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Thank you Joanne BartlingFrom: Kathy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 30 May 1997 21:24:03 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 30 May 1997, Joanne wrote: > >Kathy, I tried to mail this to your personal e-mail address, but it was >returned, so I'm posting it to the forum. >I read your post, and my heart goes out to you. Everyone is correct in >saying that there is hope. >I work with a 28 year old girl, who had been complaining of the same >symptoms as I was. I had severe endometriosis at the time. I encouraged >her to see a RE concerning her symptoms. As she was planning her >wedding, I was very concerned about her future fertility. >To make a long story short, she underwent a laparoscopy, where a few >spots of endometriosis were found, but so was ovarian cancer. >She was referred to a gyn oncologist, and underwent a laparotomy and >subseguent hysterectomy. She was categorized as a stage III, which >didn't sound too promising. But get this!......due to the type of cancer >found, even a stage III, the extent of her cancer treatment was the >surgery. She will require no further treatment and........NO CHEMO! >She is now back to planning her wedding. :-) >Good luck to you!!!! My thoughts and prayers are with you. > >Joanne in NJ Thank you for your concern.I saw the oncologist and will start treatment monday, Taxol and Carboplatin. There is no way to stage me unless I go back for more surgery, but the doctor thinks it would be a waste of time. I am a single parent and am more concerned with my children now. I am younger than most who have this, so I have to believe that the low survival statistics have a lot to do with age. I am off to find a wig with my daughter, blonde or red, maybe both. Thanks again
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