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margro
Frequent Contributor
March 2009

Whipple operations

Hi,I'm 2 years post diagnosis and I would be really interested in talking to anyone else out there!I would really like to be in contact with other people who have had a whipples and how they manage some of the new delights we now deal with...or is it just me?
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mollie
Occasional Contributor
March 2009

Whipple operations

Hi Margro, I also would like to hear about Whipples. I am caring for my dad in QLD, he had Whipples about 6 weeks ago. We didnt know much about the operation before. It is great to see that you had yours two years ago. Dad feels full all the time, does that feeling pass? Good to meet you , Mollie
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mikey
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March 2009

Whipple operations

Hi Margro welcome to the new forum. I'm your friendly neighbourhood moderator. I know there are lots of people out there who have had whipple operations. Hopefully we'll have some people come and share their experiences with us shortly.
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