All clear! And no more bone marrow biopsies ever again! Yay!
In fact, she only told me about the results when I asked - which is only a good sign in my book.
She also examined my lumps and said it all felt noticeably smaller (if I feel it myself that's true for sure), which means I'm responding to treatment. Double yay!
There had been a little build up in my head coming into today (probably what my lil tension headaches are attributable to). Of course, the family and I were worried about all this; the bone marrow was the last part of the diagnostic process - the outstanding potential spanner in the works. So I was mightily relieved to hear the all clear. I hope the next time I hear those words - all clear - it's referring to my cancer in general :)
There had been a little build up in my head coming into today (probably what my lil tension headaches are attributable to). Of course, the family and I were worried about all this; the bone marrow was the last part of the diagnostic process - the outstanding potential spanner in the works. So I was mightily relieved to hear the all clear. I hope the next time I hear those words - all clear - it's referring to my cancer in general :)
I had my blood test, too and, all being well (if the little fighters in my blood are strong enough - which they should be) I'll begin Cycle 2 (treatment 3/8) on Friday.
It's really the correct term; "Cycle". Everything kind of just repeats itself - Friday treatment, 2-3 days feeling bleurgh, okay by Thur, a week of slowly forgetting about lymphoma, then Friday treatment again. I'm getting kind of bored of it already, but really, I'm not precluded from doing too much I normally do, apart from going out in the evenings amongst the crowds and working 'til after 4. I'm thankful that it's like that; with any luck it'll continue being that way and I can just get on with it.
Also, my hair looks okay, a bit thinner if I scrutinise it but who knows. Only short term.
Treatment 3 on Friday then... almost halfway there. Feeling a lot more encouraged today - might do a high-octane work out to celebrate :)
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