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Peritonectomy Operation/survival

Stitch's picture

Hi has anyone heard of a Peritonectomy operation?
It is a real biggie - described as the mother of all operations.
I am not looking forward to having this opp.
I would like to know if there are any survivors out there who have had one?
Stitch

ALL - Chemo cycles

Tommy boy's picture

Hi everyone,
Just wondering if anyone else has gone through ALL and keen to know their story, drugs used, cycle lengths, outpatient visits, breaks between cycles, etc etc.
Any help would be great

Radiation damage

pimbok's picture

I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions with how to help with radiation damage? I'm not talking about the skin damage and fatigue that happens during radiation, I'm talking about the muscle, tissue, nerve and possible lymph node damage you only become aware of 6 - 8 weeks after finishing radiation. My oncologist never told me about these 'side effects' and said I will just have to live with the pain and stiffness for the rest of my life. I have no intention of doing that if I can find a way to help it.

This Site is Growing

SILLY's picture

I have noticed that there have been a lot of new members since I joined this site last year. That means more help for all.Even when things are going ok for me it is good to talk to others here.

still a waiting game

Andrea has a heavy task's picture

Hi all

Still waiting have had the tumour removed but still no answers have to wait for about 3 weeks before getting any info, thought I was frustrated before now really I am really frustrated.
Andrea

Hyperthermia

Seadee's picture

Has anyone heard of any success with the use of hyperthermia for treating cancer patients? I believe they have clinics in Germany.

confusion set in

Andrea has a heavy task's picture

hi
don't know where to start, Just playing the waiting game until a bed becomes available, then will find out staging

Lupus

Mignon's picture

Does anyone understand the link between Lupus and Non-Hodgkinson Lymphoma?

How to survive christmas holiday period

jsbach's picture

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could offer up some pointers about how to survive the Christmas holiday period? I am a school teacher and am about to have 5 weeks holidays forced on me.

My tragic diagnosis was given to me on Dec 6th and, to be honest, I think that the only way I have coped so far is that I have still been working. Can't say that I am looking forward to the quiet times and the questions/thoughts/emotions that are going to occur about the time frame I was given and that the only choice is palliative care.

Any advice, greatly appreciated

Tim

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