Hello Pumpkininja, I suggest you ask your doctor what is it that makes him/her so happy as you are puzzled and had hoped for a better response. This way, you may learn more about the sub-type of ovarian cancer you have and its response to chemotherapies?
I wish I could find something more positive to say, but all I can do is send warmest wishes and encourage you to keep learning, if you want to, about your particular cancer (mine is clear cell carcinoma) as it has helped me 'face' situations and options. I realised that when faced with this cancer, I felt like a little girl again, scared to look undeer the bed as I felt there were monsters lurking there! When I had the courage to peer under the bed, I felt tons better. xx
Thank you so much lesleysage actually I asked if reason to celebrate wouldn't be regression. The reply was about the caelyx/ carbo that it seems are "slow burn".Anyway you might be absolutely right.
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CA125 is 40: 7 months after surgery, 3 months after adjuvant chemo for mucinous OC
