If you contemplate surgery in the near or distant future you might
want to take a look at a list of questions suggested by THE AMERICAN
COLLEGE OF SURGEONS linked below:
http://www.ostomy.evansville.net/msg42.htm

Well, I saw my Oncologist today and he has ordered bloodwork and a chest CT.
You may remember I was the guy who was a little worried about this the other
day. At any rate, the CT is next Thursday and we should know something by
the next Monday or Tuesday. Thanks for all your ...

Something I hadn't heard before in 3rd from last
paragraph, as regards persistence of the molecule
and the effect of light.
Things are looking up.

Hello.  I'm Kim in Ohio.  I work as an MA in a hematology/oncology practice.
We are located on the campus of a local hospital and have a chemo treatment
clinic in our office.  I hope to start nursing school in the near future,
with my ultimate goal being getting my certification as ...

dear group,  my husband have prostate cancer (2 years) and he is diabetic 1
(insulin)  he is 70  and  in late weeks  he had a especial odour, no very
pleasente,   has anybody  have this problem ?  thank you

I have been feeling so absolutely terrible, pain i the neck is constant and
left sided headaches and then there is the loss of appetite, breathing
problems and just plain FATIGUE. I did not know I could feel SO tired.
And yet by all accounts I am doing alright. My Tg is at 3 post ...

Does anyone know where I can obtain detailed information about the effects
of primary liver cancer, preferably from the early stages to the end.  I
know the effects vary by person but if I knew the possible or range of them,
then, hopefully I could research and plan out what to do ...

I hesitated to post this because so many people were dealing with bad
news at the time, but Rob got the latest results back from his MRI.  
To Recap for those who don't know:  My husband Rob, was diagnosed and
operated on for brain cancer on August 23, 2002.  The cancer looked like

Hi all;
This is my first post to this group so bear with me.
For the last year I have been the tough guy, always square jawed and
upright, never needing any sympathy or help. But recently I have started to

My son who is 9 years old now was born with a lesion on his scalp. I'm not sure wat the scientific term was but its something like naveous something. Anyway, I was advised to have it removed when he was 5 but since he has not had any complaints about the lesion, we decided to ...

I am a senior in high school in an advanced placement biology class and we have
been assigned to find a gene and learn about the proteins it makes and what it
does. I have chosen the cancer multiple myeloma because my grandpa has it and i
wanted to learn more about it. The problem ...

I urge/suggest that you to filter the following poster and do not reply
to him:
Do not e-mail him.    Do not forward his posts elsewhere.
Block his e-mail addresses and name from your e-mail settings also.(or

Does anyone have any info on the symptoms of bone cancer?
I have had increasingly severe pain in my knee, and I have never injured it.  The pain is only a problem when I am resting, and, oddly, I can spend hours on my feet and it doesn't really hurt then.  It had been coming and ...

Okay folks,
You really need to do some research here and provide some feedback.  This
may seem a minor issue to some only because it doesn't affect you - but this
is stuff that is affecting a lot of people in the U.S.A.

Just a quick update.  Not really into posting much.   Pat is still fighting
but the cancer is spreading fast.  The doctor was here last night, and we
think that the cancer is in his back as well as in his shoulder.  He is on a
lot of medication and is sleeping almost all of the day. ...