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Finally a bit of good news

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On Friday I had my last session of chemotherapy. Yaaa!!! My CA125 was going up probably from an infection in my incision they think, but finally came down to 17 after changing my chemo. So I wasn't platinum resistant like they were thinking and looks like I am in remission. I go for a CT Scan and blood work in a month and if everything is ok I go every 3 months to be checked. I have two ports and I'm wondering how long to keep them just in case I need more treatments.

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chaplin

Hi, fantastic news, I bet that is the best pre Christmas present you could have😀 Good luck with he scan and bloods in the next month.

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jan50

great news, so pleased for you

x

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remm43 in reply to jan50

Thank you its a good feeling after feeling so helpless this whole year.

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Hitchmo

Amazing news! Best of luck with next month's tests - will be hoping you get even more good news! All the best, Kerry x

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remm43 in reply to Hitchmo

Thanks ber

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LadyBlueTC

I had my sergury last October and then chemo every week for 6 mos. tax/carb. Had a port put in after surgery and loved it as I didn't need to worry about being stuck with needles every week. My oc recommended keeping the port in as long as there no infection, as I will have blood work every 3 months for 2 yrs.

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remm43 in reply to LadyBlueTC

Thanks for the info. I think they are going to take the one out of my abdomen and leave the one in my chest for awhile as I also have to go every 3 months for blood work. The one in my chest drives me crazy though it's right where my bra strap and seat belt sit so it gets a little uncomfortable, but still better than being poked all the time.

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LadyBlueTC in reply to remm43

Hi yes it is a bit uncomfortable but better than getting stuck with needles in my arm. Went to my oc dr on thursday for my 3 month checkup, and got a call the next day that my C125 is down to 11. Great news. Before my surgery it was 99.

As far as the port and seat belt go, a friend made me a small 4" x 6" or so pillow out of cotton filled with cotton or fiberfill to place under the seatbelt at the port and it really helps so it wont press on the port.

Have a blessed holiday.

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remm43 in reply to LadyBlueTC

Glad to hear your ca125 is down. I will have to try the pillow thanks for the tip. I hope you have a great holiday.

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LadyBlueTC in reply to remm43

You're welcome!! You have a blessed holiday also

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Lily-Anne

Fantastic news hope it continues and you have a lovely Christmas

LA xx

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remm43 in reply to Lily-Anne

Thank you. I hope you do too,

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LittleSan

Ah that's fab news :). X x

Fab news xx

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thesilent1

Brilliant news on all counts. Good luck with the CT scan and review. I love to hear a bit nof good news. Thank you. Ann xo

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