Today I am thankful for life.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
June 30
After scans yesterday and this morning, this afternoon we received the fabulous news that the tumors are still shrinking – the IL-2 is still working! We go back in 6 weeks to do the scans again and re-check the progress. But for now, we are free for 6 more weeks. It is time to reclaim our lives and move forward. I will post more this weekend, but for now the news is still sinking in and there are too many emotions to process coherently. Because of the tumor that grew on my neck, I was so nervous for the results today and as positive as I tried to be, I was genuinely surprised at this wonderful news.
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Time to enjoy with Jeff and Kai! Yay!
ReplyDeleteYAAAAY!!!! This is wonderful wonderful news. Have a terrific "vacation." Love to you all!
ReplyDeleteWonderful news Jamie. Live in the moment and enjoy your next six weeks!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
I'm so happy for you Jamie! What great news. Enjoy your long weekend away w/ Jeff and Kai!! Love, Nickie, Hugh, and Aiden
ReplyDeleteYEAH BABY! Can't wait to see you, sister! XOXO
ReplyDeleteGod is great and so are you!!!!!!Keep the faith.
ReplyDeleteNKH
SO HAPPY TO HEAR THIS NEWS. We LOVED seeing you and Jeff last week. And that baby boy of yours is just too precious for words. Brian was so proud of himself for teaching him a new trick!!! Have fun and we'll keep praying for continued success! Love ya.
ReplyDeleteSharron D
As a fellow Melanoma patient (albeit, only Stage IIIC), I just want to add my congratulations on your continued improvement. I have been following your story since my own diagnosis three months ago.
ReplyDeleteSending good karma and wishes your way...
Jake
Awesome news!!! So happy for you...keeping fighitng the good fight women...this will be history soon! :) xxoo
ReplyDeleteHallelujah! God is answering our prayers in so many ways. I am so happy for all of you! My prayers will ask for continued healing and blessings of all kinds! Many hugs and much love, Judy
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