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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / December 2006

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A little update re: Mom19 Dec 2006 23:56 GMT3
She's now in Depends.  She still makes it to the bathroom, but the nurse
talked her into wearing them.  I was shocked when Dad told me this.  I
thought she'd fight that tooth and nail!!
This morning, she woke up complaining that her back hurt and she had a
primary sarcoma of the brain  info wanted19 Dec 2006 23:54 GMT4
anyone know where I can find more information about this. all I am finding
so far is
"SARCOMA
Primary sarcomas in the brain are rare. They arise from the dura, the pia
Anaplastic Astrocytoma in a 62 y-o  woman19 Dec 2006 23:01 GMT5
Around 08-Nov-2006,  my mother began experiencing numbness in some areas of
the right side of her face, right arm and leg. She retained, however, full
motricity and was able to function normaly.  She consulted her family doctor
who tought it was somewhat of a sore nerve due to cold ...
Anaplastic Astrocytoma in a 62 y-o  woman19 Dec 2006 12:26 GMT1
Around 08-Nov-2006,  my mother began experiencing numbness in some areas of
the right side of her face, right arm and leg. She retained, however, full
motricity and was able to function normaly.  She consulted her family doctor
who tought it was somewhat of a sore nerve due to ...
TQ:  Surviving Cancer19 Dec 2006 10:09 GMT9
TQ's webpage; she had asked me to post this if I didn't hear from her
by yesterday, the 12th of December.
SURVIVING CANCER
What to do when told you have cancer
Biopsy of uterine thickening19 Dec 2006 05:29 GMT3
A friend & co-worker is going in for a biopsy of thickened uterine
lining this afternoon.  Since 1999, the thickness has grown from 6mm to
39mm.  She only found out about this Thursday as a result of an
ultrasound & the doc wants her in today (maybe just a cancellation).
shoulder pain & FOLFOX6 chemo18 Dec 2006 16:45 GMT7
I'm on FOLFOX6 w/Avastin.  Three times now, I've experienced pain in my
right shoulder, starting right after infusion, progressing for a couple
of days, then tapering off.  Previously we'd (incl. onco) put it down
to probable muscle pain from events preceding infusion, like yard ...
anyone using avastin and erbitux together please respond18 Dec 2006 03:22 GMT1
If you are now or ever have been on any chemo regimine that had avastin
and erbitux both in it in a non clinicl trial setting, PLEASE respond to
this post with the following information: What was the whole regimine,
when was it given to you, how effective was/is it, did your ...
Starry Night18 Dec 2006 03:07 GMT4
I was reading one of my son's Van Gogh books a few years back when I got
news that my cousin had just died from leukaemia. The book consists of his
paintings and letters from him to his brother Theo. His painting Starry
Night was accompanied by the following letter from 1889 ...
Good site, good people, good information18 Dec 2006 02:31 GMT2
http://www.cancerdiscussion.com
Share questions, advice, stories of hope.
Public discussions about any type of cancer.
For patients, families, and friends.
anyone using avastin and erbitux together please respond18 Dec 2006 01:49 GMT1
If you are now or ever have been on any chemo regimine that had avastin
and erbitux both in it in a non clinicl trial setting, PLEASE respond to
this post with the following information: What was the whole regimine,
when was it given to you, how effective was/is it, did your ...
Leaving hosipital against docs orders17 Dec 2006 17:44 GMT9
Grrrr!!  Once again my hubby can find away to make an already
complicated situation more complicated (bless his heart).  His 7 days
of chemo ends tonight and he's leaving the hosipital and coming home
immediatly. His onco flat out told him that if he leaves his chances of
Need advice on clinical trials17 Dec 2006 14:44 GMT32
Since my oncologist refuses to help me figure out which clinical trial
may help (too busy) and has said that clinical trial is my only option
if I fail ironnaticin and herbitux, which he says he'd like to save as
last resort if I fail clinical trials.
Question about a lung node17 Dec 2006 01:55 GMT1
I am stage IV colon cancer with signet ring cell mets to peritonial
area. My main or source tumor (right side ascending 13 cm at cecum)
along with peritonium and omentum were removed 1 year ago. 1 of 13 lyph
nodes came back positive for cancer. I did OK on 1st line chemo of
Does anyone think there is a connection between cancer and    diabetes?16 Dec 2006 21:40 GMT1
I've met a lot of people who have had cancer who are also diabetics. I
have always wondered if there is some correlation.
What have the scientific studies said in regards to this? Many thanks.
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