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Hi anyone out there going through a similiar battle? I am walking alongside my sister as she battles on with cervical cancer. There are lots of american forums for I need information that is relevant to Australia.
Perhaps pelvic exenteration won't even be possib...Read More
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Hi all this is my first time and don't know if i am doing this right.I need to learn how to deal with my best friends cancer. She has it in 3 places o her spine in her fema and in her lungs it is very hard.I feel bad because i cant help her and i want to take away...Read More
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Hello Everyone,
Have people found they have got a secondry cancer after been given the all clear the first time round,
Just wondering how common it is & how long was it in between,
We were told secondry cancer could come about 8-10yrs later, but its only been 6 ...Read More
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Just wondering if anyone has any information about spine fractures (multiple and increasing) after radiation treatment. It appears to be common to have bone density loss but what can be done? Any experiences to share? My brother in law has been sent home from hosp...Read More
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Hi everyone .
I stumbled across this site while browsing the internet , and im glad i did.
My family has been cursed with this disease, and its taking its toll.
I hope to chat and get some advice ,someone to just listen to me as i will for you all .
Please feel fre...Read More
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New to this site and worried about my husband tonight. He has just had bowel surgery to remove a large tumour with a temporary stoma. It's day 3 after surgery and it looks as though it has gone well only he has been suffering from chronic hiccups that just won't go...Read More
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I am wondering if anyone has had the same or similar experience?
My father had breast cancer about 14 years ago, he had surgery with both breast being removed and the limp nodes from his right arm. He then had many rounds of Chemo and Radiation and has been cancer...Read More
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My husband was diagnose last April with low grade non aggressive bladder cancer. He had on large mass removed and was packed up and sent home. No follow up. Then in November he started with kidney pain and bleeding when urinating ( this time lots more blood). We ...Read More
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My son who is 46 has been diagnosed with Metastatic kidney cancer, the lesions are on the spine he is just finishing his first 4 weeks of sutent and is at present suffering some side effects, his main problem is the back pain he is suffering, this has has been such...Read More
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I am desperate to find some assistance for my Mum, who was diagnosed with unspecified Squamous Cell Tonsil Cancer (Stage 4a) in September 2011 and is continuing to experience significant pain and disability as a result.
Mum had a left neck dissection (level V) wi...Read More
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