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    • September 8, 2012 at 4:58 pm
    MikeWI
    Participant

      Whew made it a year.  I am complete with this and not had a reoccurance.  So happy to be done.  It was the worst thing medically I have ever done. I have never been so sick. And I would do it again.

      Now we wait and see if the cancer comes back.

      MikeWI

      stage 2c – currently NED

      Whew made it a year.  I am complete with this and not had a reoccurance.  So happy to be done.  It was the worst thing medically I have ever done. I have never been so sick. And I would do it again.

      Now we wait and see if the cancer comes back.

      MikeWI

      stage 2c – currently NED

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        • September 8, 2012 at 9:12 pm
        scots
        Participant
          Congratulations. I know how tough it can be . This November will be a year since I completed interferon. It took a couple months for me to really start feeling normal again.

          Scot
          Stage II NED

          • September 8, 2012 at 9:12 pm
          scots
          Participant
            Congratulations. I know how tough it can be . This November will be a year since I completed interferon. It took a couple months for me to really start feeling normal again.

            Scot
            Stage II NED

            • September 8, 2012 at 9:12 pm
            scots
            Participant
              Congratulations. I know how tough it can be . This November will be a year since I completed interferon. It took a couple months for me to really start feeling normal again.

              Scot
              Stage II NED

              • September 8, 2012 at 11:02 pm
              Wendi Lynn
              Participant
                Will be a year in December for me and I feel great!! And still NED! I’m with you….I’d do it again if I had to :). Congrats!!!
                • September 8, 2012 at 11:02 pm
                Wendi Lynn
                Participant
                  Will be a year in December for me and I feel great!! And still NED! I’m with you….I’d do it again if I had to :). Congrats!!!
                  • September 8, 2012 at 11:02 pm
                  Wendi Lynn
                  Participant
                    Will be a year in December for me and I feel great!! And still NED! I’m with you….I’d do it again if I had to :). Congrats!!!
                    • September 9, 2012 at 3:12 am
                    King
                    Participant

                      Mike,

                       

                      Congratulations!   I hope you are planning to celebrate when you feel a little bit better….it won't take long.  Job well done.

                       

                      Stay Strong

                      King

                      Stage IV  7/05  Liver mets

                      • September 9, 2012 at 3:12 am
                      King
                      Participant

                        Mike,

                         

                        Congratulations!   I hope you are planning to celebrate when you feel a little bit better….it won't take long.  Job well done.

                         

                        Stay Strong

                        King

                        Stage IV  7/05  Liver mets

                        • September 9, 2012 at 3:12 am
                        King
                        Participant

                          Mike,

                           

                          Congratulations!   I hope you are planning to celebrate when you feel a little bit better….it won't take long.  Job well done.

                           

                          Stay Strong

                          King

                          Stage IV  7/05  Liver mets

                          • September 9, 2012 at 11:08 am
                          Tina D
                          Participant

                            Congratulations!! I stayed on interferon for only 6 months, and I agree that it was the hardest thing medically I had ever done! Nothing before or since has equalled the difficulty. You should definitely celebrate as soon as you are feeling beter. It took me abt a month before I started feeling like the fog of symptoms was clearing. You deserve a medal for finishing 🙂     . Again…….. congratulations!!

                            • September 9, 2012 at 11:08 am
                            Tina D
                            Participant

                              Congratulations!! I stayed on interferon for only 6 months, and I agree that it was the hardest thing medically I had ever done! Nothing before or since has equalled the difficulty. You should definitely celebrate as soon as you are feeling beter. It took me abt a month before I started feeling like the fog of symptoms was clearing. You deserve a medal for finishing 🙂     . Again…….. congratulations!!

                              • September 9, 2012 at 11:08 am
                              Tina D
                              Participant

                                Congratulations!! I stayed on interferon for only 6 months, and I agree that it was the hardest thing medically I had ever done! Nothing before or since has equalled the difficulty. You should definitely celebrate as soon as you are feeling beter. It took me abt a month before I started feeling like the fog of symptoms was clearing. You deserve a medal for finishing 🙂     . Again…….. congratulations!!

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