My God, I can't believe this is real. I'm so incredibly sorry for your loss; everyone's loss. You and Liz's family are in my heart and prayers.

When was your last colonoscopy? Something significant enough to bleed should have shown up then. Maybe give your gastroenterologist a call to see what they recommend. It sounds like more than likely, the Coumadin is probably the culprit.

Keep us posted!

YEA! Doing the happy dance with you all tonight! Such fantastic news!!!

I read about this yesterday (I think in the NY Times), but I can't find that same article. Here is another that explains the situation pretty well. It doesn't sound as though its use for colorectal cancer treatment is at risk: http://www.stltoday.com/news/national/article_480bcbe0-f931-59df-9549-d83...

Linda, my sincerest sympathies to you and your beautiful children. May you find peace and comfort in the wonderful memories you hold of your dear husband. His is a legacy that will live on in the hearts and lives of so many.

CRAP! So not the news I was wanting to hear from you. Hey, you've beat this once, I know you've got it in you to do it again. Keep us posted.

Linney's character was diagnosed with melanoma based on the review I read. Quite honestly, I usually love the shows on Showtime, but the thought of watching it just makes me queasy after the year that my husband and I have had. I feel like the big "C" dominates enough of my thoughts alread...

Great news! As you can see from my signature, my husband was in the same position last fall. He did the chemo, and while it wasn't fun, it also wasn't as bad as he expected. And we know that he did everything he possibly could to prevent recurrence. You're likely looking at six months of treatment, ...

I love to hear this! My husband was also a Stage 2a. CONGRATS!!!

Whew! Big sigh of relief for you Kathryn!

What a fabulous way to spend your summer! Enjoy it - I know you will

It's great to hear good news! My husband has only one treatment left - so we definitely understand your excitement! It's great to finally see the light at the end of the tunnel, huh?

Thanks for posting, ladies. I too have been wondering about her and couldn't be happier to hear that she's having a much-deserved party and vacation!

I feel like I've read somewhere that chemo can affect your CEA, right? Also keep in mind that an infection or illness can as well.

My husband is just two weeks out from finishing chemo and is the same stage as you. He had no negative prognostic factors. When we talked to his oncologist last week about what would be happening in the coming weeks as chemo finishes, I asked about the frequency of CT scans (he's never had a PET). O...