Good news for a change? Yes ... kind of. Nature of uncertainty in cancer treatment.

"There is no evidence that we need any additional treatment at this moment". This is the kind of enigmatic statement that you get a lot of from cancer specialists. I concluded this particular episode of my Stage 4 metastatic/colorectal cancer journey with a clean result following my second lung surgery in addition to earlier bowel surgery. "Clean" means no obvious nasty bits at the moment not that I'm cured. But I'll now have a few months of freedom from the brooding uncertainty that fundamentally defines cancer diagnosis and treatment. This video explores some thoughts on how I dealt with this uncertainty and escaped having it overwhelm my thinking and spirits. Life is good today.

[@sylviarogier1]

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[@parisasoltani8290]

So happy to see you in good health dear Tom. Look forward to seeing more videos.☺

[@mohammadmahdim6792]

I admire your strong spirit and depth of perspective Tom, regardless of what life threw at you. You are still teaching me stuff ;).

[@ViewlessWings]

Not knowing is such a stressful state. No worse news is goodish news? Thinking good thoughts for you!

[@tomlee6926]

Thanks ... there's a hint of poetry in your comment!

[@snowbird6855]

Some people take fenbendazole or ivermectin

[@anniebee6215]

Yes, that might turn out to be quite helpful as many cancers are found to be caused by parasites or fungus!!!