• Posted by Rockyiss on June 11, 2008 at 3:41 am

    Hi guys, my husband had his last chemo today. It was hard for him to be excited because he still has to go thru the effects of it.The tough part of today was the news we got, they had done a hep-c test on my husband that came back positive. We figured if he had it he would have had to get it from me because I was the one that had the transfusions. I came up neg on the test. Then they did another hep-c test on him and big relief it was negative. We couldn’t figure out where he would have got it. We have been married for 37 years and hejust couldn’t figure it out. We thought maybe from being in the national guards for 9 years and helping during disaters he came into contact with it. Or being a contracter working on someones septic problem . He has had 2 surgerys also. But when they said negative we were able to relax. But the Dr. did a third hep-c test and it came back positive . So now we see a specialist to figure out what is going on.Does he , doesn’t he ?
    He also has to get a muga scan to make sure his heart wasn’t hurt by the chemo and other test and apps. Among all this I have to figure out when to set up my cysto it was due at the end of May.
    But for now I guess we take it one day at a time. I told him the first time he gets mad at me I will know he is getting better and I am going camping and trail riding!! lol
    My prayer is for everyone on this site to be healed of their cancer and to have love and peace in their life.I wish I could make it happen, night all, Rocky
    P.S. does anyone have experience with hep -c ?

    Rockyiss replied 16 years ago 3 Members · 8 Replies
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  • Rockyiss

    Member
    June 25, 2008 at 2:47 am

    Hi guys, Thanks for your words of cheer. I hope all is well with you guys.
    We saw the chemo Dr. today and now he has to get a ct scan in three months and see her on Sept 19. Until then just get his blood thinners checked, (from the blood clots he had in March ) She told us to just go and live, I told her we do that everyday because our lives are in Gods hands.
    Susan I pray your “stuff’ hasn’t been to bad. Thank you for writing to me.
    Ginger anyplace you can hike is a good place in my book. My friends think I am crazy because alot of times when we are riding I get off and lead my horse for several miles.
    Well now I can set up my own scope now that I got my hubby taken care of, but I am so sick of Drs. I Do Not want to go myself. Nut I will. with prayers for all , Rocky

  • Guest
    June 22, 2008 at 3:31 am

    Rocky,
    I know how you feel, you want to go do stuff but when your gone you worry about them.. for me its golf,, I live in Ohio and we only have the metro parks to hike in, and I do that. Gene wants no part of hiking. So we will just go to Veags instead, All I asked Gene’s surgeon was when will we be able to travel again and have sex. My kids, 40 and 36 kept saying “” MOMMMM” I said its a fair question, I guess they don;t think were capable, there wrong…take care Rocky, I think about you often Ginger

  • mssmr

    Member
    June 22, 2008 at 1:11 am

    Oh, Rocky — What twists and turns. I’ve been meaning to reply about this
    confusing ending to chemo for your husband for a couple of days but my own stuff impinged. I hope you are becoming comfortable with the resolution (most recent).

    In support — Susan

  • Rockyiss

    Member
    June 18, 2008 at 3:53 am

    Hi Ginger, 41 years thats great! I have a relative that just dumped his 5th wife for a new girlfriend, kinda makes ya wonder what he is looking for.
    you said about hiking do you do much? Since my husband got sick I havn’t been able to. I did get to ride my horse over the weekend with some friends for alittle while. My hubby was resting and told me to take the time and go. It was nice but I worried about him so I came back. Rocky

  • Guest
    June 16, 2008 at 8:58 pm

    Rocky,
    I am happy you have some things resolved. Now for you, take it easy and let us know how your tests come out….this is a tough road for all who experience Bladder cancer, one day you are great and 2 months later B/C..ITS SUCH A SHOCK TO ONES FAMILY, Gene and I have been married 41 years, its a tough part of life and on ones relationship, my thoughts are to press forward, get back to living, hiking etc., and don’t be mad for long, its negative energy!!!!! Lovingly, Ginger Beane

  • Rockyiss

    Member
    June 13, 2008 at 2:18 am

    Hi everyone, We went to the gastro Dr. today and he said that my husband does not have hep c. He said the new test showed there was no virus in his system. The first test was a false positive. So now it is time for him to just heal. No more treatments just has to get the muga scan to check his heart and make sure the chemo didn’t hurt it. I can finally see light at the end of this tunnel. Now I just have to get my scope. Thanks for all your prayers, Rocky

  • Rockyiss

    Member
    June 12, 2008 at 1:48 am

    Pat , Thank you so much for the info. He has an app tomorrow with a new Dr. so I will be reading tonight. Thanks again, Rocky

  • Guest
    June 11, 2008 at 7:04 pm

    Heres a forum on Hep-C and response from Henry Ford foundation
    http://www.medhelp.org/forums/hepatitis/archive/616.html
    Also if you really want to get into the medical terminology…..
    http://hepcnet.net/serologic_tests.html
    Pat

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