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Would love to hear from anyone else in the same boat, I have had surgery to remove a large tumour which was in the tail of my pancreas, along with my spleen, and am on a 6 month course of chemo, oral and intravenous through a port. This is all so scary and so mind ...Read More
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Hello: I have stepped down from the higher level of terminal Prostate Cancer in the post "Cancer Strikes Again" (Facing End of Life).
After 9 months of hormone therapy by injected implants of Zoladex every 12 weeks, my PSA has fallen from 107 down to 0.59. Wi...Read More
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Hi everyoneI have terminal bowel cancer and have been battling for the last 6 years. I have had 5 reoccurances now and my current chemo treatment is no longer working. My wonderful oncologist has given me some options and i am thinking of giving radiation a crack...Read More
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Hi everybody,I was sent for an MRI by my ENT surgeon (for tinnitus) and found nothing wrong with my ears and instead found a tumour in my brain. I have had no seizures or other symptoms that could be linked to it. The first neurosurgeon I saw scared me and made me...Read More
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So I'm 60% through my radiation treatment. Feeling really drained...and discouraged becuase I know I have a 50% chance of this becomng multiple myeloma. I'm struggling to keep positive for my family, and viewing my glass as half full. Just trying to not feel so ...Read More
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Hi every body and I feel I should share the problem I am going through, I was diagnosed with Bladder Cancer early 2016 and have been through the usual removal of tumor plus a lot of cancer spots but it wasn't muscle invasive. Having the BCG treatment which is imuna...Read More
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My mum has been receiving palliative chemotherapy for a suspected tumor (no biopsy was ever done) found in her urethra. Unfortunately the tumor hasn’t shrunk and remains stable. The plan was to shrink it then operate as it was too big but than hasn’t ...Read More
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Sorry, I stuffed up the first post. Just wondering if it's usual to lose hair from your hair, but not your eyebrows, eyelashes, legs and arms? I've just had my second round of chemo, so maybe it's just a matter of time...
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Hi to fellow support members,
I am new to this forum, and just wondering whether anyone out there can help me with some advice.
I am a 66 year old male, and apart from my recent stouch with cancer, I have been in good health.
2 months ago, I finished a course...Read More
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I recently had a Bowen Therapy session and found it to be really helpful in managing pain. Bowen therapy is different in that it is very gentle; no painful adjustments. The practitioner finds certain points in the body and applies gentle pressure to it, in a sense ...Read More
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