Hi Michele -
Take the good news and run with it - the "waiting for the other shoe to drop" ("the next issue", as you called it) is common with most of us, trust me. As weeks turn to months, then years, you will find yourselves thinking about it less than you did right after treatment. In fact, you might even wake in the morning and go about your daily duties before it even pops into your head! Also, this is only MY observation, but I have found in years of dealing with doctor's offices, that if you DON'T hear when you were supposed to, it is usually a good report. Conscientious doctors will call right away if there is a report that needs immediate attention. Keep those "no calls" (not) coming! smile JaneP


Husband: 3 SCC gum and cheek cancers 2002, 2005, 2006: surgery only. Scans clear after removal of small, well differentiated, non-invasive cancers. No radiation. 4th SCC lip diagnosed 4/13/07 - in situ, removed in biopsy. More lip removed 2/8/08 - dysplasia. 2 Biopsies 3/17/09 no cancer (lichenoids)