Test Results

[justsing]

SOOO pleased for you!!!

[sallya]

That's awesome Jaynee! So happy for you. You can breathe a sigh of relief!!

And no guilt - everyone here wants the best for you!!!

[jmarie]

Don't feel guilty. It makes me feel hopeful to see others with good results. Yes I am jealous sometimes but always happy to see that there is a chance to improve.

You need to do a happy dance, for us all

[Kathleen808]

Jaynee,
Good news is always welcome! It is so good to have hope and to know that people out there are NED!

Congrats!

Aloha,
Kathleen

[Fanatik]

jaynee,
I am more pleased than you can know at your great update... I'm still the noob around here and I hope my comments are appropiate, but I felt compelled to speak out now for you. When I was going through the anxiety of the unknown in the past few months, your comments and phone calls really provided me with the support I needed to carry on. Even though I am the luckiest guy on the planet, there were periods when I didn't know that and you really helped to assuage my fears with real knowledge and helpful suggestions. I haven't posted a lot yet, but I read the forums daily and you guys are all the best. You know I'm rooting for you and have every confidence of things continuing in the right direction for you....
Warm Regards, Scott

[KarMel]

As Far as I am concerned, good news is welcome any day! In fact, the more , the better for those of us still dealing with this .

I am truly happy for you!

[jdepp]

I agree! I never tire of reading good news! Good for you & keep it coming!

[PennyLane]

Jaynee,

That's wonderful news! Keep up the good work!

[weisssoccermom]

Thank you everyone. You have no idea how much I appreciate it. It's been tough on me - stress, anxiety, the whole kit and kaboodle. It's been made harder by the fact that my best friend hasn't even asked anything about me. I know we've had this 'conversation' before, but it truly does it hard that our friends and even family tend to forget that we're still 'battling' this disease - even when it appears that we're fine. Yes, I'm 3 years out from my surgery (next month) and almost 4 years out from my dx, but that still doesn't mean that cancer doesn't rear its ugly head in my life. Excuse the pun, but I'm really anal about having to poop - heck if I don't go once a day, I freak. Getting better at that but.....As I was telling someone (I could only talk about stuff like this with someone from places like this!) last night, I have a tendency to be weird...my fetish...about not going anywhere until I've had my daily BM. Problem is that could be anytime so I waste my day waiting and waiting sometimes. I really do have to get over that. I worry that my poops might be too little, not enough, the wrong color, too big...whatever - it enters my mindthought. When my CEA went up, that freaked me out. I get tired of my friend not even taking the time to realize that heck, I might need someone to just ASK..."hey, how are things going?" Ever notice how we can be there for them...for their smallest of concerns...but heck just talking about your health, the seriousness of it all and bam...they have to go, they just stare at you, they change the subject. It hurts, it really does.

Sorry for the rant. Thanks again everyone. I only wish that CRguy's news had been better. It's no fun having good news when others are having such yucky news delivered to them at the same time. Just seems so unfair. CRguy - we're ALL 100% behind you and like it or not, we're not going anywhere!! You can count on us!

Jaynee

[kimby]

Great news! I'm so happy to hear this today - I needed good news. Please don't "compared to what you're going through". Remember when friends didn't want to share their daily frustrations because it was nothing compared to cancer? I hate that. It just keeps you out of each others lives. We want to share in everything! My having a different or more difficult journey doesn't lessen the lows or HIGH's of yours. Let us REJOICE with you! Rock on!!

Kimby
Outwit. Outplay. Outlast.

[Terry]

Congratulations Jaynee! I know I already told you that on the phone.

I know you were worried now you can relax. It won't be long and they'll be releasing you (is it at the five year point). I know that will probably freak you out at first but it will be a good thing and I can't wait to get there, and will some day:)

Talk to you later!
Terry

[weisssoccermom]

Actually Terry, because of the fact that I chose the excision over the LAR, it'll be 7 years but I'm ok with that. You're right - I'm sure I'll be nervous about being released someday but right now that someday still seems a long way off! I've even decided that I'll concede to my surgeon on the now every 6 month checkups...I was going to go for the every 5 months...I know I know what's a month right??? I'm getting to where I can let go a little about this. I'm really ok with the once a year scans...okay that is until two weeks or so before the big day...then I"m a mess wondering what things could have been 'growing' in my body in the past year...stuff like that.

Anyway, thanks again. Talk to you later. Hope you're feeling ok.

Jaynee

[Brendaindy]

Jaynee,
Im so happy to hear your results were good. Dont feel guilty. As much as you participate around here and all the help you give to all of us, you should never feel guilty. You always do your part to make people feel welcomed and informed.

Celebrate!!!!!