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December 2013
Yes I can back up KJ's comments (having met him recently he is a very clear and positive person!).
I struggled for months with depression knowing I was going to die (they gave me three months) but I had accepted my fate and wanted to do what I could to be happy and leave my mark. Now they tell me I'm in the clear so I had to change my thinking and look forward to living much longer than I thought.
See your GP and ask their advice re. anti depression tablets, etc. I got Mediation & Relaxation CDs from the Cancer Council of WA and put them on my mobile and they helped a lot.
Best of luck Lange.
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December 2013
No Whipple procedure carried out as cancer has spread to peritoneal area and outer lining of stomach. Palliative hepatojejunostomy created and Gastrojejunostomy fashioned... Discharge letter!
Now has a wound infection but has been discharged and we are heading home to Busselton for a family Christmas :)
Treasuring every day.
regards
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November 2013
Hi
I'm 53, live in Perth (best city in the world) and had pancreatic cancer. I had a Whipple Procedure in June 2012 then chemo and have made a good recovery. I wish all of you a speedy recovery, don't ever give up!
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August 2014
Im so pleased for u things seem to be going so well i hope they continue to do so 🙂 xx
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