I have not had a recurrence. You have probably been told or read there is a high incidence of recurrence in the first five years. Then again, it is a rare type and they really don't know. My fallopian tube ruptured due to an ovarian cyst. The cancer probably would not have been found in time if that had not occured. Before surgery my CA 125 was over 800. Since then it has been around 4. I will look through my paperwork and get back to you on the cell type. I was considered young for this type of cancer, just before my 43rd birthday. I tolerated treatment well. I had 6 chemo (Carbo and Taxol combo) three weeks apart and seven weeks of radiation, five days a week, after that. My doctor told me to resume my normal routine as soon as possible and I would recover quicker. Of course, if it doesn't feel good, stop. The doctor wanted me to take it easy for the first month then I continued exercising through out treatment. But let me tell you, the first time I got on the treadmill, I only walked a quarter mile on the slowest speed and I thought it would never end. This is from a person that almost obsessively worked out six to seven days a week. After chemo, I would be tired for a day or two and didn't work out on those days. I found out after the first chemo, take the anti nausea medication for a full week whether you think you need it or not. I went back to work six weeks after surgery and everyone, including my doctors, was surprised. My doctor told me it was important to get out of bed every day. Even if it only means moving from the bed to the couch. It seems the big question patients have, me included, is when will I feel like me again? I would say about a year and a half to two years only because it seems your life is dedicated to cancer and doctor appointments. Also, I understood intellectually that some things would never be the same but it takes longer emotionally. I know it might seem Pollyannaish, but I think laughing a lot and a positive attitude helps in recovery. I made jokes through out treatment, read funny books and watched comey shows. It probably helped that I always have been a rather upbeat and "perky" person