My CA125 - the marker for Ovarian Cancer has dropped to 8 - well within the normal range (normal is 0-35.) Prior to my chemo it was a whopping 1500 plus, so this is a far cry from where I was and I am rejoicing. I know the doc was reluctant to do the test last week at my checkup, lest it be elevated and I become stressed. But I was prepared to deal with what came my way. Thank you Jesus for this new lease on life.
I know I am not considered cancer free yet, but I sure am happy that I had the blood test and things look hopeful. I journey on now (albeit a little slower than before) and remember my "sisters" who are not quite as joyful about their blood levels. I will always be a voice for ovarian cancer and I pray I can find opportunities to tell others about this so called whispering disease.
So what's next on the trip? I guess my participation on the Sunflower Seeds Team as we walk to help raise both funds and awareness about ovarian cancer.
I still await the results from the ultrasound of the little lump on my rib. But I am not too worried about that. It's not the first benign lump found on my body! Sigh.
Meanwhile I am chin up and hands heavenward rejoicing where I am today. x
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Yes!!!!
I was wondering how you were fairing this week and I am glad to read the results. It is something to sing praises about. Thank you Jesus.
Cindy
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That is good news, indeed! Glad to hear! Blessings to ya!
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Brilliant news about your CA125... mine was down to 7 when i saw my Oncologist last month and i hugged him!!
So pleased for you xx
YAHOO! I'm very excited for you and rejoice as well with these new results!
PTL, Glynis! Good news is always worth a boogie/tango/shuffle or two. Just pick your speed and go with it!
God is soooooooooo good! We're rejoicing with you and this wonderful news - some little happy dances going on in our home too!
xoxo
Cheering!!!
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