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Another Month has passed every day is a miracle
Treatment continues and we will get an update from the oncologist in a couple of weeks on how things are going, but for Dal, everything is good.
It is true that occasionally there are some food issues when eating, which almost always invovles chicken and still Dal experiences the occasional nose bleed after treatment, but considering everything that he has been through, this is nothing to be worried about.
It is a blessing that Dal has been part of...
This blog is a way of getting to know the Adenoid cystic carcinoma forum. We’re looking at the questions and personal experiences that have been shared on the Online Community. Adenoid cystic carcinoma also known as ACC, is known to be a rarer form of cancer in the salivary gland and can be found in other places of the head and neck too. If you’re looking for information or want to know how you can support other Community members with a rare cancer, stay and read this blog post.
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I’m getting my kidney removed on Tuesday, I keep getting told the embolus at ion is the worst part. Has anyone had this procedure done and have any advice ?
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