Jeana1975

Ever since you disappeared, no one has been able to find orange cream ice cream at the stores. Are you making the rounds or what?

Jeana, good for you!!!! I am so happy for you! Get out there and enjoy that life waiting for you. We will always be here when you need us but until then young lady, don't hang around the computer....find that joy, grab life's pleasures and hold on tight! Congratulations again, Carm.

Welcome to the site Jeana. I was diagnosed as Stage IV. I had one pound larger right ovary, when I had my surgery. They removed the 39 lb tumor and as the doctor said... all the cancer he could see. It had spread to my intestine and eurethea, Then he added a stint to my upper abdomine so I could receive chemo I/P in addition to I/V. About six weeks later when I was about to start chemo.... I had a PET CT Scan and we both learned he had removed all of my cancer!!!! We were both like kids...but I think my gynicologic Oncologist Surgeon was bouncing higher than even me. We went ahead and did the treatments he thought would give me the best chance of survival... I received chemo for almost two years... My hair is very thin, but my wigs keep me looking good. My fingers are a bit numb and my feet are very numb... (I danced at my grandson's wedding) I'm typing these words on my PC. Life is wonderful.

I like your style. Good luck kicking cancer's heinie. Tell your family and friends you're enrolled in a clinical trial on the positive effects of orange cream ice cream on cancer.