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Scans on Sunday June 10th

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    • June 6, 2012 at 2:02 am
    noisy77
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      Hello All –

      My Mom's first set of scans since toe amputation, groin lymph node disection (5 positive nodes), consultations with Hodi (Dana Farber) / Chapman (MSK) and radiation treatment are on Sunday the 10th.  This is almost 5 months after her first scanned used for staging (she was stage 3c).

      Can you all think positive thoughts for her?  I am confident it will come back NED but I really appreciate all the positive vibes.

      Thank you!!

      Elizabeth

      Hello All –

      My Mom's first set of scans since toe amputation, groin lymph node disection (5 positive nodes), consultations with Hodi (Dana Farber) / Chapman (MSK) and radiation treatment are on Sunday the 10th.  This is almost 5 months after her first scanned used for staging (she was stage 3c).

      Can you all think positive thoughts for her?  I am confident it will come back NED but I really appreciate all the positive vibes.

      Thank you!!

      Elizabeth

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