Very short question, not simple, nor easy...
I have a relative,  that will be dying soon, in the next few days of Lung
Cancer, which has spread.  He has not come to terms with his illness yet,
and believes with all his heart the doctors are wrong.  Everyone keeps

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Hi' everyone,
I have bladder cancer and have another tumour. I used to have my
cystoscopies at a hospital about 1 hour away. I live in a country area and
now that surgeon has retired so I am being sent to another hospital a little

Can someone tell me how often these are cancerous? Not including those
that are ruled out by xray. Once radiologist recommends a biopsy how
likely is it that they are cancerous?

You may remember my story, my doctor gave me 4 months to live, 12 - 14
months with successful chemo. He told me we would try three chemo
treatments and if there was improvement, we would go from there, if
there was no improvement he could do nothing else for me. My CT scan

I was diagnosed in October. I have a large tumor on my left lung, and
cancer has spread to my bones and lymphatic system. I have been
relatively symptom-free, except for pain in the bones. A monthly IV of
premitidine (I think that's the name) takes care of the pain in my

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I know it's a complicated issue, but I sometimes can't help but
wonder...  What would be the outcome if the $260 billion spent on Iraq
were used instead to find a cure for cancer?
OK. Let the flames come and I promise not to reply because I don't

I know that this is a question which has been asked in this group
before but individuals' circumstances and symptoms vary. I also know
that the best advice is to see a medical professional.
I do want to see a professional but am in two minds: on the one hand,

Does anyone know why a bone marrow biopsy can't be performed while the
patient is under at least partial anesthesia?  The procedure is awfully
painful when they get into the pelvis bone. Has anyone had it with some kind
of anesthesia? Thanks in advance.

Not a very nice subject - but here goes....
I finished chemo seven weeks ago.  I no longer get nausea but I still
do have very bad diarrhoea.  Some days are worse than others.  Is this
normal?  I know everyone's different but should I be concerned?

I know that a lot of people are interested in Cancer Insurance, but
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(about ten minutes) that explains the basics to you.
Why an MP3?  Two reasons:

I know pretty much all there is to know about colorectal cancer, having
been by my Franzi's side from original diagnosis and two recurrences
through the final days.  But I have very little knowledge about lung
cancer and how it matastisizes, or if it does.  Today I had an e-mail

Lately I read about Vitamin C IV (intravenous) as a cancer prophylaxe.
So I went to my pharmacy and bought a bunch of Cevitol ampulles.
When I arrived at my doctor's he told me, its absolutely useless to
insist on the IV-shot, I can drink the "Ascorbin-acid" as well!