Cancer Free!

**thescot** · 9th October 11, 12:13 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

. . .They ran the same tests they used to find and diagnose the hairy cells. Now - the same tests show no sign of the hairy cells.

Yeah, I'd been worried I might need to do a second round of chemo. No more worries.

Now dealing with survivor guilt - or survivor joy. Just feel lucky.

I am very happy to read this, albeit a little late since I haven't been on much lately. I am glad to know that our prayers have been answered in the way we hoped they would be.

The guilt/joy is a real thing, isn't it? I know. I'm just glad we have it to deal with.

**KiltedDixon** · 9th October 11, 04:19 PM

Great News Ron!

**BEEDEE** · 9th October 11, 04:53 PM

YEAH!!! Way to go, Ron!!

Brian

**Livingston** · 10th October 11, 11:33 AM

Great news, Ron!

**Father Bill** · 10th October 11, 11:36 AM

Marvellous news Blessings!

**mbhandy** · 10th October 11, 11:51 AM

Real great news Ron. I don't get on much lately and did not know you were having treatment. Good to hear you are doing fine.

MrBill

**Peregrine** · 10th October 11, 02:30 PM

Excellent news Ron; glad to hear it!

**turpin** · 10th October 11, 04:19 PM

Ron, that's great news! You must feel incredible relief.

**Hamish** · 10th October 11, 05:58 PM

Dear friend Ron, I am both delighted and thrilled to hear your news. Well done and warm congratulations.

Whilst my bowel cancer has been declared as being in remission, I still face a third surgical operation and, indeed, I am meeting with my surgeon in four days time to discuss the timing of this - hopefully, it can be done before Christmas, but I am not banking on it! The prostate cancer (Had it now for five years) is still being kept in check with hormone implants. But, enough of me! This YOUR success story, and YOUR thread so, again, my heartfelt congratulations and Best Wishes to you.

Take care,
Ham.