Well this is a turn up, and very stressfull,i had my scan ,blood tests at the royal marsden 1st may, 6 weeks after my preop scan and three. Weeks after my op
well the scan came up with the best results my consultant had hoped for, yes still two growing nodules/lessions/tumors in my left lung, but still small
and clear right, and two decreased tumor markers, we discussed the st barts option and i was advidsed to hold off…
so, after 6 months of nagging the royal marsden finally referred me to st barts, i had my consultation and they are willing to treat me using IPO chemo
trouble is this only has at most a 20% CR rate, which is i must admit more than i have at the mo,
they willing to start treatment in a weeks time, which is very fast, and slightly annoying that the RM have toyed with me for. 6 months,
so do i try it knowing it may mean…
i cant get a flipping break from this dam disease, not one smegging day, i was diagnosed in july 2012, with this oh so treatable disease, oh yes my tumors has dies, even become undetctable to known scans, but my tumor markers which come down during chemo, start rising the minute chemo stops, never below ten, never a day of remission, not even one in nearly three years, even people that have died of this disease get a…
ive just relised i dont actually know what surgery im having, im aware i have smallish tumors in each lung, less then 1 cm, and one diseased chest node,
i know i ve been recommended for chest surgery, but in which lung, and will he b taking my chest lymph node out as well, i hope so or whats the point,
ive been thinking about this alot, not so much for me , but for my wife to get closer if/when i die of cancer,
november 2014 , i was told nothing show on the scan come back in 7 weeks and hopefully we operate for a cure
5 jan, just one site in your right lung we operate for a cure
jan 29 we need to make sure thats all wait two months we operate for a cure
feb 15, blood tests and xray show no real progression hang on 6…
