Being proactive in our health care is so important.

I am ready to conclude, that cancer is not a immediate death sentence. It is more of a chronic disease now.
The treatments they have now, with chemo of multitude variety combined with immuno-therapy drugs,
which is what my wife has been doing for 2 years, her cancer is not growing or spreading. Sure, the
treatment is intense and knocks her out for a week or so with nausea and fatigue, but the next 2 weeks
she can do all the normal activities. Currently her treatments are every 3 weeks.

Best luck to you and your cancer seems to be caught in time which is very lucky.
My wife had no symptoms at all, until she started having rib pain which would not go away,
and at that point she was already at stage-4. Cancer is a sneaky disease for sure.

It's why colonoscopies are so important.

I browbeat a coworker into getting a colonoscopy, telling him how would your daughters feel knowing you're not at their weddings because of fear of a colonoscopy. The doc found a "carpet of polyps" that were examined and removed during a followup colonoscopy.

Get your ass to the doctor as recommended, people!

Katie Couric I think?

Take care

I hope you are able to breathe easier as a result of the news. Nothing beats a big sigh of relief. Congratulations on your positive report!

Speaking from personal experience, the sooner it is detected and treated, the better!

Keep strong. This is a marathon, not a sprint!

Do everything the doc says and try to stay positive.

Probably the best you could have hoped for.

It's pumpkin pie every day!❤

But I'm on a banana cream pie kick right now. I have a few pounds to gain back so I'm enjoying this part.