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My father was diagnosed at the beginning of last year with Stage 3 oral cancer on his lower lip - he subsequently had his lower lip and part of his chin removed and a large section under his jaw (ear to ear) taken to remove effected lymph nodes.
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My dad was recently diagnosed with stage 3 pancreatic cancer. Eating is painful even before his chemo started so he barely eats has lost a ton of weight.He spends his day kneeling beside his bed in pain They even upped him to oxy and he's still in constant pain. Be...Read More
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Hello, my father was diagnosed with pancratic cancer on 18 March this year, his symptoms were indigestion, jaundice and clay stools. Within a couple of days of those symptoms, he self admitted into emergency and then he was admitted into the hospital. Within 2 wee...Read More
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My husband has been dealing with head and neck cancer for 21/2yrs...treatment finished 12mths ago..the Drs are happy with his progress...I see things that keep me on my toes...sometimes lately..he gets that tired...like yesterday...slept 4hrs through the day and w...Read More
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Gilbert K Chesterton once referred to a paradox as “truth standing on her head to get attention”. A prim example to illustrate this is with our solar system. Prior to Nicolaus Copernicus (1473- 1543), everyone in the world held the belief that the earth was in the ...Read More
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Hi all - my husband of 16 years was recently diagnosed with glioblastoma (which is farily large). The symptoms came on very quickly (Christmas 2018) so we are still in shock to say the least. The doctors are getting ready to start radiation & chemo (oral), which ...Read More
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MHi Everyone, I’m a 51 year old woman and he is my story, 5 years ago i had a Pap smear that showed thickening of the uterus and was put on tablets to stop heavy bleeding and was supposed to get a procedure done. At the time I was going through a very bad marriage ...Read More
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Hi all.... Wondering if any breast cancer patients or survivors have been recommended or been treated with this drug for Chemo? We've been offered the option to be treated with this through our oncologist, but it costs $10,000 so just want to find out as much as po...Read More
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My mother is a 55-year-old woman with a history of mandibular osteosarcoma treated since 93 by surgery (hemimandibulectomy) radiotherapy (55 gray) and methotrexate-based chemotherapy followed by a failed free fibula transplant attempt. Recently (at the end of 2018)...Read More
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I have had a lump on my right breast under my nipple deep in the tissue for a few months it is about the size of a lemon sherbet lollie today i was feeling around it and its hard and round wont move i also noticed a dint on my breast where the lump is i went to the...Read More
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