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i'll see you soon and i am coming to an end to my battle see you soon
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Hi all,so first of all this is very early days and in fact we are so early that we are still hopeful that the biopsy comes up with nothing sinister. The breast surgeon we consulted with after the mammogram was very confident that it’s not cancerous. Where we are at...Read More
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Just wondering if anyone has any experience on risk vs benefits in regards to palliative chemo and having no spleen?
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My mum has diagnosed GBM grade 4 brain cancer. removed cancer 2 months ago and had radiation treatment for 6 times (started early July and finished early August). and had Pfiza 1 does 3 weeks ago because doctor who did operation said she can have one. she was fine...Read More
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Hello all,I'm just joining the few I've read recently supporting family members with newly diagnosed colorectal cancer. My husband was diagnosed last week and it's been a crazy week. I'm finding the waiting really hard. We were meant to get the results from latest ...Read More
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Hi all, my 75 year old mum was diagnosed with stage 3c bowel cancer back in Feb this year. She had surgery to remove the cancer, then she was recommended chemotherapy as adjuvant treatment as they found a few lymph nodes that had cancer when she had her surgery. ...Read More
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Is there anyone else here supporting someone through colorectal cancer? My brother has just been diagnosed and I would like any advice. Cheers.
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Hi All, we have a friend who lives alone, he is terminal. Apart from my husband & I and the mother of his children & his children - no one else goes & visits him. we don’t mind by any means but I’m wondering what we can do or if there is any help out there to keep ...Read More
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My brother is 33 years old and he is in the Philippines. He has Stage III squamous cell carcinoma ( Mouth cancer). It was on his left face, he underwent surgery, but he is not able to take food in via his mouth due to the nature of the surgery. They are feeding h...Read More
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Hi, did anyone hear about the use of apricot seeds in curing cancer? If anyone tried it can you tell me if it is effective for a liver cancer patient at stage four? Thanks.
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