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 Joined:  Feb 2010 Posts: 16 |  Ok....here we go. Went to get the CAT Scan w & w/o contrast results. The report reads as follows:
 Pre vertabral & para pharyngeal soft tissues are normal. The epiglottis, aryepiglottis folds, pyriform sinuses, true and false cords are unremarkable. No evidence of any mass. Parotid and submandibular salivary glands are symetrical without evidence of mass. Vascular structures are unremarkable. No evidence of lymphadenopathy. Thyroid is not enlarged and unremarkable.  Impression: Normal CT with and without contrast.
 
 About 2 hours after picking the disk and report up at the Imaging center the ENT's office called to tell me / confirm that everything is normal.
 
 Also had 2nd visit with the oral surgeon this morning. He can not see or feel anything abnormal and asked to see the CT results once I had them to confirm that there is nothing there.
 
 Ive also had 4 or 5 direct and indirect laryngoscopy procedures, nasal endoscopys, FEES test, an upper GI / endoscopy w/ biopsy and tons of exams by GP's / ENT / Gastro / General Dentist & Oral Surgeon.
 
 Im relieved. Could this all be from nerves/ stress or glossopharyngeal neuralgia? Next step: neurologist.
 
   Michele
 Long Island
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 Joined:  May 2009 Posts: 1,412 |  Awesome news.  Sigh of relief!   Angelia
 31 at Dx.
 DX: 4/30/09, 10/21/09 SCC on floor of mouth,
 T1NOMO, T2N1M0
 TX: 39 IMRT, 8 cisplatin 11/30/09
 PET/CT: 11/03/09: Lymph node involvement
 PEG/PORT: 11/09
 TX end: 02/01/10
 PET Scan: 04/05/10 clear
 PEG Out: 06/21/10
 Biopsy: 12/23/10: fibrosis
 HBO: 01/04/11 - ORN
 Baby girl born 11-30-12
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 Joined:  Nov 2009 Posts: 396 |  GREAT NEWS!!! its what all of us would have like to have gotten!   Teresa
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 CG to ANDY. Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma (NPC)
 T2N2cMxG4 stage 4. 43 @ dx 8/31/09
 tx 9/21/09-11/06/09 cispatin/docetaxel/5-FU X3
 PORT 9/9/09, PEG 12/07/09
 35 IMRT-1/wk carbo 11/30/09-2/3/10
 tx stopped due to complications
 IMRT BOOST 3/08-3/12/10
 PET 4/12/10 CLEAR!
 PEG out 4/14/10
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 Joined:  Feb 2010 Posts: 16 |  Thank you! I wish I knew what was really causing this but for now I am clinging to the clean CAT Scan and the alls clear from the oral surgeon and dentist.     Michele
 Long Island
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 Joined:  Jun 2009 Posts: 440 |  CONGRATS! Enjoy the good news and life.    Dx 3/27/09 @ 28 years old with High Grade MEC T4N2M0
 Elizabeth, 33, mother of 3 girls (4,7, &8yrs old)
 3 rds of chemo(Carbo/Taxol)
 Rt Mandibulectomy, rt fibular flap,& rt ND with trach, picc,& g-tube.
 30 rds of rads with weekly cisplatin
 SCANS ALL CLEAR!
 OCF Regional Coordinator of San Antonio Walk
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 Joined:  Feb 2010 Posts: 16 |  Thank you! I think I submerged myself so deeply into the possibility that I had oral cancer that I am having a hard time believing I don't. It sounds crazy I know but I had really worked myself into a major tizzy over all this. I think I would feel alot better if they could tell me exactly what IS causing my problems / symptoms.    Michele
 Long Island
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