I waited just 7 days [which seemed like 10 years] for my CT scan result – but well worth the wait, as my scan is clear. I had an after hours call from my lovely nurse, Gail [Mr Renninson is on his hols] – first thing she said after letting me know who she was is that she had GOOD news. What a pro :) The instant one hears that it's 'The Hospital' – well, the brain goes haywire. Waiting for results makes ones head a gigantic maelstrom – so, 'good news' was a great thing to hear.
If it had been bad news I would have had to ask her to call back when the FH was home. Nothing like bad news about a cancer thing to make one's mind a complete blank.
BUT! Seems my CT scan is completely cancer free. Rah!!
But in the meantime - bloody brilliant result eh?? Chuffed!
Oh, and one more medal for the [terrifyingly manic and traffic infested] Nightrider – and then, 10 days later we did the rather hilly Force 100km challenge – so, another medal :) I am Mrs Medal heh heh – amazed! Here we are at the end, looking rather windswept and interesting…
Now we are training for the 100km Great Shakespeare ride…argh! So, please buy a raffle ticket! All monies to my fund – thanks!
Hooray!!!!! Love to hear such good news.
ReplyDeleteAnd, congratulations on all you are doing to raise money and awareness. I celebrate every day as a 4 year survivor. I invite you to follow my blogs at www.outshineovariancancer.blogspot.com. We are all in this together.
Hi That is such great news. I love following your blog. I too have stage 3b Ovarian. I'm 42 with 2 little ones and a 22 year old. I am getting ready for roung 3 of 6 with taxol, and cisplatin in my IP port and then Taxol throughout whole body. I am bald right now yeah!! But have some fun wigs. I started my blog as a way to vent and just get my thoughts out. Your blog gives me inspiration like all my sisters going through this, but again I am so happy for you....Http://cancerandmydysfunctionalfamily.blogspot.com xxxxooo Mary
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, that's excellent news. I think it's amazing that you're taking part in all of these activities and I wish you the best of luck for the Great Shakespeare ride. If you're looking to raise more money, you should check out easy fundraising online, I used it last year when I was doing a cross-country cycle and managed to raise an extra £150 from friends and family shopping online. Good luck with the ride and take care.
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