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I am new to this site and was introduced to you by a very good friend.
My gran was diagnosed with kidney cancer a couple of weeks ago and I am hoping that you will be able to give me some advice as she is 92 years old, but otherwise in excellent health and she has been given the option of having her kidney removed which she has chosen. Anyway I will probably be better to post more information in the forum regarding her situation but I just wanted to say hello and that I am looking forward to...
Well things seemed to be going better for pop recenty. He had started eating better, i got him to think more positive and he wasnt so down in himself plus he seemed to be alot better in himself. The new found energy wasnt to last and over the last few days he has dropped off again. He has started vomiting all his food up, has had to take the morphine they prescribed him for the pain and hes back to sleeping even more than before. So off to hospital again on monday for the much dreaded camera down...
i met with doctor on Tuesday to get results of new scan and had amazing news cancer in lungs, abdomen and adrenal glads has gone just small amount left in liver i am positive i can shift this too i will eat it away pray it away and will it away stay positive my fellows that's all i can say miracles do happen and sometimes we all need.one .........love and light to you all xxxx
After fighting mesothelioma for 2 years without one word of anger or complaint with the greatest sense of humour imaginable, my darling Geoff died in my arms surrounded by our much loved family at 2.30pm on Sunday 14th November 2010.
I was able to nurse him at home apart from 2 spells in St Oswalds hospice in Gosforth,for pain control. Our hospice is amazing and helped us survive many times along with our Mac nurse and Marie curie, Our Gp and district nurses where with us all over the weekend of...
STEVE went into hospital on wed nite. after only 8days on his first chemo. he has an infection, liver inflammed,low white cellsmed, they think stent has moves. he is soo down, still losing weight, they treating infection at mo, then will decide about the stent, his chemo been stopped for now.. today he has fast heart and pulse, did ecg slight blips on it. steve says he has no pain, they keep an eye on him, we feel he wil get too sick to enjoy what time he has left. he is soo angry wont talk about...
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In November 2007 my husband decided to go to see a doctor bout the big lump on top of his foot, which had been present for a couple of years - but due to his parents being ill and looking after them, he put going to the doctors off until then.
Luckily through work he has BUPA cover, so decided to do it privately. He was diagnosed after tests and biopsy to have Leiomyosarcoma in January 2008. He had 5 weeks of radiotherapy first to shrink the lump and in May 2008 had the lump, plus...
this week has been a good week it's not been all about the my cancer :)
in fact i have just spent a whole week in england cuddling my beautifull 6 week old grandson Joshua, didnt want to come back (except to see hubby of course lol). just hoping we can soon sell the house and come back to england. love to you all xxxxx
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As everyone has told me, I'm definatley been making the most of my remission, and have just come back from 4 days in sunny Spain with my sister - just in time for my blood test tomorrow and consultant on Monday!
Going away takes your mind off what may be happening to your body, but I still had my moments, and being with my caring sister, every time I went out, or sighed she was asking me if I was ok......I will be glad when I finally see the doc on Monday. It would be wonderful if he had...
Well, hello evryone. This is my first time on here so excuse if it isn't very interesting. My mum has recently just had a bowel cancer op to remove the cancer. All is looking good except all the worries and emotions that come with it. Never had cancer so close in the family so when it hits, it hits hard. So thought writing things down might help, and where better than a site where the readers understand and can relate, and hopefully share experiences so I can learn what to expect and how to deal...
Eventually I got my fourth round. Apparently my bloods still were a bit odd so they phoned the Consultant to check and she decided she wanted to see me before she made a decision.
So after arriving on the ward at 11a.m. I had to wait until after 6 when the consultant finished her clinic before she could see me. The upshot was I had an elevated kidney enzyme result which they were concerned about but as otherwise I was well they agreed to go ahead.
I got out at 11p.m.
I'm not complaining - clearly they...
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