I am glad they think they got it all but still, I am sorry about your lungs
My mom had an tiny tumor in the duct about four years ago when she was abround 72. It was so small, they could barely biopsy it. They determined it was cancer. She chose to have her breast removed and was just amazing about it. She refused a new breast commenting "it has served its purpose and I have already worn gay deceivers my whole life"
In fact, while she was in bed and immediately after hearing she had breast cancer, she turns to my sobbing father (WHO NEVER CRIES) and calmly says in her best Southern lilt "There will be time for those in private and later day, you are the head of my family and I need you to pay attention now." Then she would not let any men in the room after the surgery until her make up was on, which she had prior to surgery placed on the hospital tray and labelled with post it notes such things as "not too much rouge." Her nurse made her up and the men were allowed in - they truly do not make them like that anymore
Anyway - sorry for the long story. I hope it made you laugh. AND my point is my mom has been cancer free since then and do will you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jason
On topic - I got my calendar in January.