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Partner diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer

by in Coping with a loved one's cancer
September 2019
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September 2019
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Hi,    In September 2018 my partner was diagnosed with Stage 3a lung carsenosarcoma cancer. She underwent a gruelling treatment of chemo and radiotherapy, followed by successful surgery in December.   She was recovering well, but had a stroke in May that was diagnosed as a brain met, changing her diagnosis to stage 4.   She's had another successful surgery, but now we're terrified about further mets or reoccurrences.    Has anyone got any similar, positive stories that we can take comfort from please? ... View more
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