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Adenocarcinoma

AnthonyKnox
Occasional Contributor
May 2019

Adenocarcinoma

I have been diagnosed with oesophageal cancer and would like to form a support group for people in my situation with the same disease or who have been diagnosed recently with any cancer.   We can chat here and meet online via zoom.us.

If anyone is interested in joining me in sharing ideas, please let me know.

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AnthonyKnox
Occasional Contributor
May 2019

Adenocarcinoma

The correct title is adenocarcinoma - my computer chose its own spelling. The meaning stays the same.

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AnthonyKnox
Occasional Contributor
May 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

I used to be an MLM distributor with Jeunesse and still receive emails from them regularly.

 

What is the Distributor price for this now?  Do you have any to sell? 

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Cat
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June 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

Hey Anthony. You are the first person I have come across with the same cancer as me. I have just been diagnosed with stomach & oesphageal cancer with secondary in my liver & lymph nodes. Just had my 1st round of chemo (IV) and am on daily tablets. It's a bit scary as the docs have no idea of my life span but I have no intentions of letting it beat me. Cheers 

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AnthonyKnox
Occasional Contributor
June 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

Glad to hear I am not alone.   I had radiation to shrink the tumour in my oesophagus and am waiting on chemo when I can put some wait on. I keep losing weight which is very frustrating.

 

We can overcome the odds - I am not ready to give up  yet.

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Cat
Occasional Contributor
June 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

I'm currently having chemo & not sure if radiation is on my treatment plan. In the mean time I have been talking to people re gumbo gumbo (traditional bush medicine which I am told has a high success rate of reducing / removing cancer but can't have it while on chemo), benefits of tumeric (including Curcumin Plus capsules), ginger, Resveratrol capsules, benefits of keto & paleo eating plans along with only eating natural / organic / don't eat it if factory produced - my mind is overflowing with do this do that eat this don't eat that........

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AnthonyKnox
Occasional Contributor
June 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

I would love to chat on Facebook Messenger or something - I should not be happy that we have the same problem but it would be nice to share thoughts.

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looker_labs
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July 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

Adenocarcinoma is bad but it's not as bad as some of the others.

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AnthonyKnox
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July 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

That's good to hear, I don't want to suffer too much.  🙂

 

All I know is that it is terminal and cannot be treated/cured.  

 

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looker_labs
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July 2019

Re: Adenocarcinoma

That's worriesome.  You could be cured

You have more than one tumor?

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