I think a lot of my issues stem from when I was first diagnosed with Ovarian cancer in February of this year, but I feel like today is just extra upsetting. I found out earlier today that I was going to be having my last chemo as of Monday. Of course this is exciting news, but since I was already having a pretty bad day, I'm having some mixed emotions which as resulted in me being a huge cry baby, and I don't seem to be feeling as good about the situation as I should be.

I call my mom to tell her what my Dr told me. Which was that there was currently no detectable cancer on the ct scan and Monday would be my last round of chemo. Well I guess I just didn't get the reaction I was hoping for, I mean she was very happy and she cried and called all my aunts and uncles, but like that was it.

I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I am getting nothing. My mom decided this morning they were going to go to Duluth (which is about a four hour drive from where we live), and I was joking before my appointments they should take me with them, and stuff. But now that I have this news I am feeling sort of abandoned. They are still going on this trip, and I just feel like, where is my celebration? Where is my dinner or something.

My fiance is at work, which means I am just sitting at home crying. I just feel like I don't matter now that I am no longer the sick kid.
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I'm not feeling as good about my last round of chemo as I was hoping for, so I am crying.
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I think a lot of my issues stem from when I was first diagnosed with Ovarian cancer in February of this year, but I feel like today is just extra upsetting. I found out earlier today that I was going to be having my last chemo as of Monday. Of course this is exciting news, but since I was already having a pretty bad day, I'm having some mixed emotions which as resulted in me being a huge cry baby, and I don't seem to be feeling as good about the situation as I should be.

I call my mom to tell her what my Dr told me. Which was that there was currently no detectable cancer on the ct scan and Monday would be my last round of chemo. Well I guess I just didn't get the reaction I was hoping for, I mean she was very happy and she cried and called all my aunts and uncles, but like that was it.

I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I am getting nothing. My mom decided this morning they were going to go to Duluth (which is about a four hour drive from where we live), and I was joking before my appointments they should take me with them, and stuff. But now that I have this news I am feeling sort of abandoned. They are still going on this trip, and I just feel like, where is my celebration? Where is my dinner or something.

My fiance is at work, which means I am just sitting at home crying. I just feel like I don't matter now that I am no longer the sick kid.
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Just found out I am going to be having my last round of chemo in two weeks, and am not feeling good about it. EDIT: I have a few pictures to
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