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My husband is 43, he was diagnosed with grade 3 esthesioneuroblastoma in may this year. Surgery seems to have been successful in removing the tumour and radiation followed. I would love to hear from anyone who has experienced this cancer or similar. I am struggling...Read More
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About 5 weeks ago my husband of 7 months had a full blood test which showed that his PSA was 5.3 so GP sent him for a Prostrate ultrasound which showed a large mass. He the had an urgent CT scan of his abdomen which showed the liposarcoma. He is a stroke survivor s...Read More
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Seventy two years of untroubled health, three unwell days turns into hell!My wife Barbara was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, of all the cancers you can get Barbara always had the dread of ever having pancreatic cancer.The big question surfaces so fast, "why me, ...Read More
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It has been confirmed today that my dad has Lymphnoma! As to what type has yet to be determined. Within a week he had gone from an 80% chance of having it and having all the mandatory test to 100% today. He was supposed to have more tests next Friday but it has be...Read More
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So my husband had a routine blood test for a cruise we are going on and they found a reason to do more tests which revealed he may have myeloma. After seeing a hematologist who ordered more blood tests, bone marrow test, skeletal X-rays and Mri he has been diagnose...Read More
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Hi. My 39 year old husband was diagnosed with nasopharyngeal cancer in May this year. He has finished combined radiation and chemo treatment last month. Have to wait until December for next PET scan. We are based in Sydney and would be great to meet other npc or he...Read More
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Hello from Melbourne! I am 35 and a carer to my 92yr old grandmother, who was just admitted into hospital via emergency after a Barium Swallow showed a reasonably well circumscribed circumferential narrowing of the oesopagus. The findings state that it is typical f...Read More
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"Hello to ALL here whom is affected by cancer" (my thoughts & prayers to you)
My name is Steve & am 46 years of age, from Brisbane (on the southside) Queensland Australia.
Reasons why I am here & have joined this wonderful support of 'Cancer Connections' group, i...Read More
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My dad found out that he has a fatty liver Aug 2015. The Ultrasound result stated that he got fatty Liver and mild wall thickened at gallbladder 4 mm, all blood test are normal
He had CT scan again on Nov 2015, noted that he got a fatty Liver and mild wall thicken...Read More
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A CT scan found a tumour in my husbands pancreas in late December last year. It was small and looked operable. He had a distal pancreatectomy in January but when they opened him up he had localised peppering outside the pancreas. The surgeon removed all he could se...Read More
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