This may be a bit premature on m y part as I haven't even started chemo yet (3.5 months since diagnosis + , is this a record yet?) But I'm wondering if anyone has been through this with coeliac and how hard hard have they found it to find things they...
My husband is T3 N2 & M0 For a living he delivers furniture, heavy pieces and in flats, houses all sorts. How likely is it that he can still do that after recovery from the op?
With the families permission i can inform you that Ray pulled through his operation awake bit of pain but doing well . Great news wishing you a speedy recovery Ray
Geo Ferret Wishing you good luck for tomorrow's operation you will be in my thoughts and prayers Then you can join the gang my old friend
Hi all, My Dad is 7 weeks post op and had 4 cycles of FLOT chemo prior to that. Today we had a follow up appointment with the oncologist. He re-affirmed that the results of the biopsy taken during surgery have shown no further cancer (as sure as they...
HI Wondering if anyone has managed to get back to the gym after treatment, like doing weights and gaining weight again? My partner has been doing well last 10 months putting weight on & going when he can but seems lately everytime he starts to train...
My husband constantly vomits mostly clear mucus throughout the day but also part digested food at night in bed. The hospital want to put a stent in his oesophagus but we have so far declined as he has no trouble swallowing and I have only read bad reports...
My partner had surgery 9 weeks ago at Derby Royal Hospital who successfully removed the cancer. Great news and we're so thankful!! What we weren't really prepared for was how much this would still impact his life every day for a long time to come. We...
Hi all, My dad is 6 weeks post surgery and was fitted with a jej tube when he had his operation. We saw the dietician a couple of weeks after his surgery and she said dad could drop to 5 nights of overnight feeds. Dad isn't keen on having the feed so...
My husband has recently come home from hospital after a diagnosis of oesophageal cancer and a T3. The hospital team were unable to fit a stent as it wouldn't hold and so he is unable to eat anything but soft foods. At the moment he's not eating anything...
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