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  • A post from Lizzie's daughter to her wonderful support group

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi everyone,

    This is Lizzie's daughter, Debs, here.

    Mum, or Lizzie as you all knew her, sadly passed away on 29th September 2011.  I hope you don't mind me logging in to her account but I know what a fantastic support group you all were for her and I know it really helped her being able to talk to other people going through similar experiences - she drew a lot from being out to share her thoughts and feelings…

  • Handshakes and coffee cakes!

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Well I saw my consultant yesterday for the results of my scan and was pleasantly surprised that nothing has really changed from the last one. There is a small mass (1.5 cm) low in the pelvis and an enlarged lymph node in the same area that is a matter of millimetres.....and that is it! I have no pain or other symptoms, apart from the muscle pain in my legs from the Taxol. He felt my tummy, shoulders and neck, pushed all…

  • CA125 on the rise - not a surprise!

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi all,

             I saw my lovely consultant today for my 3 monthly check. My CA125 has risen from 19 (which was right after finishing chemo), to 71. I have been feeling quite well, apart from muscle pain in my legs, a legacy from the Taxol, but was prepared for a rise, such is the nature of this disease.

             My consultant was going to request a scan for me at the end of June, whether the CA125 had risen or not. This is because…

  • PHEW!

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi all,

             It has been a bit of a nervous wait for my consultant appointment. Although I try to stay positive i wasn't too sure if the recent lot of chemo had made a real difference. However, I am glad to say that the cancer has been greatly reduced, it does not affect any organs and the CA125 is 19. PHEW!  I am feeling well and do not need any more treatment at present but I will have a checkup and blood test every…

  • Freedom !

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Had my last session of chemo on 6th January and oh, did it feel good to know it was finished, (hopefully for a long time, although I will need more at some stage). Anyway, I am feeling good right now and have a CT scan booked for 11th February followed by a meeting with my consultant on the 21st to discuss the results. I am experiencing quite a sense of freedom at the moment, because I have had to have weekly blood tests…