Routine marker testing and recurrence... worth it?

fullofbeans · 10-27-2007, 09:41 AM

The uncertainty of sciences can be a frustrating concept at best of time but is a concept that is especially difficult for us to accept since we would like definitive answers.

Just like a chemo works for some and not for others we have to accept that until now there are no bullet proof TMs.

In the meantime what is a girl to do?, well I will no longer go there;-)

dee · 10-27-2007, 10:51 PM

From a tiny member of the Silent Majority... - I suspect your collective thoughts and writings on this major subject have been tiresome to some of you involved, as 'evidence' from the narrative would indicate. For us, it's been invaluable. Thanks for your risk taking behavior. We appreciate your dialogue!

Dee

newgg · 10-28-2007, 05:02 AM

Agree with Dee and from another member of the folks that read this board every day......all you risk takers give the entire board....you give us POWER! And we will not "should" on ourselves or each other. What we should or should not do ....that goes directly go our personal decision and our individual comfort zone. BUT.....we all need many pieces of the POWER pie to travel this journey. Some have all these power pieces...you know: Power of faith, Power of family, Power of modern chemicals, Power of strong support, Power of attitude and here we get the Power of Knowledge !! We do not have to agree and we can agree to disagree. These discussions give all of us added resource to our Power of Knowlege. There is NO other place to learn more about HER2 serum, power ports, cyber knife, chemo combos, crazy hair, shared giggles and love. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you....for the info and discussion and the POWER ! Keep it up !!! Hugs, Bonnie
PS....my personal comfort zone is to do the markers.