Three years ago, colon cancer tumor. Had it removed and had ileostomy for 8 months. Reconnection failed. Now permanent colostomy. Chemo, radiation etc. Had CAT scan and blood work 4 days ago. Came back clear. My oncologist said, l thought you would still have cancer. What a thing to say to patient! Am going to get new oncologist.
Hermit
Apr 10, 2017 7:45 pm
halfmoon
Apr 15, 2017 5:17 pm
That is a terrible thing to say to a patient for sure! shame on him or her! I just had my CT scan this past week and I came away clean as well! this is after chemo and radiation, due to Urethra Cancer in 2011. I am beyond ecstatic!! It was a long journey, that has finely come to an end. Good luck in finding a new oncologist! :)
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Hermit
Apr 15, 2017 6:57 pm
Hi, congrats! Have already found one. Having surgery Tuesday to redo my herniated colostomy stoma! Good luck!
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