CT Scan 3 Month Follow-up
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Great news Jeff!
Vacations are good for healing as well. The old Vermonters like to say “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it”, sounds like your doing the right stuff for you.Do you follow your CA19-9 markers as well as the scans etc? I’m curious as that has been my main data tool for judging the progresssion or decline of my tumors which are all too small to see on a scan. I do however have a CAT coming up next month.
Good to hear from you.
-PeterHi all, Officially off vacation now. Over 1500 miles of site seeing with relatives from England. Whew! Picked up results of CT Scan and overall good results. Report says stable to no change. Comparing it to previous hard copy of report it shows liver mass reduced slightly. Both lobe of lungs no new nodules and stable. lesion to 10th rib unchanged, 2 cm mass at T12-L1 remains unchanged. Pancreas,spleen,adrenal glands,and kidneys all have normal appearance. I do have an enlarged prostate that I’ll be discussing with my new Oncologist on Wednesday who I haven’t met yet. He is aware of my case though as I was one of the topics on the Tumor Board last week. I will be discussing immunotherapy of some type as I don’t really feel my body can withstand much more chemo regimens unless there is something really new and promising just around the corner. If they have nothing to offer I’ll keep on drinking my concoction of spices and herbs once a day and continue visualization and meditation and prayers as well as cross my fingers and knock on wood. The continued support of this site’s members have played a big role in my persistence with trudging forward. Thank You all a bunch! Time for my nap. I will let you all know what if anything new I might try. Cheerio for now!
Jeff G.
P.S. God Bless and prayers to everyone who is fighting this disease.
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