Hey neighbors, today makes Four Years since the surgery I had that seems to have done a good job of helping rid the cancer (pancreatic) from me.
Cancer Update #?
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littlelady
God bless the USA
You go, boy!
frequentflier
happy to be living
Glad to hear it!
Ladies, Gentleman and Others 
Today makes Four and One Half years since the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
As of my doctor going over the labs with me today, no sign of a recurrence of active disease.
In fact, the main tumor marker is now almost nonexistent.
Also, I continue to be Dr Patil's most stable heart patient. Everything looked better than good in the pacemaker chack.
Today makes Four and One Half years since the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
As of my doctor going over the labs with me today, no sign of a recurrence of active disease.
In fact, the main tumor marker is now almost nonexistent.
Also, I continue to be Dr Patil's most stable heart patient. Everything looked better than good in the pacemaker chack.
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littlelady
God bless the USA
Ladies, Gentleman and Others
Today makes Four and One Half year since the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
As of my doctor going over the labs with me today, no sign of a recurrence of active disease.
In fact, the main tumor marker is now almost nonexistent.
Also, I continue to be Dr Patil's most stable heart patient. Everything looked better than good in the pacemaker chack.
Awesome news!!!!
I dunno, somehow I think I had better odds with the pancreatic than against the House in Lost Wages.You really kicked the odds' ass. You might want to consider a trip to Vegas.
Congrats!
luvmygdaughters
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Ladies, Gentleman and Others
Today makes Four and One Half years since the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
As of my doctor going over the labs with me today, no sign of a recurrence of active disease.
In fact, the main tumor marker is now almost nonexistent.
Also, I continue to be Dr Patil's most stable heart patient. Everything looked better than good in the pacemaker chack.
57 months post-diagnosis today...average, across all Stages, is 15 months.
Feeling less cautiously optimistic.
Feeling less cautiously optimistic.
Should have typed: Less Cautious about being Optimistic.
littlelady
God bless the USA
Should have typed: Less Cautious about being Optimistic.
Sending positive thoughts your way.
Today is the last day of year five post-diagnosis of the pancreatic cancer.
I got a copy of the report on yesterday's CT scan: No Evidence of Recurrence or Metastasis.
The hernias are large, but the loops are clean.
I do have some fatty liver tissue, plus some hardening of the arteries, including one coronary artery. This on top of borderline diabetes and high BP.
I am now clearly optimistic I will have time to work on these other health issues.
I got a copy of the report on yesterday's CT scan: No Evidence of Recurrence or Metastasis.
The hernias are large, but the loops are clean.
I do have some fatty liver tissue, plus some hardening of the arteries, including one coronary artery. This on top of borderline diabetes and high BP.
I am now clearly optimistic I will have time to work on these other health issues.
ontheriver
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God Bless you Steven.
Great news!
I think you waited on us this afternoon. The guy from Boston and keys...
Great news indeed! 
That is great news, indeed!
I do recall you.Great news!
I think you waited on us this afternoon. The guy from Boston and keys...
They still didn’t work.I do recall you.
