Dad passed away peacefully at 11:10am this morning with his wife and
children at his side. His final hours had no pain or suffering.
Nina
Take Time to See

Sorry to bother you all again, and if I have asked this already, just add
another number to my foggy moments.
Okay, the CT scan was good with the chemo doing its job, everything smaller
or resolved (even though more extensive than I knew), and the blood work was

This has been on my mind for sometime now, and I wanted to ask you all
a few questions. I have read an article at
http://www.medical-health-care-information.com/encyclopedia/C/Cancer.asp
which says "Certain cancers are more common in particular geographic

my dad has stomach cancer, majority of his stomach was removed and his
recovered. until 6 months ago. now he cannot keep anything down
including water. his been back to the doctor but they have found
nothing wrong with him and they all say it's mind of the matter. is

I desperately need to talk.

is there a cure for mesothelioma?
http://www.teenwag.com/poll?n=641&show=next

my dad has stomach cancer, majority of his stomach was removed and his
recovered. until 6 months ago. now he cannot keep anything down
including water. his been back to the doctor but they have found
nothing wrong with him and they all say it's mind of the matter. is

I have a friend with gallbladder cancer which has metastasized after
surgery 9 months ago and six months of gemcitibine with oxalyplatin and
when the cancer reappeared after that, she is now on Xeloda. She had
gallstones over a 14 year history. No one ever suggested she have her

http://www.medpagetoday.com/MeetingCoverage/ASCOGI/msnbc/4908
ASCO GI: Small Benefit Seen for Erbitux Plus Camptosar in Refractory
Gastric Cancer
By Ed Susman, Contributing Writer, MedPage Today

Does anyone know about Doxyl as a treatment for ovarian cancer, and how bad
the cardiac side-effects are supposed to be ?

My wife was diagnosed with an inoperable gastric cancer in January 2006. She
had 6 cycles of ECF which ended in mid June and has been pretty much symptom
free until about four weeks ago. The original symptom of not being able to
eat anything but a few mouthfuls is now coming back ...

The pain, that is.
sh.t.
It started gradually about a month ago, until now the only relief I
get is with 25 mg of oxycodone every 4 hours and even then it doesn't

Well I just got back from Baltimore, I was supposed to have
cytoreductive surgery and heated interperintonial chemo but did not get
it because these stupid florida doctors don't know their butts from a
hole in the ground

TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients.
I may be an electrical engineer, but I have more than just a hunch that
melanoma is a Vitamin D deficiency cancer.  Please consider the
following.

My mother is 70 years old,
has diabetes
and just had a Colostomy, due to a colon cancer....
She has now a long list of food and drinks she can't eat/drink.