Just wanted to let everyone know that my scans show that my largest lung met and my pelvic bone met are stable. As Ed said, "I never thought I would be happy with 'no change,' but I am!" In the case of LMS and the previous spread of my disease, stability is a very good thing. Gemcitabine will remain on the schedule for at least another round.
There is a possible infection or inflammation in my right lung, which may be the cause of my recent bouts of coughing, and we will discuss that with Dr. K tomorrow. I'll give you another update then.
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About Me
- Karen
- I am a woman in her late 40s who was enjoying life when cancer came along and threw a monkey wrench in the whole business. This is the story of my fight against Leiomyosarcoma, a rare smooth muscle cancer that started in my left fibula (ankle bone) and has since spread to my pelvic bone, skull, and lungs. It's also the story of a woman trying to continue to enjoy life despite the complications cancer causes.
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GREAT NEWS BABY!!!!!!! So very happy to hear that! Can't wait to see you later this week! Love Lydia
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