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Related: About this forumBack after looking at the scan results.
The tumor is the same size, but it is probably dead tissue. It has not grown. The doc says everything is satisfactory. My body may discard what is left in my lung.
I will have another scan in June.

Hope22
(3,964 posts)Keep up the good work! 💗🙏
SheltieLover
(68,114 posts)P
Karadeniz
(24,433 posts)brer cat
(26,936 posts)bucolic_frolic
(50,332 posts)Atticus
(15,124 posts)murielm99
(31,936 posts)The compliment surprised me.
cilla4progress
(26,316 posts)Holding you close, murielm99!
LoisB
(10,464 posts)Scrivener7
(55,708 posts)Looking forward to hearing more good news in June.
You keep plugging. You've got this!
WheelWalker
(9,319 posts)femmedem
(8,507 posts)I'm so relieved for you.
gademocrat7
(11,468 posts)Three cheers for you! Take care.
sheshe2
(92,073 posts)Best to you and yours.
1WorldHope
(1,228 posts)I'm curious if you had a cancerous tumor? Bc my husband has just been told he has lung cancer. He has only heard the basics on treatment options. Radiation, surgery or chemo. The surgery of removing a lobe of the lung sounds so disabling. Radiation doesn't bother him, but he isn't likely to accept chemo. He is also considering doing nothing.
I'm so happy for you. I've had breast cancer, husband has already had bladder and prostate cancer. Got through those ok. We are having some fun now, aren't we?
murielm99
(31,936 posts)My tumor was stage 1 cancer. It would have grown and metastasized if not treated. It was early enough that five strong doses of radiation could work. Stereotactic radiation can be 90% effective. It may not be the right treatment for him. Try radiation first. That is what my oncologist recommended. I would have surgery, but not a total lobectomy if this does not work. I am 74. I hope any decision like that is far down the road.
judesedit
(4,550 posts)
woodsprite
(12,429 posts)My onco said that no growth is still a good sign. It took 3 scans (so about 8 mo) for my dr to say that my inoperable enlarged lymph node they were watching was 'reactive' to my most recent rad treatment and not a spread.
Holding you up in my heart and prayers!
calimary
(86,298 posts)Great to hear! Thanks for letting us know. Cuz you know were gonna worry.
TexasTowelie
(120,793 posts)Please take care of yourself and know that you have friends here that care about you.
Cha
(310,785 posts)

Scalded Nun
(1,400 posts)MLAA
(19,225 posts)Owl
(3,731 posts)Fla Dem
(26,685 posts)Hopefully all goes well in the future.
flashman13
(1,189 posts)Waiting a week for the results is hell.
Butterflylady
(4,401 posts)TdeV
(160 posts)Time to celebrate. Chocolate?
Aussie105
(7,008 posts)Good news indeed.
Wife has regular scans for the same reason.
Originally picked up accidentally on a scan for pneumonia. Cloudy scan, and oops, what is that spot?
She considers herself lucky.
Same for her, no change in size - moved to 6 monthly scans.
Skittles
(164,265 posts)

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