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Nearly 6 years

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Hi everyone .. this is my first time writing on this site but I always read what’s going on.I am writing this today to hopefully gives you amazing ladies some hope . I was diagnosed with clear cell 1c grade 3 in August 2013 . I have just had another MRI and am still clear .. that’s just over 5 years now . I hope this will help some of you as it’s not always bad news.

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n377y

Hi Janeroe, I've just been diagnosed with endometriod grade 1c this does give me hope. Thank you for sharing xx

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Trathi

Dear Janelle, excellent, well done you must be ecstatic. I bet you still hold your breath whilst having your scan and when you get your results. It is for many very reassuring and does give them hope.

I have incurable cancer and have my CT scan on 30th April mid wY through my second cycle of chemo and I pray it will show that the tumours have shrunk.

Best wishes to you, any signs or symptoms of anything straight to your Gp for referral.

Sending you lots of love 💕 hugs 🤗 and positive thoughts your way xx

Tracy x

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Lyndy

That’s great news-thanks for sharing x

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Cropcrop

Hi Janeroe, welcome to our lovely gang. I too was diagnosed 1c3 clear cell OC, my diagnosis was in 2014 so I’m not too far behind you. It’s always lovely to hear from new ladies especially when your story has a good outcome that hopefully gives hope to others. Long may it continue for you, thank you for sharing, keep keeping well, we’re always pleased to hear some good news ❤️Xx Jane

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Petrolhead

Hi Jane

Great news. Keep it up!

Best wishes

Fay

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izzybruce

So glad for you xx

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janmark43

Marvellous news - very cheering up.

Lind58 profile image
Lind58

Long May it continue!

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ZenaJ

That's fantastic news. xxx

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dieneke

Hello Jane Roe, thanks for letting us know. That is so good to hear. I am new here, diagnosed with OC last March, stage 4a. Had one chemo cycle, got stuck at operation, never got the referral I asked for and in feb ct scan showed tumor had grown again with cyst with fluid. Or maybe the sept scan which said stable wasn’t really stable. This is actually my second cancer (unrelated to the other multiple myeloma) and the treatment is so different. With multiple myeloma I have the cancer under control since 2011 so it becomes like a chronic illness. Now for me OC can also become a chronic illness which is much less worrying as it is represented now! When I started the second chemo caelix I was told no surgery anymore and this is just to keep the illness under control. I also was given a new hospital card!!!!!!!!!

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Rachelwu

I am happy for you, God bless!

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janeroe

Thankyou everybody for your kind words xx

Superkim profile image
Superkim

Whoot Whoot! Awesome for you!

It's always nice to hear good news :)

Hugs,

Superkim

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Jo-Jo1-UK

5 years, wow that’s brilliant!!! Long may it last! Best wishes, Jo xx

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JayGeeCee

Brilliant news! Hearing good news always brightens my day 😁

Joy x

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