The words that every cancer patient wants to hear-No Evidence of Disease! I was sitting on the exam room table when the nurse came in with the report and flopped it open for me to see. At first, I had no idea what I was seeing, but then, the words jumped off the page-NED!
A special girl, Morgan, brightened my day with a bouquet of Star Lillies. And yes, I want to keep “filing batter” for a long time.
What’s next for me? Three more chemos to knock out any remaining or developing cancer cells. Then, monthly (and by “monthly” they actually mean every three weeks) chemo for a year. I still have a long haul ahead of me. Blood pressure is too high (from chemo, of course) and platelets keep dipping (from chemo, of course), WBC (White Blood Count) is all over the place, and RBC (Red Blood Count) is dipping into transfusion land.
BUT, I am blessed! I feel lucky every day I get into work and am able to do my job and see those students. I’ve been through the ringer-surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, but because of friends like you, my battery is recharged. I can officially say I am a two time cancer survivor!
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I love NED!
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Your blogs are so professional. A simple “I beat the bloody big C” would have made me happy.
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I’m sharing your blog. You are such a strong person.
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Thank you for the share! 🙂
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YaHoo!
Marcy Westerling
http://livinglydying.com/
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I am reading about your battle as well! Love your insight!
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three simple words. love the way you are educating all of us as you go through this.
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Love you Kym and am so happy you’re NED. You are an amazing human being and friend. I so wish you weren’t having to endure all of this but admire your spunk, determination and overall state of being. How fortunate we all are to have you in our lives no matter in what capacity. You are truly an inspiration!!!
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