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Saying hello

Jude
Occasional Contributor
October 2014

Saying hello

It's six months since I was assessed as being cancer free. Now my CA 125 tests are elevated over the last three tests. I'd like to talk to someone who has had a similar experience, but hey I'm happy to talk to others as well.
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Raymond_Wang
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November 2019

Re: Saying hello

Hey Jude,

I can understand why you might feel the way you do. I had a initial diagnosis of brain tumour in 2013, which recurred in 2015, which I had to undergo chemo and radiotherapy again, and I've been cancer free since then. Just wondering what sort of cancer did you have?
Wish you all the best!

-Raymond
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