>The likelihood of developing pancreatic cancer was twice as high in
>subjects with type 1 or young-onset diabetes as in people without
>diabetes,according to the research team who did the basic reasearch
>reported in the article.
Well, the good news is that pancreatic cancer kills you quickly. From
the time of diagnosis, typically, within six weeks you are dead.
Barely enough time to update your will and make the final
arrangements. You don't have to suffer or fret too long.
Will, T2 - 02 Mar 2007 22:44 GMT
> Well, the good news is that pancreatic cancer kills you quickly. From
> the time of diagnosis, typically, within six weeks you are dead.
> Barely enough time to update your will and make the final
> arrangements. You don't have to suffer or fret too long.
It is definitely a bad thing to have, Alexander...
I have known several people who had it, and yes, they did not survive very
long from the time of diagnosis. They also were in great pain most of the
time.
Will, T2