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Thank you to all those, whose words have given me inspiration, compassion, understanding and many smiles since I joined this website. A diverse range of emotions is experienced in our journeys with cancer and it is comforting to know that you are not alone in your experiences. I have benefited immensely from this website and I hope that you have also found comfort and help from this site. Have a wonderful Christmas. May the New Year bring you happiness and good health. Reindeer xx
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Well......I've had my check up with the oncologist..........
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Christmas 2009 Christmas - A time of partying, Giving presents, Food and enjoyment, Families and fun. Christmas - A time of loneliness, Missing loved ones, Going through the rituals, Family tensions. Christmas - So different from, The original - a time of hope, Stars, angels and dreams, Peace and goodwill. Christmas 2009 - Whether it be a time Of loneliness or apprehension Partying or fun May it truly be a time Of blessing and peace Sailor 17/12/09
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I have just worked out that since 1 July i have travelled 3,200 kms to have treatment. No wonder i am worn out! Although I have to be honest that figure does include tomorrow and the return trip on friday. lol
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Hi everyone. I started a clinical trial in October for the Braf inhibitor produced by GSK. If anyone out there is on a trial for Melanoma secondaries with GSK or the Roche equivalent I would be really interested in comparing some notes of side effects and benefits etc. The process is not an easy one. Taking some pills 3 times a day is certainly a lot easier than doing chemo. I sit in the day care suite at Westmead and see those who are undertaking that treatment and my heart goes out to them.
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Oops, I hit the wrong button, will start again. A week and a day ago my husband was a person living with cancer, who had sailed through chemo treatment with hardly any time off work. Scan results were showing his primary oesophageal tumour was barely evident and peritoneal cancer hadn't changed from scan in August. A week ago our lives changed forever when he was diagnosed with an aggressive 4 1/2 cm secondary tumour on his brain (right frontal lobe) with a lot of swelling.
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