It’s All Done

So you probably know that I have/had colon cancer. Well, the chemo is over. The last treatment was this past Friday! Very excited about that. While it didn’t really affect me with side effects, it’ just nice to not have a needle stuck in you every week. So now it’s just occasional blood tests and the wonderful colonoscopy each year for 5 years and that’s really it. If all goes well, it’s all out of me. With cancer, it’s a waiting game. You never really know. But I do know so many people who have been through it and now lead very happy lives. That’s what I plan to do to.

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