Good News for a change

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    • August 14, 2014 at 8:55 pm
    robbier
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      I went to the hospital to get a copy of the bone scan which was done on Tuesday of this week.  I wanted to know what it said.  From my Pet scan of July 23, 2014.  There was a suspected abnormal place near my pelvic area, and right mid thight, suspected place in the marrow.  which was why the bone scan was ordered.

      Today I picked up that report and it said no abnormal pelvic acitivy seen.  No abnormal femoral shaft activity.  Just a few places of degenerative disease( like knees, ankles, feet, and spine).  whichI think would be common in older age (58).  I am bery thankful and been thinking my God for the good news.  Now next week my visit to the Doctor to find out what he recommends at this time.

       

      robbie

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        • August 14, 2014 at 11:38 pm
        Fen
        Participant

          wonderful news!  PETs – and any test – can yield false positives and it's really hard to keep calm when they do.

          • August 14, 2014 at 11:38 pm
          Fen
          Participant

            wonderful news!  PETs – and any test – can yield false positives and it's really hard to keep calm when they do.

            • August 14, 2014 at 11:38 pm
            Fen
            Participant

              wonderful news!  PETs – and any test – can yield false positives and it's really hard to keep calm when they do.

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