don't worry about those numbers!
Ro and Linda- I love thinking of both of you on the high seas, having a joyful trip. Enjoy. I had my 2 years since the end of treatment appointment this week- my CA 125 was 15 and I've graduated to a 6 month next appointment. So grateful. Barb -
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Great news, Lindalindaprocopio said:Have a fabulous time!
I just noted in another post that I had my CA125 taken yesterday, after a 2-month break from chemo. It was hanging in the mid-40's for the last 5 rounds of weekly taxol I had in January and early February, and so with that clear CT/PET, they thought I should take a break and check and see if 'mid-40's' is my new normal CA-125 with all the bowel inflammation I've had from the radiation.
WELL, my CA-125 yesterday was 34.6!! It came DOWN after I stopped chemo, probably because the chemo itself was inflamming my already-irritated bowels! So I am getting another 2-months of NO CHEMO, and going on a cruise myself in late May!!
Have a wonderful time! Just don't eat from street-vendor stands (the mistake I made in Greece that I think started up all the bowel distress that upped my CA125). Live Live Live it up! ((((Ro)))) Happy hugs!
ENJOY ! ENJOY! and don't worry about those numbers!
Linda...great news that you are doing so well and that you are plannng a cruise in May..How wonderful! Enjoy and keep celebrating!
Bon Voyage to you too!!! Where are you headed?
Karen
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