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After kicking up a stink yesterday, I have finally been given a date of the 24th January, I was going to be sent to Glasgow for my surgery but they are now going to do it at my local hospital. Now to build my positivity back up, as it was slowly getting...
After 3 years scan revealed cancer has returned. Also showing signs in lung and liver. Major op not really a choice. Have chosen palliative chemo route. Emotional turmoil, up times and very low times. Still trying to get my head around it all. Feel angry...
https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-information-and-support/treatment/preparing-for-treatment/physical-activity-and-cancer?_ga=2.9446897.558670396.1670885623-1411254450.1669369970 Given the time of year I thought some like to have another look at this...
How did you find the treatment and did it work stage 4 appendices cancer
trying to remain positive, but feel it being drained with all the waiting, each day I get up and think, has it spread else where? has the areas that it’s In gotten worse? Is this delay going to cost me my life? All my test were done in October this is...
Does anyone else have a Neuroendocrine tumour in their small bowel? thanks
I have had a couple of slaps for some recent posts. However, I really do wish all those that are currently going through Bowel Cancer - Many best wishes. It's a hard journey, but not insurmountable....& I wish you all the best. x
Hello, I just joined the group. My husband has colon cancer that has metastasised to his liver. He had successful surgery in his colon in June and started chemo in December. I have a question about the side effects. He is in the 3rd and pill free week...
Hello im new to this group My partner was rushed into hospital early December with tummy pains and a CT scan showed he had a tumour in his bowel , he was straight into surgery they removed alot of his bowel and his appendix and 43 lympth nodes. 4...
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