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Hello guys, I would love if someone could share his experience in regard the CA 19-9 tumor marker related to pancreatic cancer. My moms recently gone under surgery, she got a pancreas tail cancer removed. My concerns are related to her current CA 19-9 Levels post-s...Read More
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Hi Guys and Gals.What a time it is eh? Just diagnosed with Colon Cancer as a result of my not managing my ulcerative colitis properly. Colon removal to be done and a bag! Also a CT next week to see if it's spread. very concerned because I do have some long-standing...Read More
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If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with cancer, you probably have lots of questions you want to ask your doctor. Learning more about the disease and its treatment helps you make informed choices. Making a list of questions to take to appointments can he...Read More
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Eating well before, during and after treatment for cancer is important. Good nutrition can give you more energy and strength, help you maintain a healthy weight and improve your mood. But when you have cancer, it can sometimes be a challenge to eat well or eat much...Read More
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had biopsy the other day , now just waiting to find out which flavour lol no idea where to next . but have lots to get done sooner rather then later
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I thought I would start a new topic about my cancer or not cancer. I was told I had cancer in my neck in early March this year after having a CT scan, MRI scan and Ultrasound with Aspiration to take a biopsy from my right lymph node. So then I had a PET scan and h...Read More
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Hi guys, I've got no doubt this is not everyone's first choice of website to be on. Anyway, my name is Gemma and I have just been diagnosed with lung cancer (2 lesions in the left lung). I was planning my 60th birthday in January but I guess that is not happening r...Read More
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Two nights ago I swear I heard a voice that said..."Debra - Debra - We've been waiting for you". I was in bed somewhere between asleep and a little awake. So am I crazy now on top of having cancer? Or is it a spirit/angel talking to me. I've never heard voices ...Read More
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Hey all! I was diagnosed last month and only recently had my lobectomy. My surgeon was amazing but I find that I have no idea about anything. I don't want to be one of those people that constantly call the medical team to pester them with questions. At this point ...Read More
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A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event. It is common to feel a mixture of strong emotions, but everyone is different and finds their own way to cope. Cancer Council has a range of reliable, accurate and up to date information that may help inform and support y...Read More
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