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Journal Is it possible that I have been wrong all along?

Just left the new chemo doctors office. I'm sitting waiting at the lab for a whole slew of tests to be done.
Before I even argued my case against chemo the doctor suggested possibly skipping it. He said that first I need some labwork done and that he needed to brush up on my medical history. As he thumbed through my records he came across something that suggested that this may not be a local recurrence. He noted that it looked as though I might have had
an amplification on my Her2 pathology from my original cancer and this recurrence. If this is true then it's possible that this isn't a recurrence, but a secondary occurrence - meaning it may have been a whole new cancer.
Stumped by his observation I decided to go through my records and see for myself just what he meant. Upon looking at my past results it appears that I may have been wrong all along. I found things in the reports I've never noticed before.
I'll post more later. It's time for my blood to be drawn.  My follow up appointment is on the 17th, so I will know these results and the proposed plan - wish me luck!

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ScrapAddict74

ScrapAddict74

F • 34

Luling, LA

"Cancer is NOT a DEATH sentence!"

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