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Update.... good news!

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I met with my oncologist yesterday to discuss the results of my brain scan and bone scan. Good news, he doesn't think there is anything to worry about. He believes that the rib had trama to it during my surgery and that the spot showing on the brain is an "artifact" and nothing to worry about. An artifact being a spot that shows up similar to a spot on a picture that shouldn't be there. It all makes sense to me.... I trust what he has to say.

We also discussed his discontinuing my chemo and decided that because I bounced back so well while in hospital and since I have come home that I can go ahead a take my last round! So today I go for my last chemo of cis/nav!!!!! I feel pretty good about this.... I did it! I was told from the start that not everyone are able to do all of the rounds and I did it!

Sorry to go on and on.... just rather pleased at how things are turning out.

Blessings to you all. I think about you everyday.

Sue

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Hi Sue, what great news, finish your treatment, and try and relax, you truly are a fighter, God Bless, Karen

Sue,
Being a graduate of cis/nav I understand it is no small accomplishment. Congratulations!
You life will become much more pleasant, perhaps not right away but it will.
The food you used to enjoy you will enjoy once again.
Love and Light
Jim

CONGRATS!!! That is just fantastic.

What good news! Hooray!

Sue, that is great news! A BIG CONGRATS!

Karen
Thank you for your kind words.
Sue

Jim

Thank you...I'm glad to hear you graduated as well. How long ago for you?

I am sooo looking forward to enjoying eating again and nausea free days!!!

Sue

debra1, merylee and Mar24

Thank you!! Have a great day.

Sue

Hi Sue:

This calls for a CELEBRATION........ a Happy Dance..,
Even though it is still in a mess here. No more water, but lots of saw dust. I am DANCING with a mask on my face. Do I ever look funny !!! I should take a picture. Anyway CONGRATULATIONS !!!!!

Much love,
Marylou

Sue,
It has been over a year for me, but it is not the kind of thing you soon forget. You are going to love the energy and the settled stomach, and of course food with out THAT taste
Jim

Great news, congratulations...God bless
Sandy

Marylou.... you always bring a smile to my face!!!! Love to dance!!!!!!!!!

Glad to hear the waters gone!!!! sorry about the sawdust though.

Blessings
Sue

Sandy, Thank you it sure feels good!
Blessings
Sue

Don't even think apologizing about "going on and on"! This is celebration time and you just keep on, keeping on!
Congratulations!!!
Carol

OMG...i am so pleased for you.....on so many fronts......

my husband in the middle of his Cis/Nav treatments.....glad to hear yours are done, and even better that you got good news.

best,
janet

Sue: I'm doing my combination Happy Dance/Cinco de Mayo Dance in your honor today to celebrate this wonderful occasion! Congratulations! Blessings! Brooklynda

Congratulations! What a relief it's over. Celebrate!!!!!!!!
Karen

What an accomplishment!!!! Carbo is some tough stuff! I hope you continue to feel great and keep smiling and dancing :)

Yayyyyy! Great news for you!!!

What wonderful news! Sooo much to celebrate!

Warm wishes,
Sheila

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