1st Day of Neutrons
My first treatment went smoothly. I imagined those neutrons doing their job. I kept seeing Tony Montana from Scarface saying "Say hello to my little friends" and blasting them all to hell.
Some encouraging responses from my surgeons:
"My instinct tells me that a regrowth of cancer significant enough to be visible on a CT scan this soon after surgical exicision would be very unlikely. With all of the operations and "whittling" that you have had in your pelvis, reliable interpretation of a CT scan would be quite difficult."
"I really doubt your tumor has grown that quickly, and I agree that it is probably a benign fluid collection. I also agree you should go ahead with the therapy."
So maybe it's nothing, but the neutrons are doing their job regardless.
Some encouraging responses from my surgeons:
"My instinct tells me that a regrowth of cancer significant enough to be visible on a CT scan this soon after surgical exicision would be very unlikely. With all of the operations and "whittling" that you have had in your pelvis, reliable interpretation of a CT scan would be quite difficult."
"I really doubt your tumor has grown that quickly, and I agree that it is probably a benign fluid collection. I also agree you should go ahead with the therapy."
So maybe it's nothing, but the neutrons are doing their job regardless.
posted by Andrew Molenda at 11:01 PM
1 Comments:
Andrew, this sounds great! I had to smile about you movie analogy. Larry and I have been thinking about you all day and it was really good to hear some encouraging news! Keep up the good work and keep killing those pesky cells..
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