A bit of good news.

[geckosfeet]

Finished radiation Monday.

Two more chemo cycles.

Then on with my life.

[Mira]

1. Congratulations, and full speed ahead through the adversity to the fresh new days. n/t

[geckosfeet]

3. Thanks. Looking ahead.

[Irishonly]

2. Congratulations!

This is wonderful news. It's time to start warming up for the big celebration.

[geckosfeet]

4. Some nice micro brew in the fridge. Can't drink it now - maybe in a couple months.

[Irishonly]

6. I hope you can

Getting through chemo deserves a great big celebration. When I could really taste food again I had lobster. Everything tasted like metal for so long I wanted to make sure I could enjoy it. I am so happy you will soon be done.

[geckosfeet]

8. Lobster - good choice! How long since you finished chemo?

[Irishonly]

9. 13 years ago

I had almost a year of it. My breast cancer didn't show up on mammograms so by the time they found it my right breast was all tumor and attached to my chest wall. I am very lucky for many reasons but one of the big ones is that although I had cancer in 18 lymph glands it hadn't gone though my body. I am not sure why but I am very glad it didn't. When I first discovered the lump, they didn't think it was cancer until I had the biospy.

[geckosfeet]

12. Wow - congratulations! Chance and luck does seem to be part of this disease.

My pathology report showed some in some 2 lymph nodes (esophagus). Otherwise I may have been able to skip the radiation and chemo as I was stage 1a when they found it.

[cmd]

5. Congratulations!

Have a drink for me.

[sinkingfeeling]

7. Congrats!

[geckosfeet]

13. Thanks!

[KC]

10. That's

great. It's always good to hear some good news!

[geckosfeet]

14. Yes it is. Thank you.

[jumptheshadow]

11. That's great news

Now back to the real you.

[geckosfeet]

15. Yes. It may take while but I will heal.

[Ecumenist]

16. YAY!! congratulations and YAY!!

[geckosfeet]

17. Thanks Ecumenist.

Radiation done! Two more chemo cycles.

Starting to feel normal again....