Does anyone else have a Neuroendocrine tumour in their small bowel? thanks
My husband had his operation 2 years ago to remove the tumour for Bowel cancer and chemo afterwards. During a routine check up in the summer we had the devastating news he had secondary cancer on his liver. This has required chemo to try and shrink to...
New photo of me (rather than an armchair.) Marianne 26
Hi there I have just been diagnosed with rectal cancer and have had my meeting with the surgeon. He was very nice and has asked me to decide what my preferred outcome would be. If he can reattach do I want that or do I want a stoma. My initial thought...
I was informed last Wednesday that my biopsy taken from tounge was cancer. I am awaiting a scan to see if there has been any spread to my lymph nodes. From what I have read it would appear that if there has been no spread the treatment would be surgery...
I have just received an operation for colon cancer that was successful (except for have a temporary stoma). I have been offered chemotherapy Capox. However the consultant seemed to be trying to talk me out of it (in my opinion) I was informed of all...
So, The doctor has been on his rounds and Jay said he told him his kidneys are looking good. Not great yet, but slightly. That is a `cautious bit of good news`. There is a possibility he's looking at Wednesday now for getting home- all being well. He...
Hey all, Not sure what to say but maybe just need to get it all down. I’m a 41 year old male and pretty healthy. Never dmoked and rarely drink anymore. Following from an anaemia diagnosis I went in for a colonoscopy today! they found a lump - cancer...
Wishing Everyone here a Happy- and dare I say it- Healthy 2023. Hope our journeys either personal or in support of someone else come to a positive and happy end, hospital/clinic visits become fewer, and we can all get back to living the lives we envisaged...
I hope 2023 does bring some good news to you all . Lots of hope and love to carry us through the more difficult chapters and some laughter to encourage. Much love from mum too. Court
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