I was realeased from the hospital last night

Hello my friends...thank you all for your kind sentiments.
You're making me blush...it is my fibro family that inspires me...you all are strong, brave and get through each day doing the best you can ...one day at a time.

Each day I find myself feeling stronger and able to do more. I've been out taking short walks, doing some light housework and spending time visiting with friends during the day. My neighborhood keeps supplying us with meals and goodies and that has helped out greatly.

Yesterday, hubby took me back up to the oncology group. Great news...I will not need any rounds of chemo...I'm as good as cured!!!....I will continue to follow up seeing my pulmonologist on a routine basis for scans and testing.
I feel like I've experianced a great miracle...I'm so thankful.

Getting testing and diagnosed within a quick time span made all the differance...in my case a few weeks would of caused
a whole differant scenario...I know I'm lucky.

My tumor was adenocarcinoma...the same type that killed my brother...his was throughout his body before it was discovered.

Fibro had been messing with me, and now that I can move more it has helped. The days in the hospital, staying in bed were the worse...if you have fibro you have to move or it hurts all the more...It is great to move again!!!!

Thank You....for being here :)

Hugs, Robin

 

All I can say, besides being soooo happy for you, is that you are still an inspiration to me every single day!  I am blessed to have met you, even through cyber-space.  You go, girl!

xxoo

Donna

I just LOVE hearing more good news!! As Sherrine mentioned...this is what we were all hoping/praying for that everything was caught and removed..

Try to keep resting when you can and hope that you continue to get better and better each day!

Wonderful news!!! Keep on keeping on!!!!

Azumi...I'm lucky that the methotrexate I take for the autoimmune conditions really helps keeping those flares down...there are times though that everything goes haywire and I end up with one big mess of a flare. I have not been able to take the methotrexate just prior to the surgery because it is an immunosuppressant and will not be able to take it for at least a couple more weeks...so my body heals.
My MCTD has been acting up, but nothing serious...bloodwork is being monitored...and I've been lucky.

No matter what you find you may have, you can not let fear rule your life. Our thoughts are so powerful and have such influence on how we live. It is much easier to keep telling myself that no matter what...I'll be Ok, than to think that I am doomed with some awful dreadful illness. Taking each day as it comes, living with hope and faith that things work out, works for me. Taking time out each day for meditation, has given me peace of mind, I focus on what is positive in my life and try to have an attitude of gratitude. There are so many joys in my life that out number the bad things...it is so much easier to focus on that than dwell on things I have no control over. I am truly at peace with myself...taking time to self reflect and nourish my relationships are what is important in my life.

Wishing you well :)

hugs, Robin

I'm late getting to this good news but I'm so happy for you! I hope your recovery is speedy and the fibro gods give you a break for a while.

Oh Robin,

Such wonderful news! And you really are one amazing woman to have such a positive outlook and you are right, our thoughts are so important in how we heal. Continue to remain positive, remembering all that you have to be grateful and thankful for. I try to list five things every day that I am grateful for. I am so very happy for you,

Miriam xoxox