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Originally Posted by teledogs
So I got a call from the oncologist and nurse at the CCI. I I was scared as heck by the call as the nurse was just about in tears. They were tears of joy!!! I don't know how they do this line of work, to me they are saints. So I have not finished my first round of chemotherapy yet but already they said my cancer enzymes are down by 50%. The nurse was reading the oncologists report who she has worked with for many years. She said 'he never writes his reports like this! It is full of exclamation marks and positive emotions!' I know when I spoke with him he was a pretty dry professional guy. So I will take this as a positive. I have made dietary changes and every day I say cancer is not welcome in my body. Since I first found out my diagnosis I was ready to fight. It was much harder knowing something was wrong and not being heard. All my praise goes out to my new family doctor at the Lake Louise Medical Clinic who listened to me and diagnosed me within 2 weeks after a 6 month battle if trying to be heard elsewhere. I feel extremely fortunate for the way things are playing out, for the way my body and mind are working, for my medical team, and for the support of family and friends. What a journey and learning experience! My thoughts and prayers go out to all who battle this horrible disease. God bless! Thanks AO for your continued support!
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Wow. I started crying again as memories flooded back from my cancer diagnosis and getting great news after surgery. Great to hear you are in a much better place now as treatment is progressing well. I’ll pray for continued improvement.
Interesting you mentioned diet. It’s one I’ve heard myself. Removing carbs can help. Maybe later you can elaborate on what you’ve done.
If you get to Calgary, I’ll have to take you out on my local lake fishing.
Stay strong and puck Cancer!