I have no idea what to think. A friend
had colon cancer a year ago and had
surgery to remove part of her colon. A
year later she goes into have a
colonoscopy and the doctor sees tissue
near the old surgery that he is certain is
cancer. He even went so far as to tell
her husband how aggressive he would need
to be with treatment...surgery, chemo and
radiation and removal of her rectum which
means a bag. They went through the weekend
waiting for a biopsy results that everyone
one wa certain was cancer. Unbelievably,
the biopsy was negative...no cancer!!
Everyone was absolutely amazed...even her
doctor. Doc told her that that only
thing he could come up with himself is
that her tissue is still kind of raw from
surgery. IF you got this news, what would
your reaction be? Would you get a second
opinion or believe its a miracle? Also,
has this ever happened to anyone else? Is
it common? THanks for your patience and
answers!
