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Hi,I’m 56 and my mum who is 77 has melanoma which has metastasised into her limbs and her brain. This is the second round for her with the first treated through immunotherapy which seemed to work.My issue is with her care. She has extreme fatigue and weight loss fo...Read More
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hello everyone. My dad was recently diagnosed with stage 4 NSCLC. He showed symptoms of cough just 2months back and now suddenly the doctors are saying the survival period is just 12 months to 18 months. My dad never smoked a cigarette in his life. He was never adm...Read More
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I'm not quite sure where to start, and it could be a long post, but here it goes: 6 weeks ago my beautiful mum was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which at that moment we only knew it has spread to her liver. I will always remember that day and of all days, Frida...Read More
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Hi friends,My dad was diagnosed with Stage3 rectal cancer in India and I have been travelling back and forth in India to take care of him. His rectosigmoid tumour has been removed with Surgery and he has been recommended 6 month CAPEOX regimen for chemo in a few da...Read More
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Hi, My 61 year old friend recently underwent emergency surgery for bowel cancer. The results are good. She has a Stoma and tests indicate that the cancer was removed. She has been offered chemo to 'mop up' any rogue cells. It will be 6 month of treatment then she c...Read More
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Dear All,My uncle's digestive track has been blocked due to malignancy and he is not able to eat or drink anything. History:He was undergoing chemotherapy for duodenal cancer in Jaipur, India and the malignancy was removed. But, he is yet again detected with mali...Read More
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Hi, mum went in for a lump on her back found out after 7 days and 3 in hospital stays it's cancer, she has cancer in her windpipe where the air goes into both lungs under her breast bone,a lump in her breast pooped up 5 days later and now has one in her groin and p...Read More
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Hello ... I'm hoping someone can give me a heads up .. my husband who is 68 has undergone 2 rounds so far of chemo for esophageal /stomach cancer and this second round has knocked him for a six - his fatigue is total .. can barely roll over in bed and hasnt been ou...Read More
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A year ago my Mum (age 62) was diagnosed with stage IV NSCLC (Pancoast Tumor). She has gone through Chemo and Radiotherapy which seemed to slow things down but to no massive effect. So she is now undergoing Immunotherapy treatment. It seems to have improved her ge...Read More
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I tend to go straight to the point, well, who would volunteer some time and patience to help me with getting doctors devoting time to consider my ideas, there are forums that seem to be designed by bureaucrats with exigencies concerning the format of texts... for n...Read More
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