Seems like we have had a lot of reports on here of members getting good reports. That is great!

keep 'em coming!

Here is to your negative diagnosis!

Now I just have to get rich of my thyroid cancer. ..... Congrats again.

Do something special for yourself today to celebrate!

You know I love your postings. Glad you will be with us for the foreseeable future.😉

Now you can treat yourself to some relief. Thank goodness!
I am happy to hear you have cancer-free days ahead.

around this week. As having gone through a very similar process just a few months ago, I can feel your exhale of relief from over here! Celebrate 🥳

GO LIONS!!!!

I see my doc regularly and I ain't no woman. Good for you my love. Stay well all.

to their patients’ anxiety about the outcome of their tests. That aloofness becomes more universal every year.

Thankfully, your high standards, compassion, and empathy for others — both two and four legged — are head and shoulders above so many “professionals” who have an impact on the lives of others every single day.

Congratulations on your test results!! Your DU family is here for you, and for each other.

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Just to make sure we don't take life for granted!
Kidding, of course, but glad you're ok.

he was very positive about my outcome even though I was at stage 4B of 5! Eleven and a half years later, I no longer have a prostate gland, and his positive outlook turned out to be accurate.

There is nothing like being told you don't have cancer after a suspicious mammogram, I know, I have had that experience too. This is great news.

Thanks for sharing the good news.

I'm happy for you!

When it was my wife’s turn, at age 49, it WAS cancer. Because she has/had “second class” (sort of tourist class) health insurance, even though a malignancy was detected, she was put in line, and told to wait six months while they found her an operation time slot. She was only 49, and the cancer grew aggressively while she was waiting. She survived the operation, the chemo, the radiation and the rehab, but she suffered terribly, and unnecessarily. She is a fighter, and she received unwavering support from our daughters, her mom, her friends, and, of course, me. But it was no picnic, although it was good preparation for the next time she had cancer, the second time being a form of cancer known here as “the murderer.” It is called that because it spreads quickly and silently, only showing itself when it is too late to save the patient. She was that one out of maybe ten thousand in the last two decades to survive it, due to a completely accidental discovery in its initial stage.

...one of her breasts.

That was a pretty long four hours of my life.

It was nothing it turned out, a benign cyst.

Congrats.

You are absolutely right to not be mad about it.

My sister-in-law had no such luck. She did have cancer. Her world class surgeon saved her breast and excised the tumor. She's a ten year survivor in remission.

Congratulations again, and once more, again, congratulations. Keep those cat shows coming.

Glad to hear it.
All of us and all the animals are happy, too.
Cheers!!!

Good news!

That's wonderful news.

Celebrate!!

I'm so happy for you.

He had to wait for a couple of months to get in for a colonoscopy. It was so hard--my husband lost his father to colon cancer and he was reliving that, too. So sorry you had to go through that, catbyte. So happy for you that you are okay!

So clad all's good and you can relax. Make sure you get those annual exams catbyte. They love you and need you.

Recently had my yearly mammo, waiting for results 🤞🏼🤞🏼 Had bc in 2011, scary times.

My mom died because her breast cancer had metastasized because she didn't find it early enough.

You can breathe more easily now. Appreciate your sharing.

I had such a sense of gratitude when I got the "no worries" result. I stress every year.

Happy you had a "non issue" and certainly understand the cloud you describe. Now, it's time for you to celebrate!!!

They pick up every microscopic thing which is good but can be terrifying when you get that call telling you that you need to return. So glad that yours was benign Catbyte. Now go celebrate and get out from under that worrying month.

glad you're ok, catbyte!

What a relief! I'm so glad the news is good! We need you here, catbyte!

So happy for you, catbyte!

Celebrate! It can be stressful when tests are results show "something' suspicious. Glad you are okay. Stay well always.

What a sense of relief that must be.

I always look for your posts, Catbyte.

So relieved for you.