Vascular Surgeon Appointment & Last CT Cancer Scan

Time for another update.  Greg had his annual with his Vascular Surgeon. Before he see's him, he has to get what they call a study done on his legs and feet.  What this study does is measure blood flow with a doppler and other fancy equipment. This takes about 1/2 hour in total if veins are cooperating from Start to the finish with the technician actually typing up the report and being brought into consultation room to meet with surgeon. This is always a bit of a nerve-wracking time waiting for the surgeon to come in and tell you if you are 'STATUS SAME" and the same is as they were last time or if he will have to do a procedure or amputation.  Good news, his appointment went well. We got the 'STATUS SAME.'  His blood flow was about the same as it was the last time the surgeon checked. That is always welcome news.  I finally got around to scanning Greg's last CT Scan written report and I am going to share it here.  This scan shows what was one day the most devastating news (Bladder Cancer) that can happen to anybody and then it shows that the cancer is still dead. (An absolute miracle.)
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​Love, Donna & Greg
BELOW is a video Greg has created to try and help people learn how to test their own blood thickness which is called your "INR" at home. 
For Greg, this is done to make sure his blood is not so thick that it causes him to have a stroke. The other side of that coin is if your blood gets too thin you can hemorrhage. We have been testing him every Thursday now for over 10 years.