have, for years, had Barretts esophagus. In May of 1997 I was diagnosed
as
having cancer of the esophagus. Prior to this (IN THE LATE 70'S) I was
lucky

Wow!
It looks I cannot leave you alone for more than two weeks!!!
What a bounch of crappy messages and loss of precious time!!
C?mon, you all are too valuable to spend your time like that!!

A small brown spot was removed from my hand on Feb. 5, 2005. The
doctor's office called on Feb. 14 to tell me that the lab report result
was squamous cell carcinoma. The office then set up an appointment for
March 21 to remove more tissue from the hand. (The nurse selected the

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My boyfriend got a phone call yesterday that he had anal cancer (from
warts that were removed, and the biopsy said he had anal cancer).  We
see an oncologist tomorrow.  is the biopsy what shows what stage it is?
Or will the other tests they will do (probably CT scan, ultrasound,

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In the unlikely event that someone in the NG does not know what a positive
contribution might be, I offer "The Twelve Commandments of Flaming." If
your posts contain any of these twelve behaviors, they are *not* making a
positive contribution to the newsgroup.

Hi,  I know everything on TV right now is about US citizens going to Canada
to get cheaper drugs.  
  I want to know for recently FDA approved drugs that are not yet sold in  
Canada, is it possible to order them and have a Canadian doctor administer

Since its inception in 1992, this newsgroup has had its share of ups and
downs. It may be a good time to reflect on the original post that opened
the group, and ask yourself these questions: Are you contributing to the
ups or the downs? Is this where ekman (Crossly) would want the ...

I realise that I probably have no vote as I do not have cancer myself.
I found comfort here when my dad died from colon cancer, much moreso than
from the kooks on the grief group (who seem to revel in how long they have
been grieving and their inability to cope). I am sorry if ...

    I'm wondering about radiolabeled monoclonal antibodies in the
context of ovarian cancer.
   I see that that a large phase III trial was just completed
6 months ago (Roche's "R1549" phase III trial) and that it showed no

anyone heard from Emily lately?

Sorry if this is a double post as my computer was getting finicky, so I'll
repeat it here.
(Oh, and one additional thought:  this is a CANCER SUPPORT group. So what is
all this CRAP that one has to have cancer to "vote"? How ridiculous is that.

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