Fuck Cancer

[John_B]

Hopefully I have the opportunity to help others they way I was helped!

Don't take this the wrong way, but hopefully you don't!

I'm super happy to hear how well your wife is doing CSposer!! Congrats to both of you on the great news and good luck with the next steps.

[jono]

Want to share some good news for this thread. We found out today that my wife had a pathological complete response to chemo

Those are the three best words in the English language. Congrats!! Is Mrscsprings still floating? Best day ever.

[powdrhound]

Fuck cancer.
Steve, far side, succumbed this morning to the menace.
Why the good ones?

[Meadow Skipper]

Fuck cancer.
Steve, far side, succumbed this morning to the menace.
Why the good ones?

Sorry for your loss.

[Trackhead]

Sorry P-hound

[cspringsposer]

So sorry bro. Fuck cancer!

[TBS]

Indeed, fuck cancer.
Condolences powdrhound

[lifelinksplit]

Got the call that my Aunt passed from a rare form of bone tissue cancer. She had a major surgery that she was recovering from and then they found the cancer. Did the chemo etc and went for a checkup scan. Numerous more cancerous masses. Apparently a very aggressive form and she prob would've been bedridden and had a shitty quality of life. Still sucks. After my dad passed from a very "rare" form of Parkinsons I'm getting sick of hearing about rare forms of disease.

Fuck Cancer.

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[Meadow Skipper]

Fuck cancer.

[TBS]

^This

[cspringsposer]

X2

Sorry bro. I fucking hate cancer more than I knew was possible to hate!

[abraham]

Sorry about your aunt and your friend.

Looks like my dad's PET scan at 30 days from CAR-T infusion returned good news. He hasn't had his official meeting with the doctor but the radiology report, and a message from one of the docs indicates a complete response to the treatment. He still has some health issues to deal with, 10 days in the hospital right before Christmas kicked his ass. Still it's a relief, even tentatively since there are more scans to come. He'll probably still miss the ski season but that's minor.

[TBS]

Good news indeed Abe. Glad to hear it

[shroom]

glad to hear it Abe

[Self Jupiter]

Great news Abe

[2FUNKY]

That’s great Abe!


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[Kenny Satch]

God Bless Abe & F'n Eh!

[::: :::]

I’m sorry for all the anxiety you guys are going thru with your families
fuck cancer

[Trackhead]

Sorry about your aunt and your friend.

Looks like my dad's PET scan at 30 days from CAR-T infusion returned good news. He hasn't had his official meeting with the doctor but the radiology report, and a message from one of the docs indicates a complete response to the treatment. He still has some health issues to deal with, 10 days in the hospital right before Christmas kicked his ass. Still it's a relief, even tentatively since there are more scans to come. He'll probably still miss the ski season but that's minor.

Cancer anxiety is hard, if not impossible to shed. As a cancer "survivor" myself, I struggle with it every day of my life, sometimes hourly. Day by day is the mantra, but it's really hard to not look at the future and worry. "Survivor" seems like such a stupid word, but I guess you gotta call it something. Kinda feels like getting all your extremities blown off, but at least you're alive?

Wish you, your dad, and loved ones the best.

[Buster Highmen]

Looks like my dad's PET scan at 30 days from CAR-T infusion returned good news. He hasn't had his official meeting with the doctor but the radiology report, and a message from one of the docs indicates a complete response to the treatment. He still has some health issues to deal with, 10 days in the hospital right before Christmas kicked his ass. Still it's a relief, even tentatively since there are more scans to come. He'll probably still miss the ski season but that's minor.

Awesome Abraham!

[SeatownSlackey]

Super elated for a positive result Abe. Thinking of you


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[Meadow Skipper]

Good to hear positive results.

[ötzi]

Great news Abraham.

Cancer anxiety is hard, if not impossible to shed. As a cancer "survivor" myself, I struggle with it every day of my life, sometimes hourly. Day by day is the mantra, but it's really hard to not look at the future and worry. "Survivor" seems like such a stupid word, but I guess you gotta call it something. Kinda feels like getting all your extremities blown off, but at least you're alive?

Wish you, your dad, and loved ones the best.

I second that ^^, I go for a scheduled follow-up tomorrow. I have no reason to think anything's wrong, I feel pretty good, actually.

Nervous af anyways.

[Trackhead]

I second that ^^, I go for a scheduled follow-up tomorrow. I have no reason to think anything's wrong, I feel pretty good, actually.

Nervous af anyways.

I lose my mind refreshing my phone on the patient portal app waiting for scan results. Scanxiety is brutal. Wish you well tomorrow.

[Tri-Ungulate]

Sorry about your aunt and your friend.

Looks like my dad's PET scan at 30 days from CAR-T infusion returned good news. He hasn't had his official meeting with the doctor but the radiology report, and a message from one of the docs indicates a complete response to the treatment. He still has some health issues to deal with, 10 days in the hospital right before Christmas kicked his ass. Still it's a relief, even tentatively since there are more scans to come. He'll probably still miss the ski season but that's minor.

Day 30 complete response to CAR-T is an excellent indicator for favorable long-term prognosis.

Did he get Yescarta or Breyanzi?