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Great PET scan:-)

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    alicia
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    Hello Friends, Just wanted to thank you for your prayers and support.  I was very anxious about this  PET scan I had last friday, especially after watching my best friend pass away from melanoma just two months ago.  we started out at the same stage so it was very hard and I was nervous that it could be spreading inside of me.

    Hello Friends, Just wanted to thank you for your prayers and support.  I was very anxious about this  PET scan I had last friday, especially after watching my best friend pass away from melanoma just two months ago.  we started out at the same stage so it was very hard and I was nervous that it could be spreading inside of me.  Anyways thankfully my PET scan showed" no hypermetabolic uptake in the lung nodule or hilar lymph node at this time."  I'm so super excited about this news and just wanted to share it with the rest of you:-)  I go today for surgery to do a 5mm wide excision of a severly atypical mole (this is my 5th I think atypical area having excised) that wasn't fully excised during biopsy and i'm a little nervous about that but very thankful after today I don't go back to the dr until June:-)  Much love to you all,

     

    Alicia B. stage III(+SNB) interferon, 3 primary melanomas (stage 1, stage 2, and stage 3) and 5 atypical lesions…….but who's counting;-)

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      gabsound
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      Alicia,

      Great news! I’m so happy for you. I’m sorry to hear about your friend.
      Keeping my fingers crossed on your wide excision.

      Julie in Las Vegas

      gabsound
      Participant
      Alicia,

      Great news! I’m so happy for you. I’m sorry to hear about your friend.
      Keeping my fingers crossed on your wide excision.

      Julie in Las Vegas

      gabsound
      Participant
      Alicia,

      Great news! I’m so happy for you. I’m sorry to hear about your friend.
      Keeping my fingers crossed on your wide excision.

      Julie in Las Vegas

      triciad
      Participant

      Congratulations Alicia…go out and celebrate! 

      triciad
      Participant

      Congratulations Alicia…go out and celebrate! 

      triciad
      Participant

      Congratulations Alicia…go out and celebrate! 

      aldakota22
      Participant

      Always happy to hear the good news.Keep it comming.Still saying prayers for all us fighters.  Al

      aldakota22
      Participant

      Always happy to hear the good news.Keep it comming.Still saying prayers for all us fighters.  Al

        alicia
        Participant
        Thank yu all so much xo:-)
        alicia
        Participant
        Thank yu all so much xo:-)
        alicia
        Participant
        Thank yu all so much xo:-)
      aldakota22
      Participant

      Always happy to hear the good news.Keep it comming.Still saying prayers for all us fighters.  Al

      FormerCaregiver
      Participant

      Alicia, that sounds like an excellent PET scan result! Thanks for sharing the good news.

      You remain in my prayers.

      Frank from Australia

      FormerCaregiver
      Participant

      Alicia, that sounds like an excellent PET scan result! Thanks for sharing the good news.

      You remain in my prayers.

      Frank from Australia

      FormerCaregiver
      Participant

      Alicia, that sounds like an excellent PET scan result! Thanks for sharing the good news.

      You remain in my prayers.

      Frank from Australia

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