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This time next week we shall know if mums cancer has spread. She has had womb cancer, had all the treatment,surgery, chemo and Radio. Went for Oncologist appointment a couple of weeks ago and after examining her the doctor said he coud feel a lump between her neck and shoulder. So we have had a CT scan and the results are next Monday.
Mum is coping but i'm not, how selfish is that!!! I just cant bear it if it has come back so soon, she only finished chemo in January. Of course i will...
wella mixed week for me. after work on the wednesday i was exhausted all of thursday and a bit weepy - think i realised i wasn't superwoman and maybe 3 1/2 hours was a tad too much for the first time. friday was better - at docs and got different tabs for sickness - cyclizine which seems to be doing the trick. saturday was a different day all together. had a trip to edinburgh airport to pick up my pals son (i was just a passenger). started to get niggle in liver area - liked trapped wind again...
My husband is due to start a course of Interleukin 2 and I would really appreciate any advice that anyone could give me. Thanks very much.
The last couple of weeks have been OK. We have managed to get out fairly regularly, even out for a Chinese and an Indian meal.
Unfortunately Julie has had a pain in her back that has gradually been getting worse over the last 2 weeks, so bad that even increasing her pain meds by 50% does not give any real relief. We both suspect that she has more cancer in the T6-T9 region of her spine - I suppose a scan will show exactly where.
We have an Apt with the Onc on Tuesday for a follow up on the Brain...
I would like to say how much theon line community can help people with cancer needing a listening ear. I think it would be helpful to know which people were the ones with cancer as it does make a difference to their view point,
My husband was diagnosed with cancer of the oesophagus on the 8th March. we are now waiting for his appointment with consultant on Tuesday, after he had more tests this week. I feel once we know whats gonna happen next I will be able to pull myself together and do what we gotta do. he has lost a stone in weight but only weighed 101/2 stone in the first place. Is hard to watch him struggling to swallow food, he knows he has to eat, but its hard.
I'll probably be writing a lot more once we get onto...
We've had a difficult 3 months. The pain in Pat's shoulder had been getting increasingly worse, excruciating at times, he's had a low grade fever for weeks, night sweats and irregular blood results but our consultant has been dragging his feet and has not been on top of Pat's case. When a liver biopsy came back clear he said he was "quite optomisic" but we knew better and our certainty that this was cancer related was right.
Our GP, who is fantastic, was increasingly worried...
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