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we were told yesturday that we will have less than a year with lil man if we are lucky.
NOW i know what the doctors say is only a guess but it just brings it real. They told us this news yesturday. Because they have had 4 child roughly the same age as lil man with the same type of tumor pass away within a year of the doctors finding the tumors.
I am finding it very hard to stay positive at the moment.
I know they dont always get it right. Once they found out my mum had secondery cancer of the...
hello everybody, i just go back from my first review scan and its looking good (hurrah) the doc said that it looked clear, will have to wait for more tests but def on a high today - next tests are not till end of august so a whole month of enjoying the good news lol i'm still have to do things slowly but at least i can do them!
My local gp reckons i should be able to return to part time work by september i have to start looking for some sort of work soon, unfortunately the family whose kids...
Iam a carer,supporter,for my mum.she had breast cancer 6 years ago and had op and chemo and rad. now it back again and she having breast removed today.How do you keep them happy and not show that your not as strong as you try to be. this is the third time mum been really poorly.How do i stay strong in front of my kids,when i so worried myself.
Iwill always be my mums rock as you only have one mum but not all ppl understand wat its like. all the waiting and tests and trying to understand it all.
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Hi.
Not been on for 3 weeks due too so much going on ,Where do you start.
Since this all began we have had to keep a very close watch on medication , times its to be taken and how etc and also you watch for changes that can sometimes be missed by a consultant or gp , There have been so many mess ups with mums med's and we have even had to ask for blood test's and had to ask about mum's Phenytoin level and request that as her levels were low should it be increased and they said yes it did seem low...
Hi can anyone from the Carlisle area tell me what the protocol on treating Lung cancer is. My sister said she has been told she has lung cancer but will not get an MRI for another 2 weeks I was under the impression that an MRI was a diagnostic factor in these cases. I would appreciate your input. IF it is true that she has this then 2010 has been a hell of a year for me
Love Teri
i finally figured out how to upload a piccy!! this is especially for you Kezzer coz i know how you love the colour pink lol i know i look like a granny not a biker but i was too excited with getting the bike out to worry how i looked - i hadnt long left the sofa! love and hugs to everyone xxxxx
Hey there everyone, I hope you're well.
I've recently signed up to the MacMillan site and am very new to all this blogging! In truth, I'm not sure what I'm hoping to share or indeed to get from it...like-minded support, advice, validation that I'm not losing the plot...or maybe all of the above!
The abridged version of the situation is as follows:
Mum was diagnosed with breast cancer four years ago and had a mastectomy, lymph nodes from under her arm removed, a course of IV...
I watched the news on Saturday bbc news on Sky,there was a half hour slot reguarding ASBESTOS a top Dr from Germaney has now said that WHITE ASBESTOS is just as dangerous as blue or brown,and as comfirmed by Doctors I have spoken too they are awaiting a very big jump innumbers of people having the disease within 10 yrs.In Bristol where I live I am trying to get Companies to send there employees to a HSE course on awareness of ASBESTOS and a health check.I feel so strong about this,I know its a death...
well this my first blog and hopefully not my last. i was diagnosed with duodenal cancer 3rd march 2010. i then saw a specialist 26th march and was told it was a large mass which had spread into my colon and was going towards my liver. withour treatment i would be dead by the end of the year!!!
it was one hell of a shock but it was worse having to tell my family and friends. everyone was so upset but we have all remained very positive and i believe that helps a lot...besides im a stubborn sod and...
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