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Re: Inoperable pancreatic cancer

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July 2011
July 2011
Hello P, I am very sorry to hear that your mother is also going through this, it must of been a terrible shock to her & your family. I appreciate you taking the time in getting back to me so quickly, reading your post made things more real, yet, I have been hesitant in responding. I have wanted to, but apart of me just does not want to accept all that is happening. However, I am writing today and will continue doing, so as i dont want to get blocked in my own state of mind. I need to be strong for my "Mili" We are meeting with oncologist this coming Monday, so am hoping that mum wants to pursue this approach. I did mention to her the nausea drug you mentioned and we are also keen to give this a go. Not sure if you can mention the drug on our post, but if you can I would greatly appreciate it. Love to you and your beautiful mum. 🙂 ... View more

Inoperable pancreatic cancer

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June 2011
June 2011
Hi, My mum "Mili" a beautiful healthy women has been diagnosed with advanced local pancreatic cancer, which was inoperable when attempting a Whipples as the tumor in the head of the pancreas has involved itself with the portal vein & some other vessels. We are shocked with this news as we really thought it was operable & contained. Currently my darling mother Mili is in hospital recovering from surgery and is doing great guns. Her eating is of a concern, as she isn't taking in much which we are told is due to the bypass surgery they did adding the metal stent. Hopefully when she is discharged tomorrow, some home made soups get her eating again. Our next step is to meet with an oncologist to discuss our options, which at this stage seem bleak. I would love to hear from someone who is going through this..And hopefully give us some advice. X Have you tried chemotherapy / radiation? Diet- Foods to eat? Alternative therapys? Vitamins & supplents? Loving daughter. X ... View more
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