My Journey of Cancer - My Testimony

My Journey of Cancer

My Testimony

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My testimony:

March 24, 2009....wow...this is today, right now
that I finished my last chemo a year ago! Let me
roll this back to New Years Day - 2007~

New Years Day - at the Rose Bowl viewing of floats~
I get a warning sign and am spotting blood from the
uterus. I knew this was not a good sign and
immediately went to the Dr. The Dr. did a lab test
but I noticed the nurse fumbled it in the hallway
so I complained that it might be contaminated.
I return a week later, Dr. said the lab made a mistake
so he didn't have a result... Now I am behind a week,
I call the lab and they said that they did not receive any
lab speciman?

I head to Motion Picture Hospital, redo the lab
and on February 14th, Valentines Day....we were
told I have cancer and not to worry because this
is probably uterine cancer and its the one thats the
most curable. My husband was really devastated,
I was numb but at the same time zillions of thoughts
are racing in my head. Okay, now we are set for

the D&C and to check the kind of cancer. The news
gets bleaker and now we are told that we are a very
dangerous cancer and that I will need a full hysterectomy,
biopsies, etc. But before this we had to have a pet scan
to see if the cancer had masticized which would change
the plan of attack.

I remember all of my family waiting for the results
and the Dr. said it hadn't masticized and that they could
do the hysterectomy...we all were crying as it seemed
like a good sign and perhaps it was caught early.

We leave for the 2nd Dr. who will assist and do the removal
of lymph nodes as it was his specialty. He is a young doctor
and great resume from Boston. As he looked at my results,
his eyes got real big and he pulled his head back like he didn't believe what he was reading. My husband, sensitive to the
Drs. reaction, asked something like "what is it or is it common cancer" and the doctor says, 5% survival loud and clear without
a gesture of hope. I wasn't sure what I heard and have a
tendency to ignore what I thought I heard.

Dr. was to the point and talked so fast and went through the steps quickly about the surgery, AND then said "after the surgery you will do chemo for six months, etc. Tears welled up in my husband - I hardly heard what was said but I felt the distance and cold attitude of the Dr. He handed the papers to us and left my husband and I without any encouragement or empathy. Even the waiting room had couples sitting with a feeling of hopelessness and concern in their eyes. Now I realize we are in the hands and mercy of the Doctor which ultimately, we knew it was all in God's hands. I almost felt like the Dr. was on an ego trip and found joy that we were desperate for his help........

The Motion Picture Hospital had downsized and they no longer had an intensive care unit which my husband didn't want me there. The Dr. told me that she wouldn't of suggested it if she didn't think I would do well?? Who knows what can happen during a major surgery? Time is racing, I am searching the net - research all of UCLA and
now I have located the top doc in gynocology/onocology who is world famous. I am told send my lab reports and they will decide if they can even take me. The answer is YES and I am elated but now its a 2 week wait just to see him. I call everyday to see if there is a cancellation but he was overbooked and it would be a 3 hr wait even on my scheduled appt.

We walk through UCLA - hundreds of people in and out, nurses, physicians everywhere, parking lot full,etc. For some reason, I didn't feel so bad and kind of relieved as now I realize so many people have health issues and I am just a number but still felt God knew what we were going through and to have faith & hope.

We go into the Dr.s office - unbelieveable - room packed with women
and again, felt comfortable that we are all here with major health
issues. 3 hr. wait...my thoughts go back...... I grew up in Montana, NEVER smoked nor did I drink alcohol. My dad smoked and I mean tiny house - 1 bedroom (my folks had that) my brothers and I had the living room...(thats another story) but with tight quarters, and cold winters cigarette smoke was part of our environment~ But in
those days, I doubt my family was aware of its dangers.

I actually find myself stopping here as my story is just another story of the millions of "cancer stories" but I must share what I did to keep my immune system up and to attack cancer......
Ovarian cancer was the big one.....you hardly hear about ovarian and I want to help those that feel so helpless with this cancer....to be continued~ **You can go to the Dr. reports, zeolite info..etc. on my webpages to get an insight of the amazing "zeolite". I am still working on my site so thank you for your patience~

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