The test results came back (update on Cancer) (1 Viewer)

[Eve T]

I am most happy to report to you all that my test came back with no known signs of Cancer. As most of you know I had test done and a mammagram that my doctor ordered as a result of a visit to his office.

Thank you for your prayers and for all those that were concerned. I appreciate it.

I've been feeling a bit better and have been working both of my jobs and was unable to come back and report the good news as quickly as I would have liked to. I've also been spending more time with my family celebrating life.

Again thank you, I can take a sigh of relief now.

 

[Peter Apruzzese]

Congratulations on the results - so glad to hear you're doing well!

I've also been spending more time with my family celebrating life.

Could be the best medicine of all.

 

[Pamela]

Congratulations! Happy to hear you're in good health and fine spirits!

 

[Bruce Hedtke]

Eve,

Great news and congratulations. Spending time with the family is the best medicine out there. Keep on keepin on.

Bruce

 

[Michael*K]

Outstanding news! Thanks for the update.

 

[Dheiner]

What great news!!! I am so glad to hear it!!

Thank you so much for sharing.

 

[Jeremy Allin]

Great news, Eve!

 

[BrianB]

Glad to hear it, Eve.

 

[BrianW]

Thanks for the very good news.

 

[Cees Alons]

Great news Eve!

People sometimes forget that another advantage of the modern medical techniques is the possibility to take away worries. And the tendency to acquire a disease certainly is not always passed on, btw.

You certainly have someting to celebrate - and so have we! And thanks a lot for sharing the good news.

Cees

 

[Jack Briggs]

Here's to many more posts from Ms. T!

 

[Walt N]

Great news, Eve! I don't mean to co-opt you message but just in the spirit of "jeez, I know how that feels" I just finished a similar deal. I went to the doc a few weeks ago for killer tendonitis in my right arm and he found a huge mass on my humerus bone on an x-ray. He mentioned (not casually) that it could be a cancerous tumor. The soonest follow-up testing (bone scan, MRI, biopsy) they could schedule was eight days later and it turned out to be just a ridiculously large bone build-up where my deltoid muscle attaches. They would have seen the same thing on the other arm. I was glad for the news, but as you know all too well that was a looooooong eight days!
Congratulations, I really do know how you feel.

 

[Rain]

Glad to hear you are ok!

 

[Mark B-E]

GLAD TO HEAR YOUR GOOD NEWS FRIEND
TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY
ALL THE BEST
KIND REGARDS
MARK B-E

 

[Lou Sytsma]

Congrats Eve! Live long and prosper.

 

[Frank Anderson]

Very good news indeed.

 

[Eve T]

Thanks guys. Looks like you're all stuck with me.

 

[Dome Vongvises]

Great news. That's more years of enjoying life. Keep on truckin'

 

[DavidY]

Nice to hear some good news for once.
Dave

 

[Seth Paxton]

Wow, I don't come to AH enough I guess. I had no idea this was a possibility even.
I'll share a big "WHEW" with you.
Isn't it great when your life really isn't any better than it was a week before, but you still feel like you won the lottery or something just because something bad didn't happen. It's like free good luck because you still have something positive coming to you too. (at least that's how I think of it).