I was given a dye contrast for the last scan which I was not happy about. I did not react to it in any obviously adverse way. I was so eager to get my results because I had been feeling so well since taking the prednisolone (in the fluey, fever department) it was really hard to believe I may have been on the road to Adenocarcinoma (lung cancer). I had other "body" problems but I was not feeling ill and I had energy even if I could not make the most of it due to migraine and heat intolerance and gut problems.
I had an appointment with Dr Craig Wright on April 6th and it was there that I was pronounced cancer-free. He said it could not have been cancer or pre-cancer in the first place because their "nodules" don't disappear and all mine had "resolved". Yes, I celebrated with gratitude and relief and passed on the news to family so that we were all free of worry now. I told you I did not feel like I had cancer. The doctor was wrong and I am glad. Thinking back I should have said something about the worry he caused us all but all I wanted to do was kiss the man who was delivering the news that cost $175. I will never know what the cause of the lung nodules was. He did not need to schedule another appointment so I left never to return.
Keeping my family updated about my life with a constellation of "insignificant" (not to me, to the medical system) symptoms called syndromes.
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Friday, May 04, 2018
Lung scan results for March 2018 received in April - Lung Nodules Vanished
Labels:
adenocarcinoma,
HRCT,
lung cancer,
lung nodule
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