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Life was perfect for me as 2017 darned.  Both my husband and I were retired, allowing us to travel where and when we wanted   i could est what I liked, drink wine with my meals and even enjoy a cocktail when I wanted.  I walked 10 miles a day and could gilf and ride my bike.

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I'm not familiar with how this works yet...is a Blog entry the same as a "post?"  Thanks.  I had complete hysterectomy im Jan 2019, then Carbo/Taxol chemo for six treatments followed by pelvic radiation for 28 treatments.  First CT scan was clear.  Second scan shows cancer on adrenal gland.  Starting on DOXIL chemo next week.  Very scared.  Anyone with similar experience?  Thank you.  

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I just had my first MRI after 15 weeks and there is no evidence of the tumour but the mesorectal nodes have not disappeared- just shrunk bu 50%  Does that mean I need  the APR surgery?

Anyone know?

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I was able to walk up a flight of stairs today! I haven't done that in about 6 weeks! I'm excited about the progress and the lean toward more independence.

https://mycancercrusade.wordpress.com/2019/12/09/the-journey-begins/

I went to NC and found myself in the unfortunate position of needing more help than my boyfriend could give. I woke up one morning and cried and cried about it, it was a terrible morning. So I returned to New York where I subsequently got a hip replacement. It's about 8 months since my bone marrow transplant and about a month since my hip replacement. I have joint issues that are attributed to GVHD (graft vs host disease.) My hip feels good but my other joints are making the recovery process more painful and more difficult. They switched my medications and put me on Prednisone.

Well I had a little discharge and didn't really think anything of it and Wow, Boom, life as I knew it is gone.  I had a radical hysterectomy.  I have started chemo and just had a port put in yesterday.  I am struggling with the medical community, I have made radical changes to my life as I am hoping to save it if possible, I feel like I have to figure everything out myself as the medical community sort of takes a know nothing approach - anyone want to make some suggestions as to dos and don'ts.  

I am a 23 year Cancer survivor. I was 22 years old when I was diagnosed and it has made my life difficult to say the least. 

Hi friends,
I'm Rose who has been diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma on September 2016, I really wanna share with u all about my journey not only in the cancer treatment but also my journey with my lord.I hope my lord gives me crct guidance to spread his miracle here as well..