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  • ChrisC's blog
    Where to begin?
    Hi There is not much information out there for a tumour attached to the corited artery. How do I know who is the best to deal with this. My GP sent me to a ENT consultant but who is to say he is the best. He was very blase at the only meeting to discuss what he had found. I have 1 million questions and have had to ask him to see me again. Should I just keep the faith? My faimly and I are demented. It is the not knowing. Any advice out there? Chris
    Former Member
  • poppyanne's blog
    Rollercoaster
    I've just joined the carers group. Its amazing how many of us are out there !!! My husband was diagnosed with lung cancer that has spread to his spine last september . it has been a roller coaster of a ride since then. He has had radiotherapy to the top of his spine to put a halt to the damage the cancer has done up there. He had chemo for the large tumour plus all the other spots he has and in march he had another lot of RT to his chest and back . That was particulary difficult as it has caused...
    Former Member
  • joeyx2's blog
    chemo / biopsy for bone marrow
    hi again mum had her first chemo and she had a biopsy on her spine for bone marrow it was really scary and upsetting to see my mum go though pain . i am glad i was there for her with the biopsy holding her hand she was so scare and worried . then my mum started her chemo seeing her lying there was heart breaking i just cried with her i know she got a long way to go we just take each day as it comes thats the only thing we can do . love joey
    Former Member
  • positivelady's blog
    anxious times
    my partner had his ct scan today, had mri scan last week. within hours of coming home we receive phone call from stoma nurse asking us to attend colorectal ward on wednesday and to meet with colorectal surgeon. he had bowel cancer 5 years ago and had a colectomy with ileorectal anastomosis. i dont know whether to be optimistic that it was the stoma nurse that phoned and the fact that we have to go to the ward means they probably gonna book him in for surgery? i know im jumping the gun and should...
    Former Member
  • Happy-Annie's blog
    Running Riot!!
    Emotions running riot over the weekend. Poor hubby got both barrels with knobs on!!! I guess now that I start chemo on Friday it is all sinking in just how much of a fight I will have on my hands and hubby cant ‘fix’ me ARGHHHHHHHHHH why not – he has always fixed things right in the past. Love to everybody Ann xxx
    Former Member
  • gemma1712's blog
    Race For Life/another mole!!
    Hey everyone! I did my very first race for life 2day&loved every minute of it!Although i must admit i did feel a bit emotional readining everyones reasons for taking part,its unreal how many peoples lives have been affected by cancer. I will defo be taking part next year. Its still not to let to take sponsors so if any of you have anything to spare please sponsor me at http://www.raceforlifesponsorme.org/gemmawaddell Remember every little bit helps,nothing is 2 small. p.s I am getting my...
    Former Member
  • AMx2's blog
    Bride of Seanty II
    Yesterday I completed my first race for life and raised £300 for CRUK. I would just like to say thank you to everyone who sent me messages of support and/or sponsored me. It means a lot to Sean and I to know we have so many well-wishers on this site.
    Former Member
  • Dolly40's blog
    Just want to share some good news!
    Hi, Just off the phone with my Dad. He found out from his Docs today that he is in remission after his first round of chemo! Truly fantastic news, it's lifted the dark cloud that's been lurking over us all since he was diagnosed on the 24th March. We know he still has a long road ahead of him, but at least we know now that the treatment is doing what it's supposed to. He is day 3 into his second cycle and is finding it much easier than the first, neither up nor down as he put it. Lets hope things...
    Former Member
  • BrambleDigger's blog
    Christchurch / Ringwood / Lyndhurst / New Milton
    This might be strange - might even be ban-able - but I don't care! I have spent all day today - and will spent all day tomorrow (Sunday 11th May) directing parking at my employer's stately home! The gardens (all 30 plus acres of them) are open to the public, just for this weekend. If you are anywhere near, come and have a look - bring a picnic and spend all day wandering around the beautiful landscaped grounds. Admission is £5 per adult and all the proceeds go towards the upkeep of the village...
    Former Member
  • marie millie's blog
    paswords
    just a small thought is there anyone else that has been having problems with there password to login onto this site everytime i try to use this site my password will not be accepted so yes i have to keep changing it does anyone else have this problem thanks.
    Former Member
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