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I understand, I would have rather had negatives all this time than have recurrent chemicals. They're horrible.
I don't know and I wouldn't want to say for sure whether there is hope, but I wouldn't write anything off until your tests are completely negative as occasionally there are reasons why a test may become lighter and you may bleed - the loss of a twin for example. It isn't unheard of, so for this reason I would test until they either progress or become negative. I always do this because I have to, I can't give up if I'm still seeing something for my own peace of mind
I don't know and I wouldn't want to say for sure whether there is hope, but I wouldn't write anything off until your tests are completely negative as occasionally there are reasons why a test may become lighter and you may bleed - the loss of a twin for example. It isn't unheard of, so for this reason I would test until they either progress or become negative. I always do this because I have to, I can't give up if I'm still seeing something for my own peace of mind