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I haven't been on the forum for a while for many reasons, the biggest being that I've been trying to put the whole ordeal behind me and move on with life and living.
My 1 year diagnosis anniversary - April 3 - has come and gone with great news. Blood is good, scans are clear and the ultrasound on the remaining testicle is good.
I have to say that I feel GREAT - maybe better than before chemo! The neuropathy in my feet is almost completely gone and the ringing in my ears is getting better to the point that I don't notice it unless I think about it.
I felt so good this past winter that I did a tough, 1600+ mile snowmobile trip over 6 days in eastern Canada.
For all those that have just been diagnosed or just starting chemo or radiation, there IS light at the end of the tunnel and it's bright, warm and refreshing!
Dave
My 1 year diagnosis anniversary - April 3 - has come and gone with great news. Blood is good, scans are clear and the ultrasound on the remaining testicle is good.
I have to say that I feel GREAT - maybe better than before chemo! The neuropathy in my feet is almost completely gone and the ringing in my ears is getting better to the point that I don't notice it unless I think about it.
I felt so good this past winter that I did a tough, 1600+ mile snowmobile trip over 6 days in eastern Canada.
For all those that have just been diagnosed or just starting chemo or radiation, there IS light at the end of the tunnel and it's bright, warm and refreshing!
Dave
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