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I have massive sympathy for anyone who's just been diagnosed with cancer. It's such an insidious, crawling thing, the way it contaminates every aspect of your life. I think the worst past is THE NOT KNOWING, when you first get the hard word you have no idea how s...Read More
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Diagnosed 6 weeks ago.
stage4. Advanced.
Being treated as ovarian cancer but biopsy confirms cancer of unknown Primary. (CUP) Doctors can't confirm cancer start location could be pancreatic, colon,bowel??
scheduled for 18 rounds or Chemo about to attend my third o...Read More
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Hi, my name is Jo and I was diagnosed with advanced stomach cancer in February this year. I have undergone 2 rounds of chemotherapy and was lucky enough to be accepted into the Keytruda trial. I am also undergoing genetic testing as I lost my brother to the same ...Read More
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So Ihave recently finished active treatment for breast cancer and now am waiting results from a curette to see if I have Endometrial cancer. The waiting is just horrid. I was just starting to feel a bit comfortable with the world again and now this. I do not know...Read More
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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 join...Read More
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HIIn 2009 I was diagnosed with Stage IV Lymphoma. I had an ABVD chemo in 2009 and then a Bone Marror Transplant (BMT) in 2012. I handled ABVD well, but BMT knocked me around. I have to give up my lucrative professional practice, due to cancer and betrayl by my b...Read More
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Hi there, I've recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer . Investigations have been going since end of March.I was first diagnosed as having pancreatitis, further investigations and after being jaundice it was found that bile duct was blocked, stent was fitted...Read More
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Hi everyone, I hate posting this but I really need some advice/support.Yesterday my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. We don't know what type it is yet, or how aggressive it is but the doctor said it was on the end of his pancreas, his liver and possibly 1...Read More
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Ten year ago in June I had a very large non cancerous cyst removed from my abdomen along with a total hysterectomy. In May what I thought had been scar tissue was in fact another very large cyst. Due to the size my doctor had a drain placed (approximately 4.5 lit...Read More
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In June this year (2017) I went from being a fit 45 year old male to having Brain cancer overnight.i had a seizure that started in my left foot and went up the left side of my body. A CT scan later that day showed a tumor on the right side of my brain. Two days lat...Read More
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