Welcome Agnes,
I am so happy to hear that you remain cancer free since your surgery three years ago. I also had an upper right lobectomy and I have been Blessed to remain cancer free for almost one year now. Again, Welcome!
Very good article. Do not be concerned where they put or do not put the spin. The attention is needed on lung cancer. You did a wonderful job bringing that to the forefront.
Thank you for your post. I am just approaching my first year since surgery. Scans have all been great, but I know what you mean about the fear. I too am very grateful as I am about to start my second year. Thank you for your post it was a great eye opener and inspiration for me. I pray that God continues to Bless you.
I just got the results of my xray exam. All of my exams prior to this one were CT Scans. Long story short. No cancer! I am so grateful as I approach my first year with NED. Thank you my LCSC family, words cannot express my gratitude to you for the encouragement, patience and support that you have given to me.
Thank you very much for the post Don. I am very saddened to hear that TAnn has passed. My condolences to her family. She was always very supportive to me, and I know to many others also.
I would wait a while. I had weekly chemo concurrent with daily radiation for six weeks. I was told that the chemo was not as stong because I was recieving the radiation. My hair did not fall out at all. After surgery I had two treatments of adjuvant chemo with no radiation. The chemo was much stronger and my hair came out right away.
I also have a cyst on my liver. It has always been there since I started having scans and the doctor said that it is not a concern. CONGRATULATIONS on your GREAT and WONDERFUL NEWS!!!