I was lurking reading some of the posts on liver cancer.
My sister-in-law was diagnosed with lung cancer approx a year ago with
metastases on her liver.  She started out with carboplatin once a month
for aprox 6 months.  Her lungs showed clear in her first follow-up

Shortly after the 1st of 3 chemo treatments for my mom's diagnosed NSCLC
(though my mom, myself, and her last onc believe that her primary, in
hindsight, was probably in her stomach as a growth was found there as
well during initial dx (they were never able to determine my mom's

Hi Steph and J and to anyone else with info....
Mum has had a growth on her nose removed and the tests came back positive
for squamous cc. She has another on her leg which is being removed on Thurs.
Have looked on net at authoritive sites and my understanding is that as long

Ignore the subject (of this webpage).
I post it because the diagram is probably the best I've found showing all
organs (except we don't see detail of the bile ducts)
http://www.thinnertimes.com/gastricbypass/normal_gi_anatomy.html

It cannot be operate, the most exact term is the oropharynx cancer, back of
the throat,neck,jaw,
im told that i have approximately a year to live,
i am at the moment having paliative chimitherapy

I believe I am being discriminated against in my position because of
my terminal cancer diagnosis. I have a supervisory position and
occasionally I will share my medical status with the 80 or so people I
supervise. I believe in being real. I don't flaunt it or whine about

Thank you everyone for your support and kindness.
My sister has practically forced him to live this long.  I think she sees
that palliative care is the best now, she will quit striving for a cure.
It is awfully hard to let someone go, as you all know.

Four weeks ago I went to see my doc because a lump appeared on the side
of my neck overnight. He ordered a chest xray and it turned out to be
lung cancer. At 42, I had never considered this to be even a possiblity,
but life has a way of giving you a curve ball now and then, and this ...

To any who are interested in finding out more about the Gerson Therapy for
cancer and other degenerative diseases, the prizewinning documentary "The
Gerson Miracle" will be shown again on the Free Speech TV network
(www.freespeech.org) on October 26 and 27.

I've posted to other newsgroups and discussion lists a circulation-boosting
technique that could potentially resist the circulation problems associated
with diabetes. I've recently realized how the same technique -- which can
also be used to reduce circulation -- could also ...

I've been reading archives all morning, just meant to be here a few
minutes.  Wish I'd been reading contemporaneously while Socks was
posting.  I just hit a lengthy exchange about our last cruise, his fears
that we wouldn't be able to go because of my on & off contracts at the

I am having nasopharyngeal  biopsy tomorrow under general anesthesia.
Did somebody who had such experience could tell me what it's like?

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Dad passed away peacefully at 3:00am on 19 October 2005 in hospital
surrounded by his loving family who held a bedside vigil.  He celebrated his
66th birthday on 5 October 2005 and he was a medical General Practitioner
who helped so many people in his career spanning 22 years.  His ...

Dear gorup,
after my father finished the radio and chemo treatment for the nasophryngeal
carcinoma, he feels very depressed, do not want to eat anything, and
mentioned he had think of several ways to end his life, is there anything