June 6, 20012 Back to get results from family dr. I was lucky they had an opening the very next day. She then ordered a PET scan, this is where the warning bells really went off. for the next day and while in there had another asthma attack and had to have another breathing treatment. May 31, 20012: I was able to make an appt with a family dr. I knew something was up again, but what still not sure but have some idea. tell me anything except at your convenience for seeing a dr. came in and said that there might have been a little bit of lymph node enlargement and wanted me to get in and see my family dr within the next couple of weeks. Which by the way did help me feel better. When I got to the ER they did a CT and they have me my breathing treatment and an injection for pain. He told me I was not to go out shopping or even go home for that matter he wanted me to go straight to the ER. He said there was not a clot but he did want me to go to the ER and have a CT done just to make sure he had not missed something and to also have a breathing treatment. He was looking at the results on the lighted screen when I came out from getting dressed and before he could shut the light off, I saw a large round spot on the right side and believe me it was noticeable. When the doctor came he he asked some questions and said he wanted to do a chest xray just to rule out a lung clot, since I had had cancer before. I went in thinking bronchitis maybe, but more than likely an asthma attack because the pollen had been high lately and I had been doing a lot of walking. Something told me not to wait for an opening another day. as she was on maternity leave and all other drs. May 29 of 2012: I woke up wheezing and had problems breathing and could not get in to see my family dr. When I turned 40 I started having my yearly Well Woman and mammograms done and everything was fine, including the one I had in January 2012. I did not see any reason to anymore, I was cancer free. I went on with my life and then gave up going to the dr. I did some follow up after that, being 31 years old I did not think anything about having had cancer. I had a total hysterectomy and 6 months of treatment with carboplatin and I was diagnosed as cancer free. He finally ordered a laparoscopy be done and they found my cancer. I went to my doctor and he ran test after test and could not find anything. I was having problems with my bowels and had to go to the bathroom everytime I ate. Not on any medication for either illnesses at this time.
All I worry about now is my weight, because I am heavy and have type II diabetes. I was lucky to get treated with Advastin and that it worked. My life is good and I have no symtoms at this time. It took me three days to accept the facts and three seconds to know I could do nothing about it but God could, so I have left it in His hands ever since and am still here in March 2013. Lucky for me there was one and I did qualify because of the level of the cancer and I jumped in with both feet.Īs I lay in my hospital bed on December 26th thinking about being dead in 6 months my mind went blank.
I asked about any trials I could join so that my life might be of use if I died. He told me to forget about dying as he didn't treat with death in mind. David Michellin who would see me in January. When I woke after surgery the surgeon told me I had stage 4 ovarian cancer and about 6 months to a year to live if I did nothing. My A125 was at 350 at that point and my family doctor mentioned in passing that id it were in the high thousands they would think overian cancer but not to worry at this level. I set up an appointment with a surgeon and made a date for the day after Christmas to get it taken care of. I did that and they thought it was a cyst on my ovaiary or diviticulitis. I saw my doctor over aperopd on months and finally he suggested I get a c-scan. I spent the summer getting our new home furnished and when I started having pains in my abdomine in September I just assumed it was nerves left over. Our house burned to the ground on April 4 2008.
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