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TUG reconstruction complications to leg

TUG reconstruction resulted in damage to sciatic nerve that caused foot drop and left me unable to walk for several months. Luckily after lots of exercises and physio I have recovered although have been left with some seemingly permanent problems.

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A word of caution for those considering a TUG reconstruction over 10 years ago
The PCa Man

My names Eddie, I'm 56, and I was diagnosed with Metastatic Prostate Cancer in 2012. Mets in lymph nodes and bones. PSA of 695 at diagnosis, Gleason 9, 4+5.

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PCa Man Update over 10 years ago
thoughts feelings and fears of a man too big to admit them!

I have advanced malignant melanoma. I have been fighting it for 3 to 4 years now and started a course of Verumafenib recently. I just want to get my head dump out there in the hope it provides me some kind of release.

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Surprise surprise... over 10 years ago
In the middle of it all

Written by a 16-year-old recently thrown into the deep end finding out that her dad is terminally ill with cancer that appeared so suddenly.

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Day 1 of blogging this (warning, it's graphic) over 10 years ago
A family's Journey

I'm hoping that writing this blog will help me cope with what's happening, as well as support you all too. My step dad has recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Hopefully this blog will inspire me, as well as you guys too!

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Acknowledging over 10 years ago
What can I expect at my follow up appointment after my lumpectomy?

I had a lumpectomy last Friday 3rd October. My follow up appointment is 10th October. What is likely to happen when I go?

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Follow up appointment after lumpectomy over 10 years ago
Breast cancer ... Neo adjuvant chemo prior to lumpectomy

Breast cancer chemo treatment with EC and Docetaxel prior to lumpectomy.

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First Docetaxel and Herceptin done and dusted .... over 10 years ago
Today I heard I have a use by date...........

This is a blog of my life. I am 35 and wife and mother to 3 amusing weirdos. In 18 months I have been diagnosed, beaten cancer and diagnosed again, with not so much of a happy outcome this time around.

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Shit happens over 10 years ago

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