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StephN · 03-14-2006, 11:50 AM

Hey JR -
A scan like that is what every med onc who is worth his salt hopes for his patient. That means you got the right drugs in the right amounts for the right length of time. He will likely keep you on treatment for just a little longer to "make sure."
You have done very well and are strong enough to bounce back from this "speed bump" - as we like to call our setbacks here.

Finish your chemos, continue with your Herceptin, put this behind you and do the other things that you can to help your body stay healthy (like use good quality olive oil, which is synergistic with Herceptin).

03-14-2006, 11:50 AM	#4
StephN Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Misty woods of WA State Posts: 4,128	GREAT news Hey JR - A scan like that is what every med onc who is worth his salt hopes for his patient. That means you got the right drugs in the right amounts for the right length of time. He will likely keep you on treatment for just a little longer to "make sure." You have done very well and are strong enough to bounce back from this "speed bump" - as we like to call our setbacks here. Finish your chemos, continue with your Herceptin, put this behind you and do the other things that you can to help your body stay healthy (like use good quality olive oil, which is synergistic with Herceptin).