DONE.
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Congrats and good luck
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Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 01:04
Have they given you the all clear yet or do you still have to wait awhile?
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 01:56
cool. love you x
love you xPosted: 19 Mar 2016, 03:36
They actually gave me the all clear following my surgery in December; they call(ed) it a "pCR" for "pathological complete response." In other words, the heavy-duty chemo was successful in killing the cancer (fingers crossed, knock on wood, etc., that it's forever!). Because of the very aggressive nature of my type of breast cancer (triple-negative), I still had to have daily radiation therapy for 6 weeks to the affected breast, axillary (underarm) area, and tumor "bed." Probably more than you wanted to know, but that's how I roll.stufarq wrote:Have they given you the all clear yet or do you still have to wait awhile?
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 03:38
Right back atcha, dear Lee!eastmidswhizzkid wrote:cool.
And that goes for the rest o' ye, te!
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 04:30
Gongrats!
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 11:38
Congrats!
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 12:06
oh mate you have just made my fucking year! you cant tell us more than we wanted to know because what we wanted to know was that you were free of that shit, emerging fromyour time of darkness victorious, and growing strong and healthy again -fingers crossed, knock on wood, chaos allowing and dog willing (arent dogs nicer than mythical sky wizards?) forever. 
.......you had me worried there you bugger. please don't do that again.
.......you had me worried there you bugger. please don't do that again.
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 13:10
Great!!
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<3
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 17:40
great news
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 18:25
I'm doing a happy dance or 264535377488363555 for you !
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 18:32
Ah wow ...SINsister wrote:They actually gave me the all clear following my surgery in December; they call(ed) it a "pCR" for "pathological complete response." In other words, the heavy-duty chemo was successful in killing the cancer (fingers crossed, knock on wood, etc., that it's forever!). Because of the very aggressive nature of my type of breast cancer (triple-negative), I still had to have daily radiation therapy for 6 weeks to the affected breast, axillary (underarm) area, and tumor "bed." Probably more than you wanted to know, but that's how I roll.stufarq wrote:Have they given you the all clear yet or do you still have to wait awhile?
... so pleased to hear that ... 
...Congrats!!!
...Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 18:42
Answered the question though. And a happy answer too. Really glad for you.SINsister wrote:They actually gave me the all clear following my surgery in December; they call(ed) it a "pCR" for "pathological complete response." In other words, the heavy-duty chemo was successful in killing the cancer (fingers crossed, knock on wood, etc., that it's forever!). Because of the very aggressive nature of my type of breast cancer (triple-negative), I still had to have daily radiation therapy for 6 weeks to the affected breast, axillary (underarm) area, and tumor "bed." Probably more than you wanted to know, but that's how I roll.stufarq wrote:Have they given you the all clear yet or do you still have to wait awhile?
Posted: 19 Mar 2016, 19:33
Great to hear good news that I was hoping and wishing to hear. You made this day, month and year so far. So good that you're clear from that shyte.
but still: fuck cancer!
but still: fuck cancer!
Posted: 20 Mar 2016, 11:53
Very good news indeed - really pleased to hear it. 
Posted: 20 Mar 2016, 13:34
lovely news!!!
Posted: 21 Mar 2016, 14:00
That.Bartek wrote:fuck cancer!
But it's so good to hear that you're on the mend
