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I recently saw my gyn-oncologist for routine follow up, and she has released me back into the wild. She says my chance of recurrence is very small, and I can continue yearly checkups with my regular gynecologist. I feel very lucky, and I appreciate the support and wisdom of all the ladies on this forum. I know that many of you have had a much more difficult experience with treatments and side effects, and I admire your strength and courage. Blessings, Lani💖

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0462County

Brilliant news xx.

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Motiva

Many congratulations 🥳

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Frenchhouse3

Fantastic news, thank you for sharing.

Denise xxxxx

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Pawpaw22

Great news. Wonderful. Thank you.

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Sunsetime

congratulations that’s great news.

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Gonewith

amazing news. Enojy the freedom 😊 glad to hear your news 💕

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Newbery3

Congratulations and best of luck X

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Bandung

Glad to know it. Thank you for sharing

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ZenaJ

Fantastic news. I'm so pleased for you. xx

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Jingles6

Fantastic news - it is nice to hear about the good news. Best of Luck x

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FDMD

Amazing news!! May i ask what was your initial diagnose and stage type? This gives us hope

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Survivor-thank in reply toFDMD

Yes pls do share details

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Django123 in reply toFDMD

As I said, I was very lucky. I had a kidney stone, and my doctor ordered a CT scan, which revealed large (12 cm) masses on both ovaries. One of the tumors was still benign, and the other one had borderline cells. All the abnormal cells were inside the ovary, so my official diagnosis was borderline stage 1A. The surgeon removed my uterus, ovaries, tubes and omentum, plus took a lot of biopsies. It was a big surgery to recover from, but I did not have to have chemotherapy. I know that most of the ladies here have had to endure much more arduous treatments. --Lani

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Dragon-slayer

Yay, you! I celebrate your good news! 💜

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Betti99

So so happy for you!

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Dunsinane

Wonderful news - enjoy every minute of the wild!

Happy for you too. Just wondering about your stage and diagnosis. My Dr. wants to see me twice a year now.

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Skibot

oh thanks so good to hear, gives us all hope, thank you x

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SuffolkJen

Brilliant news congratulations 🥳

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COHEN123

Great news . Go and live !

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Emcee71

Amazing. You must feel so relieved. Good to hear great news like this xx

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