Cocomojoe

Wonderful news and congratulations on making the 5 year mark - thank u for sharing your story I can so relate - I am finished with my second round of treatment which began a little over 3 years ago and once again the second tumor after more chemo / radiation is cancer free so starting over with every 3 weeks etc to Doc's - having my PET tomorrow so very nervous as usual - still fatigued - chemo fogged - just tugging along - we shall see - Glad to have you on board and again wonderful news my friend

Hi! New to the group and I found ur blog very inspirational! Seeing u as a stage 4 and still going strong is amazing! Gives me hope. I relate to ur comment about not knowing if/when it will return. I've just finished chemo a little over 3 weeks ago. My mind during chemo was ok... let's do this... now that it's done.... it's like "now what!". Anyways... thanks for tbe positive words... I am a strong believer as well in the positive attitude is key!!

Hi Coco, reading your log has been inspirational. My teenage daughter has colon cancer. What is your advice on vitamins/supplements/minerals during chemo. Have you followed alternative treatment?

Congrats on being a survivor!!! It gives me hope

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Welcome! It is great to have a victorious warrior among us. Your story and attitude are inspiring Your advice will be invaluable. Your story reminds me of my sister's (nine years ago!). It is wonderful to be reminded that cures do happen! Thank you

Hello Cocomojoe! Congrats to you on your accomplishments. I am going on a year since my diagnosis and I am glad to say things are going well. Between the surgery and chemo, I can really relate to your story. Thank you for sharing your experiences on here.

Welcome to the WhatNext family! The WhatNext family is made up of people like you who are looking for help or looking to help others. To help you along your journey the WhatNext family has put together a Beginner's Guide to Cancer that I highly recommend you check-out here: http://bit.ly/10BQKCi. Also, please do not hesitate to reach out to others or ask for help.

Wishing you the best.

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