On 1/3/2008
pray4healing wrote:
On 12/31/2007 fedup wrote:
I was diagnosed with stage 3c Ovarian cancer June 05. I was 38 years old. I had a full hysterectomy followed by taxol and carbo chemo. I was ok until June this year. After my CA125 shot up, i had a scan which showed the cancer has spread to my liver and numerous other embarrassing places. I started carbo chemo again, but stopped it after two cycles. The treatment was worse than the pain. My treatment is only palliative anyway. I have now decided to have more chemo, as im experiencing a lot of pain. I am married with two grown up Daughters. Im scared that my life is coming to an end. I was told back in June 07 that i would only live a few more years at the most. Is there any one out there like me? I feel so alone
Dear "Pray for Healing"
My mother has stage IV ovarian cancer (diagnosed year and a half ago) which has now spread to her liver. She has had 2 separate rounds of Chemo and participated in another 2 clinical trials. She is still quite strong and her quality is life right now is very good. You mentioned in your message
Don't give up!!!!!!!!!! I was diag. with ovarian cancer stage 3c in Dec. 2004. I've been in remission twice now (It also spread to my liver in 2006) I just had a golf ball tumor on my liver burnt and hopefully killed just last week.. There is soooo much breaking and exciting medical advances in cancer right now so hang on your not alone.
Dear Praying for healing,
My mother has stage IV ovarian cancer (diagnoised over year and half ago) which has now spread into her liver. She has had 2 separate rounds of chemo and participated in 2 other clinical trials. She is still quite strong and her quality of life right now is quite good. She is committed to fighting and winning this battle. You mentioned in your response you had a tumor burnt off your liver recently. Was this a radiation treatment. My mother's physician is recommending a certain type of lesion removal which "burns" the lesions off in effort to kill them. Is this similar to what you had? We agree, there are so many new advances that no one should give up....just keep looking and keep praying for the cure!