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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / December 2004

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slykitten - 17 Dec 2004 01:30 GMT
I know it may sound a little silly.... I was in the hospital in September
with severe abdominal pain (curled up into the fetal position is more like
it) and after a series of tests including a CT scan, they discovered I have
Diverticulitis.... Are there any links between Diverticulitis and the risk
for colon or colorectal cancer?

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Blues Ma - 17 Dec 2004 01:46 GMT
> I know it may sound a little silly.... I was in the hospital in September
> with severe abdominal pain (curled up into the fetal position is more like
> it) and after a series of tests including a CT scan, they discovered I have
> Diverticulitis.... Are there any links between Diverticulitis and the risk
> for colon or colorectal cancer?

My Dad had bouts of diverticulitis over the last 40 years of his life.
Never turned into anything worse.?? (not that it isn't nasty enough).
He lived to be 88 and died accidentally? -? not from any health issues.
So it doesn't necessarily mean a cancer sentence.

Dorothy
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slykitten - 17 Dec 2004 07:01 GMT
Thanks.... I didn't think that it made my risk any higher than it was but I
have seen my grampa suffer terribly with it.... even now. at age 74, he's
lived with it now for about 20 years. When I told him I have it, he said,
"that's impossible! You're not even 30 yet!" I assured him that it was
possible. It was then that he told me to just make sure to be checked out
regularly at the doctor's office, especially where colon cancer comes into
play.  Knowing that I'm already predisposed to it (have an aunt who survived
colon cancer) I just wasn't 100% positive just how at risk I am.

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> > I know it may sound a little silly.... I was in the hospital in September
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Steph - 17 Dec 2004 02:12 GMT
>I know it may sound a little silly.... I was in the hospital in September
> with severe abdominal pain (curled up into the fetal position is more like
> it) and after a series of tests including a CT scan, they discovered I
> have
> Diverticulitis.... Are there any links between Diverticulitis and the risk
> for colon or colorectal cancer?

No
slykitten - 17 Dec 2004 07:02 GMT
Thanks. It was a concern my grampa had on my behalf. I told him chances were
there was nothing to worry about.

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You remain responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
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> >I know it may sound a little silly.... I was in the hospital in September
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> No
Alan B. Mac Farlane - 17 Dec 2004 19:48 GMT
sure ... there are ...

it is in the psychophysiology ...

you are having problems digesting life and your emotional world in letting
love out with clean intention ... and letting love in.  Much like breathing
- its a cycle of things that is always going on ... and in healthy people
this is so.

this is not silly at all ... what is happening to you ...

when the pain of getting better is LESS then the pain of staying sick - you
will do the work of getting better.

its a simple process that hurts like hell ...

the applied psychophysiology interventions like traditional five element
accupuncture, biofeedback, and integrative body psychotheray for example
work the best ... as this is a Post Traumatic Stress Disorder that is going
on with you.

that is it ... nothing more then ... really.

look inside where the fear is and put love into it ...

look inside where the pain is and put love into it ...

put more love into it - until the fear and the pain and the anger and all
the so called ugly fear stuff is gone ...

its a simple process that hurts like hell ...

I ask my higher power for help on all this myself ....

good luck slykitten ...

sumbuddie luvs ya

:)

> I know it may sound a little silly.... I was in the hospital in September
> with severe abdominal pain (curled up into the fetal position is more like
> it) and after a series of tests including a CT scan, they discovered I have
> Diverticulitis.... Are there any links between Diverticulitis and the risk
> for colon or colorectal cancer?
MB_ - 19 Dec 2004 01:33 GMT
Sadly, there is so much bullshit in this world, as evidenced by this post

MB
> sure ... there are ...
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>> risk
>> for colon or colorectal cancer?
 
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