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I wondered if any-one on here has tried homeopathy for brain cancer when all other options are gone, please let me know, I dont know what to do to help my daughter!
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I am caring for my husband who was diagnosed in August with terminal lung cancer with metastases in liver and lymph....
He has had chemotherapy and has been off that for two months due to tumours shrinking
He is home now and feels reasonably well, we see the Oncol...Read More
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Hello all, I am so sorry, I have not had a chance to read and to come straight in asking questions makes me feel so selfish. My dad had an ultrasound and CT on 27/1 with finding of 1 large liver lesion and 'multiple metastases'. Delays in gaining appointments as a ...Read More
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Hi all - I'm 50 and hubby is 51 and was diagnosed with his 4th bout of chondrosarcoma (CS) last Sept, which he has had over the past 27 years. In each of the first three bouts the tumour located in his sacrum was removed via surgery. He was told that CS does not ...Read More
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Anyone out their know anything about fluid on the lung? My husband started to feel breathless over Xmas and was diagnosed with fluid on the lungs. It's spidery so they can't drain it. Trouble is they can't fix it. He's had 3 different types of antibiotics. CT X-ray...Read More
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Hi everyone, this is my first post so I apologise if I've posted in the wrong place.
My 63 year old father-in-law was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in 2008 with a PSA of 14 and within a month he had his prostate removed at Royal Brisbane Hospital. Because his P...Read More
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Hello,
This is my first post on this forum, and I'm not entirely sure how active this community is - but I thought I would try it anyway as the more information that is shared, the more it will help, and hopefully I'll be able to give back and help someone one da...Read More
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y husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer 9 years ago it was a localised advanced cancer so he had external beam radiation.
His PSA started to rise 3 years ago and doc said he is now radiation failed,
his PSA has risen from o.o8 to 38.o7 in those 3 years ...Read More
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Hi there,
Im a 24yo carer for my 24yo husband. He was diagnosed with ALL 3 months ago and is having intense chemotherapy. He has been dealing with it amazingly well but he has just started a new round of intense chemo and is really struggling.
He seems to be gett...Read More
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Hi everyone,
I'm here to support my Mum who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma 3 years ago. She has not had any treatment to date, as she's in the very early stages of the disease - however lately she's gone downhill and her oncologist wants her to get a b...Read More
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