After a scanxietyiously long week, I finally arrived at the Linda McCartney Centre to find out what the hell is going on in my lungs.
Good news guys. Good good news.
First piece of good news – there are no new tumours! Wa-bloody-heyyyyyy!
Second piece of good news – the little bleeder which is residing on the wall of my lung, has grown from 3.98mm to 5.98mm. “How is this good news?” I hear you all shout. Well, my friends, the hard faced bugger is now big enough to be removed.
Big enough to be removed….let that just sink in. The ‘less than six millimetres tumour’ is big enough to be removed. Have you ever heard of anything so ridiculous?! I’m glad it has grown. I’m glad I can have it removed. I’m glad I can be cancer free again.
I have every confidence that my wonderful surgeon can complete the task in hand….for the third time.
Third time lucky, hey?
Very glad to hear the great news. Oh by the way you are looking fabulous x
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You inspire me with your determination good luck Emma xx
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Who would have thought a tumour growing is cause for celebration ? But it is ! Lovely to meet you at Sarcoma Talking Research & put a name to the face my Dad (David) speaks of 🙂 x
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Ever positive,that’s Emma. Will miss you at the Group meeting next week,but I’m sure you will enjoy your visit to Edinburgh. David
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Good luck Emma x
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Praise God for a growing tumor big enough to get rid of! Yeah!!!!
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Your effervescence and joy, once again leave me most humbled ! I have no doubt that you will conquer any hurdle set before you ! Your spirit and your candour are beyond redoubt, there actually should be a superhero called Emma ! You remain in our prayer’s and ever will be so ! God Bless and keep you and John Regards Mike & Audrey xx
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Wahoooooo! Fab news Em xx
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Yes….yes….yes! Delighted for you Emma. 🎉
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Hey Emma, I remain awed at your bravery.
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Thanks so much xxx
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