Cholangiocarcinoma diagnosis
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Dear Bridgette,
Welcome! We look forward to many more clean reports and good news. Thank you for sharing.
Best Wishes,
CatherineHi Bridgette,
Welcome to the site. Sorry that you had to find us all here but glad that you have joined as you are in the best place for support and help and will get loads of both from everyone here. My congratulations to you and such a successful outcome, that is great news indeed!
I do hope that you keep on coming back here and join in with us all as you are most welcome here and I look forward to hearing much more from you as well.
Hugs,
Gavin
Bridgette,
Welcome to our group and congratulations on your successful surgery. Your prompt diagnosis and surgery at one of the top CC treatment centers in the country bodes well for a positive long term outcome. Thank you for taking the time to introduce yourself and share your great results with us. We love hearing good news!
Wishing you all the best.
Debbie
Dear Bridgette, CONGRATULAIONS on your very successful surgery. Surgery is our favorite word and it sounds like you are well on your healthy way! You were treated at one of the best places you could have gone and now you have found us, one of the best places to be for CC support. I am wishing you continued success and please keep us updated as we truly care.
bgmat48…..welcome to our special group and a huge congratulations on the successful surgery. Fantastic to hear of your speedy recovery. I happen to think that already you are a cancer survivor. Although recurrence may always be in the back of your mind. please know that many are cured with their resections and why not you as well?
Hugs,
MarionHello, I am a 67 yr old widow who was diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma on the left lobe of my liver back in June. After researching the illness I was preparing myself for the worst. My oncologist referred me to MD Anderson in Houston where the surgeon remove the left lobe with the tumour. Luckily, the tumour didn’t spread anywhere, hence no chemo, just scans and blood tests every 3 months. I thank the Lord for each day and feel blessed. My doctor said that after 5 yrs cancer free, I would be a cancer survivor, so fingers crossed! It has been 2 months since my surgery and my strenght and energy is back, I am starting to enjoy life again, to feel “normal”. Although, there is doubts in the back of my mind, wondering if or when it could happen again, I don’t dwell on it. Thanks for letting me share my story.
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