Melodie's first CT Scan - Good News, Cancer Free

16 years 5 months ago #9953 by Maria
Hey Meoldy, what great news for you , I am soooooo pleased to hear some good news.
Maria x

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16 years 5 months ago #9872 by Mike
Great news Melodie and I am sure Rosebud is thrilled also lol. As I always say positive things will happen to to positive people. Joe ;)

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16 years 5 months ago #9869 by Gene Beane
Replied by Gene Beane on topic Melodie's first CT Scan - Good News, Cancer Free
good news Melodie,,I am soo happy for you,, Ginger

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16 years 5 months ago #9844 by wendy
Hey Melodie, Great news! I love your attitude, wish it would rub off on me a little. The first couple years post dx (breast cancer end of '99) I was good, fresh vegetable juices, good diet, but have slacked off considerably. Shame on me.

A good oncologist will be aware by now that educated patients have better outcomes, being a partner in our care and the choices we have to make relieves the powerlessness we feel about having cancer. Empowered people have a better survival rate!

All the best,
Wendy

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16 years 5 months ago #9826 by Melodie
Hi,
Just wanted all to know I celebrated yesterday with an egg nog latte (decaf). My doctor said my results couldn't be better...perfect score...no cancer showing. I was also very pleased :) that he spent the necessary time responding to my list of
questions...and I always have a list. I suspect I always will. I think by now he has learned I am not his ordinary patient but hey, I told him I was better informed than most because of my almost daily visits to this site and forum. ;)

He felt I was doing great in my recovery and said I seemed to be more aware, in tune with my body...I think we really have little choice in that matter if we want to stay healthy. He did emphasis that those who have problems very often are not really doing a very good job of self maintenance. ::) Well, that won't be me. I suspect that many of us who have been on this cancer journey now tend to lean more towards healthier life styles...although some of our partners will still eat, drink and be merry until they come down with some ailment themselves. I say at 50 the warranty has expired but like an older car, if we give the ole bod lots of TLC and we do the regular maintenance, we might even get better milage than the newer models. And my spouse is 7 years younger than I am...turns 50 this Jan. Melodie


Melodie, Indy Pouch, U.W.Medical Center, Seattle, Dr. Paul H. Lange & Jonathan L. Wright

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