[First Scan, Good News!]

Great news!

[Recent scan results: I love being a miracle]

What great news Karen….enjoy London!

[Hello. I am new here...]

Hello Therese and welcome to lungevity. So sorry to hear that Larry has SCLC but it sounds like he is responding quite well to his treatment. I also have SCLC and am holding stable at the present time. Wishing him continued good outcome with his treatment.

[Hi, my sister has severe Keytruda Side Effects and looking for advise]

I agree with edivebuddy about a CT or MRI of her brain and Lou brings up good points.

[feeling very scared]

Sorry you are going thru this. My PET scan lit up and I had a bronchoscopy with biopsy. The procedure it’s self was a piece of cake. I did have a sore throat for a few days and coughed up a tiny bit of blood. My doctor sent the biopsies during my procedure and had preliminary results of malignancy which he told my husband as I went to recovery. Please try not to stress but I know that is easier said than done. Wishing you an easy procedure. I also hear you about the quiting smoking…as soon as I got my diagnosis I quit.

[Just checking in… still here and in remission]

I was wondering how you were and happy to hear that scans are good. Please do pop in now and then and say hi. 

[New MRI term.]

Glad to hear that your mri was good. I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea and have a cpap machine. It takes a little to get used to but I do sleep better. 

[New member here.]

Hello Pam. I was diagnosed with limited stage SCLC in Nov 2021. I had 4 rounds of chemo and 30 radiation treatments. I was not offered immunotherapy. I have since been reclassified as extensive stage as it was detected in my right adrenal gland (which I had radiation treatment which stabilized it) and also a few lesions to my brain which I had gamma knife radiosurgery. I have CT scans of my chest/abdomen/pelvis and MRI of my brain every 3 months. As long as your Dr is going to keep a close eye on you I don’t think you have anything to worry about. If something should pop up they will address it. Stay strong and I will keep you in my prayers.

[Surgery]

Good news and speedy recovery!

[Dad has ROS mutation]

Look at post from edivebuddy on May 19th in this thread. He said that his metastasis responded very fast on keytruda…hope your father will too.

[Dad has ROS mutation]

Sending thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Hoping something can be started.

[It's that time again (1 year CT Scan)]

That’s great news Ken…cause for celebration!

[It's that time again (1 year CT Scan)]

Fingers crossed for good results!

[Best News Ever]

Woohoo! That is such great news! So happy for you

[Scan update]

Awesome news Chuck…so happy for you 

[Still stable]

Hi all…had my 3 month brain mri and ct scan of chest/abdomen/pelvis done. On the mri where I had gamma knife in November, there was a slight increase of lesion but still within the treatment area so radiologist is confident it is just some swelling. The ct showed stability, so I am good for the next 3 months I guess.

[Finally!]

Good for you Tom

[About to get real]

Praying for you that all goes well. Keep us updated.

[Five year scan - whoops! Corrected to FOUR year scan]

That is such awesome news Scruboak! Congratulations!

[Today is exactly 1 year since.......]

Great news

[New Scans Are In: Three Years & Going Strong, Plus Thoughts on Stress]

Great news Karen.

[NED still]

That is great news Tom…yes we have to look more towards the future and what to do with our time….enjoy!

Pam

[Small Cell]

Welcome to the site Dee. Glad to hear your scans are good. I was diagnosed with small cell in Nov 2021. I have since been up and down with my scans but all is stable at the moment. Keep us updated.

Pam

[NED]

That is so awesome Jill! Congratulations!

[Scan results]

Thank you Karen..I will be on Oahu in Waianae…my husband rents a beachfront house for 3 months…haven’t been able to join him the last 2 years but am so grateful also that I can this year. Will be there for the month of March and then we will both come home.

Pam