Hi everyone who replied to my first post thank you so much for all of your insights with regard to blood tests and scans. Thanks to your input I have decided to speak with my GP to organise my ca125 bloods to be carried out on a regular basis, this will put my mind at rest and I will feel more in control of my own treatment going forward.
I wish you all the very best in our ongoing battle
Well done...as someone famous said, "to complete a journey of a thousand miles, you have to take the first step at some point in time."
Shortly after my recurrence, I was given a necklace by my son & daughter-in-law on which is inscribed, "Little by little one walks far".
Keep listening and taking care of yourself.
Warm wishes for a good day,
Lesley
Thank you for your constructive contribution to my post. You affirmed my own thoughts on this problem. I do think that the way forward for me is similar to your arrangement. I don't think too far ahead, step by step has been my mantra from day one but where future care and monitoring is concerned I feel I would rather know what I'm facing rather than surviving in ignorance. We have to be our own advocates this I have learned during my treatment I do hope that all goes well for you in the future, some part of me thinks we should trust in God but another part is telling me to take control. I feel I will find a happy medium . Best wishes
That is a good idea, most gps want to do the best for their patients and in the end do whatever you need to keep on top.
Good decision. Ann x
Good for you21752 and thanks for your reply,was having a bad day,haven't thought about the c word all day! Best wishes,
Carole xx
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