Milo cancer diary part 20 – extended remission
01Jul25
Milo was back at North Downs Specialist Referrals today for his second scan since finishing his third (modified) ‘CHOP’ chemotherapy protocol. Amazingly he’s still looking clear, which means this is now the longest period of remission since he started treatment :)
Our fingers will be crossed for the next scan in a couple of months time, but meanwhile he gets to enjoy the summer without any vet visits.
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Another clear scan today :)
Milo had another scan last week. Initial feedback was no change from last time, and we agreed to return in 3 months; but on closer inspection there were some changes to the lymph nodes (even though they were the same size) so he’s going back in a month.