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there's little difference between early and delayed treatment of an ovarian cancer recurrence.  A study was done, and reported at ovariancancer dot org, showing that there is little value in treating an ovca recurrence when it's first detected by a rise in CA-125 readings.  Looks like you can safely wait until there's other evidence of the relapse.   I found this report in an October newsletter from the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance.  

http://www.ovariancancer.org/2010/10/18/early-versus-delayed-treatment-of-relapsed-ovarian-cancer/
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Some women on this forum seem to like the idea of giving their bodies a rest from chemo for as long as possible.  I think it's a personal choice, which is why I posted the link.  
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I know I wouldn't want to wait......wait for what?
Peace.
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