Celebrating!

[Survivor_316]

Clear scans. Good tumor markers. I've been in remission 18 months!!!

 

[DrHenley]

Congratulations! I hope the good progress continues.

 

[Dani]

That is great news!

 

[GaRp58]

God bless and keep saying thank you....

 

[Cindyd]

Great news! Keep looking forward!

 

[GeorgiaPeachie]

Such a great milestone! As Gary said, thank The Lord and keep telling him Thank You! Embrace and hold onto the Blessing!

 

[dirtdiva]

Congratulations! I have been in remission for 14 years from Endometrial cancer, Stage 4 and everyday is a celebration of life and a blessing bestowed.

 

[Survivor_316]

Congratulations! I have been in remission for 14 years from Endometrial cancer, Stage 4 and everyday is a celebration of life and a blessing bestowed.

I didn't have time to respond to this earlier, but I just wanted to thank you for sharing that. I was told by my first oncologist I was incurable and everyone (even cancer survivors) tell me about how often ovarian cancer returns and that I should prepare for that. It is so encouraging to hear stories of people who are long term survivors. Thank you!

 

[Proud Prepper]

I didn't have time to respond to this earlier, but I just wanted to thank you for sharing that. I was told by my first oncologist I was incurable and everyone (even cancer survivors) tell me about how often ovarian cancer returns and that I should prepare for that. It is so encouraging to hear stories of people who are long term survivors. Thank you!

Many people that was told they had incurable cancer are staying alive for decades using CDS protocols.

 

[dirtdiva]

I didn't have time to respond to this earlier, but I just wanted to thank you for sharing that. I was told by my first oncologist I was incurable and everyone (even cancer survivors) tell me about how often ovarian cancer returns and that I should prepare for that. It is so encouraging to hear stories of people who are long term survivors. Thank you!

You are very welcome. I was told the same thing and given a 30% chance of survival. Mine had even metastasized and was in my lymph nodes. I won't lie it was a long and painful road with surgery, chemo and radiation therapies. Taken to the brink of death by the treatments I was told that if I could survive for 10 years I would be considered cured if it came back they could extend my life with chemo for a period of time but not cure it.

That being said the challenges of surviving the cure can be hard also. Chemo and radiation have lifelong effects on the body that are just starting to come to light as more people survive long term. I have seen a lot of good people I met along the way lose the battle and their lives.

Good luck on your journey and if you ever need someone to listen personal message me.

 

[Proud Prepper]

You are very welcome. I was told the same thing and given a 30% chance of survival. Mine had even metastasized and was in my lymph nodes. I won't lie it was a long and painful road with surgery, chemo and radiation therapies. Taken to the brink of death by the treatments I was told that if I could survive for 10 years I would be considered cured if it came back they could extend my life with chemo for a period of time but not cure it.

That being said the challenges of surviving the cure can be hard also. Chemo and radiation have lifelong effects on the body that are just starting to come to light as more people survive long term. I have seen a lot of good people I met along the way lose the battle and their lives.

Good luck on your journey and if you ever need someone to listen personal message me.

Chemo and radiation is not a cure, it's a money making treatment. It permanently damages the body as it kills cancer.

You need to destroy just the cancer and reverse your lifestyle choices and toxicity that caused the cancers to grow.