if they are malignant or not but none have changed size, which is good. The largest is in the upper part of my right lung and is either 9 cm or 9 mm, John and I don’t remember which it was and I am terrible with the metric system anyway. She said they are all too small to do a needle biopsy and they couldn’t even be sure to hit the spot but if the largest ones grows they MIGHT be able to do a needle biopsy on it but more than likely they would need to do surgery to get to it. As is sits right now she said that all we can do is keep doing CT scans every 3 months to keep a close check on the spots. Next scan is in March and I will get the results of that on St. Patrick’s Day, exactly 1 year after my last chemo treatment. Basically this was just a waste of your reading time, sorry!
I am so pleased about your news and will keep praying for you.
Look forward to the future and leave everything else in His hands... I have discovered He does a better job of it than I do anyway!
Prayers and laughs coming your way....
Fiona
Have a blessed Christmas. Hugs, Judy
It's never a waste of one's reading time to listen to a friend. From time to time, we all at some point need to just
let it out, to help relieve the tension built from jumping over the hurdles life has a way of throwing at us! From what you say, all sounds positive regarding none have changed size, blood work normal, and you are soon to the 1 year point past chemo! I take that as a very good report! Merry Christmas, dear, and may the Lord bless you in 2011 with your BEST year yet!!
Angel
I pray that God blesses you in every way and that he brings you complete healing.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Jacqueline
God Bless! Please have a Happy New Year!!!
Dawn