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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / October 2005

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breast cancer clinic in China24 Oct 2005 20:44 GMT1
A friend of mine needs to move to Beijing (China) for a while.
She is under treatment for breast cancer (tamoxifen, I think). She could
not be back for several months.
I understand that the net in not the best place to get reccomendations
Bladder Cancer (no *not* Ken!)23 Oct 2005 10:31 GMT2
Just wanted to get that off my chest before anyone reads the sig line
and their heart stops....I found out today that the wife of the guy that
is doing the major remodelling work on my house had been diagnosed with
bladder cancer.
Poorly differentiated embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma23 Oct 2005 10:09 GMT2
Dear folks,
Please, if you know of any one who has fought against  "Poorly
differentiated embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma", or has a child suffering
from this disease, request them to mail me at nirupama.kapoor@gmail.com
Ping:  J!!23 Oct 2005 08:58 GMT1
Dad wrote an email for all of our family and friends about Mom.  Maybe this
will explain things better...
My wife, Shirley, has now entered into another phase of her battle with
endometrial cancer which has metastasized in her lungs.  For the past
to J23 Oct 2005 04:22 GMT17
J, you are a very special person.  I learned that with the long illness of
Sox, God bless him.
You, J, are very supportive, empathetic, warm, honest, caring, and more.
You say you are not a physician, but you must have been around enough cancer
the cancer industry22 Oct 2005 23:39 GMT4
Have you ever thought something like this?
The cancer industry is based on an elaborate pretence. The 'experts' know
what causes cancer and that it can be cured quite easily without 'slash,
burn, poison' treatment. They, and their government paymasters, keep this
looking for support - worried about bone mets22 Oct 2005 19:38 GMT14
This is only my second post to this group. Thanks to everyone who
responded to my first. I wasn't very good about responding back.  I've
been away taking care of my father who is nearing the end of his first
round of chemo for extensive small cell lung cancer.
secondary rectal cancer in pouch of douglas22 Oct 2005 09:09 GMT1
Hello.I'm due to have a hysterectomy and either a temporary ileostomy
or permanent colostomy on 27 Oct. 2005 for a secondary adenocarcinoma
in the pouch of Douglas[a sort of cul-de-sac in the peritoneum
inbetween the reproductive organs and the rectum].The primary was in
3,500 Coat Hangers21 Oct 2005 03:57 GMT16
This is from a caregiver magazine - maybe opens up some issues?
Like clearing things out after a loved one passes away.
Like what is best for the partner after a loved one passes away.
Like coat hangers and other (thought to be) minutia one leaves behind.
Help !!!!20 Oct 2005 14:12 GMT8
I posted a few days back about my wife's struggle with malignant melanoma
and how well my wife is dealing with it all, what I want to ask is "why have
I not cracked/got emotional/cried etc etc ?" obviously I am absolutely
devastated and don't want to lose her but I will and ...
Blood-calcium level20 Oct 2005 11:38 GMT13
Hi group...
I haven't posted in a while b/c my mom has been hanging in there.  Up until
yesterday, she's been on the Megace and doing/feeling quite well.  This past
Thursday was her 3 month check up.  Yesterday, she and Dad went to discuss
Our Vegas Trip Cancelled20 Oct 2005 09:06 GMT14
Well, here I am, in the hospital and our trip to Vegas cancelled. Thankfully
I got travel insurance so we will be able to reschedule our trip. Was a dumb
idea to take it at this time anyway when I knew my white blood count would
be low! :)
Mark's mom20 Oct 2005 06:03 GMT1
Very good to hear that your Mom can enjoy life again.  I am glad you brought
us up to date.
Jackie
My BIL again, advice please19 Oct 2005 11:36 GMT5
My BIL has suddenly begun having much pain, cannot move, hurts when touched,
mumbles, incoherent, confused.
Taken to ER and subsequent brain scan shows big brain tumor.
Probably glioblastoma multiforme.
Estrogen receptor: interactions between radiotherapy and estrogens or antiestrogens in breast cancer cells.19 Oct 2005 09:54 GMT1
Interaction between estrogen receptor alpha, ionizing radiation and
(anti)-estrogens in breast cancer cells.
by Robert-Alain Toillon, Nicolas Magné, Ioanna Laïos, Marc Lacroix,
Hughes Duvillier, Laurence Lagneaux, Paul VanHoutte, Guy Leclercq
Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 September, 2005
 
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