My father who is 66 years old was diagnosed with stomach cancer two months
ago.  He had 75% of his stomach removed and has done remarkably well.  The
tumor was smaller than they thought, just over 1cm in size.  He is eating
really well, a child's portion meal and his doctors were ...

Hello everyone.  I had posted back around November I believe, and it was
just in reference to what I thought was skin cancer at that time.  I had
been to a Dermotologist Surgeon for removal of squamous cell carcinoma on my
scalp.  At the same time I mentioned 3 other areas ( all ...

I am visiting in Germany and will see Franzi's niece who has inoperable
lung cancer.  She has several tumors in the abdomen and last week a
surgeon removed the biggest and fastest growing, and a couple of small
ones.  I believe there is also some more and I know of one on a kidney.

http://www.nypost.com/health/64741.htm
April 20, 2006 -- DUBLIN, Ireland - Persistent hiccupping, in addition
to weight-loss and difficulty swallowing, could be a warning sign of
cancer of the esophagus, a researcher said yesterday.

A friend of mine two and half years ago had colon cancer. Now it was found
in the lung and completely removed. It was not found anywhere else! Doctors
gave him a choice of chemo or not. Any thoughts?

Need Help!!
My uncle having advance gallbladder Ca with liver metastatic. The doctors
dont recommend for surgery and have give up for this case
I need any recommendation and oppurtunity from all of you for this case

Hi Steph:
I posted the stuff below awhile back, but you were out of town. I'm
wondering if you have any suggestions/additions that I can relay:

Lawrence LeShan was a PhD, researcher and author, who did some
independent research at Dr. Revici's hospital, received a grant to do
some research at another hospital. Here is what he said in his own
words:

Sorry, can't find the original thread.  I was going to tell you all how
mother had sailed through her first day of radiotherapy and how she was
looking forward to having a bit of a healthy glow for a bit... but she's
just phoned and it turns out that said treatment (scheduled for ...

Hi folks. It's been a while since I've posted. Things are going okay
although it is STILL tough getting over the loss of my Dad. July 7th will be
a year.
HOWEVER, THAT'S NOT THE PURPOSE OF THIS POST. I have a friend who is now in

I'm just after a little help really, and maybe some personal
experiences to ease my mind.
I got diagnosed with a low grade glioma nearly 3 years ago and i've
been getting scanned since then.  It hasn't changed at all as far as my

Are you a dentist or doctor/ do you know anything about oral cancer?
I have a lump on the side of my tongue:
http://www.geocities.com/ryan.maloney/DSC00036.JPG
At first I thought I had bitten the side of my tongue (I thought maybe

Curt is on his 2nd hospice service. the first one would not allow him
to get any blood transfusions because they consider that life
prolonging.
He has had 2 bouts of fecal impaction and congestive heart failure with

I've recently been experiencing joint pain and stiffness in my fingers,
hips and knees.  It is particularly bad in my hands first thing in the
morning and I can hardly move my fingers.
I was just wondering if it could be an unlisted side-effect of ABVD, or

Dear Friends,
Please read this remarkable story of hope. My 92 year old mother beat
stage 4 cancer. Her gynecological oncologist at the University of
Pittsburgh Medical Center gave her no hope. Six months later he called