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Would love to hear what treatment was given to you at the time
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Hi Laura19,I just kept experimenting every few months to see if there were different things I could eat. As I said in my earlier post my food swims in gravy or white suace. If I am going to family or friends for a meal I take my own gravy. If dining out I just a...Read More
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HI AllIt is some t ime since I visited this site as I am now nine years post treatment. It is interesting to read some of the newer post that are coming through. I had concer on my tongue which resulted in a partial glosectomey follwed by 32 radiation treatments....Read More
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Just curious if anyone here has used hyperthermia treatments?
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Once your treatment has finished, you may worry that the cancer could return. Worrying about recurrence may affect your physical well-being, as well as your ability to enjoy life and make plans for the future. Learning ways to manage the fear of recurrence can help...Read More
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I got a massage yesterday. For the first time they had heated massage tables! That distracted me from thoughts about if my cancer comes back. I was nice and very relaxed! To my surprise, this morning I am still relaxed! This keeps me from thinking about cancer comi...Read More
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I'm tired already just thinking about what I need to do today. I need to walk our 2 dogs, doctor appt. for plantar fascitis, and at 4;15 volunteer at an animal shelter close to home! I call this my cat therapy! I need and want a nap now! However too many things to ...Read More
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Hi,I hope this isn't frowned upon posting this here, but if it's against any rules, please just delete it. There is a new support group being started for young survivors (25 to 45 years of age) of cancer of all types, who are no longer receiving treatment.The first...Read More
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