Going to get my first CT scan in three years!
Posted: 2026-09-13 14:41:15
Yep it's been three years since my surgery and illeostomy for peritoneal mestophillamona as I refused any further treatment and was told I was going to die in less than 6 months.
Well I didn't die and concentrated on keeping a good bag with no leaks, tailored my diet, nutrition and rehydration to fit my new illeostomy life perfectly as I can. My skin tone looks wonderful, I can gain weight and even do a little gym and pool exercise.
Definitely not looking or feeling like I'm dying of cancer but thought so on account of previously poor ostomy management. Seems nobody knows what the heck they are doing or giving out detailed advice, I had to learn everything on my own.
So now I suspect I don't have it and insist the new oncologist ensure it really is cancer before anything so tomorrow I get my first CT scan in three years and if it's still there then it will show up. If not then it was something else (like an infection that mimicks cancer) and it's all been healed up now.
Of course I could still have trace amounts of it but it's not doing anything as the bulk of it was taken out in my first (and only) surgery.
So wish me luck! Tomorrow is a big day!
Well I didn't die and concentrated on keeping a good bag with no leaks, tailored my diet, nutrition and rehydration to fit my new illeostomy life perfectly as I can. My skin tone looks wonderful, I can gain weight and even do a little gym and pool exercise.
Definitely not looking or feeling like I'm dying of cancer but thought so on account of previously poor ostomy management. Seems nobody knows what the heck they are doing or giving out detailed advice, I had to learn everything on my own.
So now I suspect I don't have it and insist the new oncologist ensure it really is cancer before anything so tomorrow I get my first CT scan in three years and if it's still there then it will show up. If not then it was something else (like an infection that mimicks cancer) and it's all been healed up now.
Of course I could still have trace amounts of it but it's not doing anything as the bulk of it was taken out in my first (and only) surgery.
So wish me luck! Tomorrow is a big day!