My bimonthly clinical trial appointment is this coming week. I typically fly from Seattle to Denver on Sunday, have my labs and scan on Monday, see my doctor Tuesday, and fly home Wednesday. Scanxiety has a new twist for me this time around. I discovered late Friday that Monday’s scan doesn’t exist in the University of Colorado Hospital’s online schedule. Of course, it was too late in the day to contact anybody at the cancer center … continue reading
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Safe travels Janet, making the phantom scan a real one. It is unfortunate that you don’t have a live person to reach out to, like a care coordinator person or virtual one!
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Thanks, Susan. I LOVE University of Colorado Hospital! The scheduling supervisor called me today in response to my email, and worked the problem. On her own time. On a Saturday.
Don’t yet know for sure WHEN I will have my scan Monday, but I will be scanned. (She also mentioned I’ll be having a brain MRI this visit — ACK! Quelled one anxiety and generated another.)
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Hope everything goes smoothly and the positive news keeps coming.
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Next time you are in San Diego, let me know. It would be nice to meet you in person. Will you be at the Hope Summit in DC? Good luck on the scans.
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Yes, I will be at the LUNGevity HOPE Summit! Will I meet you there?
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Yes, I plan on attending for the first time.
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Peace to you with your brain MRI. That was the worst test I ever had to do. Glad they got you in for your scans. Thanks for keeping us in touch with your journey and best of luck and blessings to you.
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Best of luck on all of your scans.
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