My liver is now "unremarkable." It looks just like any normal liver, meaning no mets. The bone mets are sclerotic, essentially like scabs or scar tissue. My primary tumor in my lung is 16mm, which is slightly smaller than a dime.
Unremarkable feels pretty remarkable to me.
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BEST NEWS EEEEEEVER!
Ha! Awesome! What does this mean as to prognosis and treatment?
Thank you, Kristin! You can uncross all your things now.
Well, stage IV is almost always considered incurable, so the goal is to manage it as a chronic illness for as long as possible. I will keep taking the daily meds and we will keep scanning every few months. If/when something starts growing again, then I will have to switch to a new treatment.
Sending you love!
Great news!
Great news!
Wonderful news Tori! Sending healing prayers!
Thanks, Karen. Love received!
Thank you, and keep sending them!
Hurray! So glad to hear:) I just got updated on your blog yesterday, but think of you often! Keep on being unremarkable.-Anna
Effin great news! So glad. My team will be very pleased to hear this! Carry on!
Wow, Tori! We're so happy to hear the wonderful news!!! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Anna! Thank you, I hope to be unremarkable for a long time.
Effin thank you to you and your team!
Thank you, Eva!
So, so, so happy for you. Was thinking about these results along with you the last several days, sending lots of hope.
- Lisa (the newbie at inspire)
Unremarkable = amazing! Congrats Tori!
Thank you, Lisa! I hope your chemo went well, killed a lot of cancer and was gentle to you.
Thank you, Steffi and Axel. Love and healing from across the ocean is extra nice!
Thank you, Emily. Your journey has been pretty amazing, too!
What GREAT news. Maybe Michigan has frozen that disease right out of you. Keep making snow angels with those kids of your . . . it's working! xoxoxo
WOOT WOOT! So happy to hear you are doing so well!!! "Unremarkable" is AWESOME!
Thank you, Susan! Snow angels it is. ;)
Thank you, Jessica! Best of luck to YOU with the trial!
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