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2/2 2day is a big family Christmas, there will b love, laughter &gift of spending time together, they will b blissfully unaware, just glad we R all together enjoying time. That is all it is about! &tomorrow we will stand together& start this fi
I am a 47 years old mother of 3 and I have a 13mm grade 3 tumour in my breast. I was told about it on 14th Dec at Addenbrokes in Cambridge. Can anyone tell me at what rate these tumours grow?
My wife's diagnosis of cancer. What happened afterwards and the story of her journey through the treatment.
Keywords: phaeochromocytoma; adrenal cancer; MIBG treatment; radiotherapy;oncologist; hospice;endocrinologist.
My brother in last stages of Acute Myeloid Leukemia. My sister isn't dealing with this at all, she hasn't visited him for weeks. I'm not sure how to deal with this, has any one had the same experiences with family members?
I seemed to manage being told I had breast cancer. I managed the ops, the radiotherapy , my 20 year old daighter , my clinically depressed hubby. The joint pain, and the hot flushes. But I am feeling unsupported and low.
I have had bilateral breast cancer (2009/2012), and have just had a bilateral oophorectomy. Has anyone else been in this situation as I am wondering what hormone tablet I will have to take.
Its about how helpless I felt throughout this whole period of her illness, I could do anything to make her better. She wasn't eating and hardly drinking just watching fad away.
