My name is Gail, and I live in Edinburgh, Scotland.
In May of last year, while I was living in Dubai, my world collapsed.
I was diagnosed with an extremely rare cancer, a PEComa, that began in my uterus.
A CT scan showed multiple large tumors, some measuring 11 to 12 centimeters.
The doctors told me my condition was incurable and inoperable.
They began chemotherapy. It failed.
I moved to London to try a trial drug. It failed too.
And then came the moment no one is prepared for:
The Scan That Left My Oncologists Speechless
Last week, I had a new scan.
What my oncologists saw was beyond anything they expected, or had ever witnessed.
All my tumors disappeared.
Only tiny pockets of residual cancer remain.
My doctors were absolutely stunned by the response.
My London oncologists told me they had never seen a response like this from the treatment I was on.
