Phew! What a relief!
I'm genuinely curious to know - do you feel as if everything else has
been put into perspective, the slate has been wiped clean, and you've
been given an opportunity to start all over again?
Anyway, I'd definitely celebrate with an ice-cold Guinness if I was you.
Love, Edward
On 8/12/22 10:29 AM, marc.garrett via NetBehaviour wrote:
Hi all,
OK - Great news! Last week I was told after a PET scan, a type of test
that creates 3 dimensional (3D) pictures of the inside of your body,
that there is no longer evidence of cancer in my bones or the nodes in
the body. This means the cancer treatment worked, and I am now
beginning the remission phase. I am currently dealing with Lymphedema,
which is slowly going. I'll be regularly visiting the Hospital for
checkups every 2-3 months for two years, then 6 months three years
after that. The thing is, I do not have cancer now, and I'm getting
over the treatment, which was hardcore 🙂
Wishing you well
Marc
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