KathyG79

I was diagnosed with stage 1a UPSC this year, very frightening. Surgery in July, then I had only three chemo treatments. Felt terrible,mainly feet and stomach problems. Being diagnosed changed my life. My last chemo was around Sept. 23. I did have my after treatment ct scan, it showed no cancer, good news, bad news, I have an opaque pelvic lymph node (????) that has to be watched. So I am having another scan in January. What the heck, I'd like to know what that means now not in Jan. Seems to be a life of tests, treatments and waiting for results. Very stressful!

Hi Kathy. My name is Maggie and I am 67 years old. I was diagnosed with stage 4 Primary Peritoneal Carcinoma Dec 2012. It was in the lining of my abdomen. Had major surgery, 6 chemos and my last PET Scan showed no cancer. Praise God. God, my church family and my kids have kept me very positive about my recovery and combatting this cancer. It has happened and you can do it too. We just must keep our head above the water and remember that we will not drown because our Lifeguard walks on water. I know how difficult your journey is and please get in touch with me at any time night or day. If you would like to visit by phone, send me your # and would love to share my amazing journey with you. You are on my prayer list now so will be talking with Jesus about you. God Bless and Stay in His Arms. He will provide all your needs.

Maggie

Welcome to What Next. There are many people here who are willing to share their experiences. Feel free to share your questions, feelings or frustrations. Many of us know your pain or have felt your victories.

Hello,
I am an oncology/end of life nurse that specializes in gyne cancers. Welcome to the "What Next" family. If you should have any questions or concerns that you feel I might be able to help you with, please do not hesitate to ask. There are many excellent people here always willing to help in any way with the latest information or experiences to share. You are among friends….there are no strangers here. I hope you find all the information and support you seek, Carm RN.

Hi KathyG79, It's wonderful to have caring family and friends. Hope your Mother is feeling better.

Hi Kathy. Welcome to What Next. There are lots of great people here. I'm a stage IV endometrial cancer survivor, so at least to a point, I get it. Let me us know what we can do to support you and mom. I'm glad you found us but sorry for the circumstances that led you here. Wishing you and your mother all the best.

Hello Kathy, and welcome to WhatNext.

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