Hauled myself up the 10 stairs to get in the house and feel myself getting stronger every day.
So much to look forward to. They will do a CAT scan in 90 days to see how things are going. I'm going to get through this and get on with my life. Thanks to my treatment team and Mac, they've made this possible.
That's brilliant news. You're looking so well so let's hope that the treatment has done the trick and you're done with both chemo and radiation.
ReplyDeleteOh, congratulations! That is a great thing you have done! Be well! Enjoy the present and plan for the future!
ReplyDeleteFantastic News!!!!! I'm so pleased for you. You'll regain your strength and be back doing things as before. It will just take a little time. It took Mum a while but she's back to her normal self.
ReplyDeleteI hope your daughter is doing well. I think of her as I know how tough it is to be away from Mum when she's going through all you've gone through. I bet it's a relief for her.
Wonderful news! I wish you the best!!
ReplyDeleteThat is good nrws!! Done and DUSTED is an expression that my English husband uses, don't you love that? Take care! ☺
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to read this post, I'm nearly in tears. Good on you and Mac and the team! What a day this must be for you!
ReplyDeleteYea for you. Done and done, my as English grandmother said.
ReplyDeleteGreat news Janet, you've done great.
ReplyDeleteWonderful news, Janet. We're all here cheering you on. Hugs, Pat
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that things are on the upward road and you are gaining your strength every day. Moving on and forward.
ReplyDeleteI am thrilled for you Janet and praying that you regain your strength quickly. Take care.
ReplyDeleteI am happy to see you ringing the bell.
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That well worth ringing the bell for.
ReplyDeleteSuch good news, Janet! So glad to hear this! x Karen
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! You got through it! Take care and enjoy getting stronger and feeling better. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteOh so wonderful to hear. You look marvelous Dahling! Hubby has some gastric problems and we are seeing a oncologist on Thursday to determine treatment. Your time to heal, our time for starting treatment. It's always something right?
ReplyDeleteThis is encouraging news!
ReplyDeleteThat's really a great news.. a big hug for you..
ReplyDeleteThat's fantastic! 😊
ReplyDeleteWonderful news, Janet, and congratulations on coping so well throughout. Onward and upward, as they say!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant news, give that bell a good loud ring:)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! this is good news! You look great! So glad for you!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! I hope only happy days are in your future.
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific news! It must have felt wonderful to be able to ring that bell!
ReplyDeleteGreat news! You have a wonderfully positive attitude and that is half the battle!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant news.Onwards and upwards!!!
ReplyDeleteHooray, hooray, hooray! I hope your strength comes surging back as heal from the effects of the onslaught of chemicals you have been bombarded with. Take care you don't overdo.
ReplyDeleteGreat news and so nice to see you ringing the bell.
ReplyDeleteContinued good thoughts to you
All the best Jan
One word: Thrilled.
ReplyDeleteYou must be so relieved to have this chapter over. Now, continue to take care.
I am so happy for you that your treatment is finished. What a relief! I hope you regain your full strength soon so you can do all the things you enjoy doing x
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear this, Janet! Here's to continuing good health. Hugs to you.
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An incredible accomplishment Janet, I am so happy for you.
ReplyDeleteI'm so pleased to know that this treatment is finished for you. Great relief and good to see you ringing that bell. It's 18 months since I was able to do that too and then get positive ongoing test results. All the best to you and Mac.
ReplyDeleteGreat news! I like the idea of ringing a bell to signal the end of the treatment. Makes me wonder if they do that in other places, too.
ReplyDeleteOh Janet, what a blessing to hear you're done with the treatment. I bet it felt amazing to ring that bell :) Thinking of you, dear one.
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ReplyDeleteGreat news and so nice to see you ringing the bell.
Continued good thoughts to you.
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