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Hi, anyone dealing with the same or similar condition? Myeloid lymphoid neoplasm with pdgfra rearrangement, eosinophilloa with pdgfra mutation ,CEL-NOS or HES, LYMPHOBLASTIC LYMPHOMA with pdgfra mutation?
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I have been fighting cancer for 10 years now. I have lost everything I had and cared about. I have no family. I have no help. I have no hope. I can’t afford to hire a nurse to help me and I need surgery. It has become extremely painful. I feel like I’m at the end o...Read More
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When I was going through my radiation treatment, I would make little jokes. I figured the staff did a pretty grim job, and I might try and make it more human for them, smiles not tears, G'day, how you doin' ? I vividly remember the first lady leading me in there (...Read More
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Anyone know of anyone in Australia’s medical profession offering - Low Dose Chemo - my mate battling Pancreatic nearing EOL needs it. It’s bad. TIA
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I haven't been here for a while and thought I'd let you know how I am going. I was diagnosed with Small Cell Lung Cancer in February this year and decided against chemo or radiotherapy. For quite a while I went along really well - no need for any medications. The...Read More
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I would like to get some feedback from fellow cancer warriors that have had bad leg pain as a side effects from chemo. I could not walk for quite a while due to the cancer cells being shed into my blood stream, the pain was likehaving gout some days I could hard...Read More
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The world's gone barking mad that I don't feel safe to say "Merry Christmas" anymore without waking up to find a transgendered anti-vaccer, COVID denying vegan protesting in my back yard. (I'm supportive of any of your causes mate, good luck to you, be well and be...Read More
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Hi all
Still trucking along on my second course of chemo-radiation for head neck cancer, having just wrapped week 5 of 7. Latest vlog tracking my progress is up on YouTube at https://youtu.be/ZH1TeGQinmo
Cheers
Shane
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Hiya,I've got stage 4 bowel cancer mets'd into the liver and a couple of lymph nodes. Good news, I've had 6 months of aggressive chemo (folfoxiri) and it's responded really well. Had the bowel resection a week and a half ago, handling that okay, awaiting scans and...Read More
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Hi. I'm new to the Forum so I would like to share a bit about myself and the cancer I have.I am 62 years old and was first diagnosed with stage 2 metastatic breast cancer in 2007. I had a mastectomy and a few lymph nodes removed, but did not need chemo or radiation...Read More
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