Well this is a bit ******

That's great news Dod. Getting the all clear must be a massive relief for you. My wife had one of those PET scans, like you say, interesting stuff. Hope the road to feeling 100% doesn't take too long. My wife still gets numbness / tingles several months after stopping her treatment.
 
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Gixer said:
That's great news Dod. Getting the all clear must be a massive relief for you. My wife had one of those PET scans, like you say, interesting stuff. Hope the road to feeling 100% doesn't take too long. My wife still gets numbness / tingles several months after stopping her treatment.
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I’m getting there fairly quickly to be honest. The first month or so after chemo I was still tired and exercise tired me quickly. Now I’m back to the gym and on the bike again and it’s feeling better all the time.

Like your wife I’ve still got a bit of neuropathy going on. It’s the balls of my feet and toes which feel like there’s a pressure even though there’s not. Skin on soles of my feet still peels a bit as well but nothing like as bad as it was .

Hope your wife’s treatment has gone well.
 
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By infusing me with some mildly radioactive compound which bonds to the glucose
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Name change to SugaryRadioActiveMan!

Great news though, NHS is on the ball the vast majority of the time and doesn't often get the credit it deserves.
 
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