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neuroendocrine small cell carcenoma
I am just looking for any survivors of this cancer out there or anyone else dealing with this cancer. Mine presented with a tumor on my cervix. We removed it along with a full hysterectomy and 50 lymph nodes, two of which had cancer. I am now undergoing 6 rounds of chemo (3 days on, 18 days off, 6 times) then I will do…
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high grade neuroendocrine carcinoma of the stomach
My 33 old husband has been diagnosed with NEC in stomach with mets to liver. As per the biopsy, ki67 index of stomach is less than 10% while the index for the liver is up to 40% (high grade). He cannot have a surgery because it's too invasive. The oncologist said its not curable and the goal of the treatment is to control…
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PanCan Spouse Diagnosed 10/2015
Please go to Rare and other Cancers and look at my thread that I have posted. Please help me out with what I am going through with my spouse. How can I relate to him.
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Polymorphous adenocarcinoma
I am aware that this is a cancer "survivor" forum. And that I will certainly be. There is not a lot of information available for the tumor I was told I had. Dreading the aftermath of my surgery, I applaud every single person on here for their strength, encouragement, and confidence. I hope to be able to do the same.
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More than a little dazed and confused, not to mention scared!
About 2 years ago, I was diagnosed with vulvar cancer ending in a radical vulvectomy. I haven't been able to keep up with all my check ups due to financial hardship, but just recently I have found 4 lumps in my pelvic area and a 5th one in my groin between my thigh and pelvis. I'm stunned into not moving, has anyone ever…
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Gastrinoma
I just diagnosed with rare cancer Gastrinoma Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia 1 (MEN-1) and would like to meet someone with same. I am so scared and I misdiagnosed for 4 years by a few doctors for simple fasting Gastrin blood test.
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Surgical Recommendations for Advanced Gallbladder (GBC) Stage IV
Hi, everyone. I am helping to find a surgeon for a dear friend diagnosed with Stage IV GBC (Gallbladder cancer) in November, 2014. She did well on Gemzar/Cisplatin but when it quit working, opted for genetic testing through Perthera (using Caris and FoundationOne labs) to see if she had HER2 expression, which has recently…
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Looking for anyone with Trachea Cancer
I am looking for anyone that may have trachea cancer as I do.. I have had one week of radiation now and wondering what I have in my future as far as treatment, They don't seem to have much info on this type of cancer. Would just like to have someone to communicate with on this subject. Thanks, looking forward to hearing…
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pheochromocytoma and adrenal cancer
hi everyone my question is about inherited risk,my mother had this in 2000 she passed away very young at 44,.i am 35 now. also is adrenal cancer anything to do with thyroid conditons? she had congential hypothyroidism,i was diagnosed 2 years ago with it. i am complicated in all his by being adopoted and having no rights to…
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Immune System Isulins
In 2015 I went through chemo treatment but had to temporary stop my treatment due to my immune system becoming very low at would place me in a life threaten status if I had continue with my chemo. I knew that I would have to complete my chemo treatment at some point so now that 2016 has arrived, the cancer remains but has…
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Appendix cancer/ovarian cancer?
I was diagnosed with appendix cancer in June 2011. Had surgery only. The thought was that it was caught early and hadn't spread. Been getting tumor markers and CT scans every 6 months. Last one was early Feb. 2012 - everything clear. I'm 52, had been having regular periods until the surgery in June when they all stopped…
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mediastinal Germ Cell Tumors
hi everyone..i'm a ewbee here and also a cancer survivor of 20 some years.. now our oldest son has mediastinal Germ Cell Tumors, a rare version of cancer and he has it in the chest cavity as well as in his lymph glands..he is in a cancer treatment centre ..he had devoloped some fluid around his heart .they think that it(…
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Uterine Papillary Serous Carcinoma (UPSC): anyone else out there???
I was diagnosed with UPSC, and had a total hysterectomy and 25 lymph nodes removed for staging 2 weeks ago. The cancer had penetrated into the 2nd half of the uterine wall and into 1 fallopian tube, but my cervix and ovaries (all cut out now) were clear. One of the 25 nodes removed showed microscopic traces of the cancer,…
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Any Adrenal Cortical Carcinoma Survivors, please share your story!
My husband (32 years old) was diagnosed in July with Stage 3 Adrenal Cortical Carcinoma after having surgery to remove a 14 cm mass. The surgery was performed by a well-renowed local endocrine surgeon, but after finding out that it was indeed cancerous, we made the decision to seek medical help at MD Anderson in Houston. A…
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Does Alternative Medicine help treat Cancer?
Hello everyone, My mom is at her end of life stage with pancreatic cancer, she's 62 years old and was diagnosted May 2012. It's a rough time for everyone and she's at a point where she is ready to let go. Through her ordeal I found it touching how much a positive mindset helped her prolong not only her life, but its…
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Gallbladder cancer - can anyone offer any support
Hi, our world has been torn apart and I was wondering if anyone out there could offer any wise words or positivity to my family. My amazing mum (who has just turned 63) was told on Thursday that the gallbladder which was recently removed two weeks ago during a routine open surgery is T2 NX adenocarcinoma of the neck of the…
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Planned Outage on 10/9
There will be a planned CSN outage on 10/9/15 from 5am-8am EST while the site undergoes some maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience. Rowan CSN Support Team
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Ampullary Cancer
I was diagnosed with Ampullary Cancer, stage 111, T4T1M0 in March of 2010 at the age of 45. Whipple procedure was performed and went beautifully. 5 1/2 weeks later, I began Chemo. My chemo meds were Oxiliplatin and Xeloda. They have proven to be very effective. I've reached the 5 year milestone and continue to do well. I…
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pancreatic cancer is there anyone
my wife was diagnosed last may shes going to university of mich clinical trial of gemzar with wee one inhibitor on monday following mon. the same then off a week said stage 2b localized inoperatable in head of pancreaous hasn't spread, the problem is its wrapped around two major arteries they hope the chemo plus next week…
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cancer blood count
my brother in law has beek feeling sick and his doctor tested him for alot of different things and they said they found cancer cells in his blood at first the count was 15 percent and then 25 and now 40 they did every scan and test on him to find out where they cancer was but they cant find anything. is there a type of…
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Just a celebration of life
Today marks 7 years since my Whipple surgery for stage 3 pancreatic cancer! I posted this not to brag, but, to let folks know there is always a chance to beat the odds and to never just give up! Wishing everyone a BLESSED DAY!
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Metastatic Adenocarcinoma of the Jejunum (Small Intestine)
Finding some stories on these discussion boards that are very encouraging especially since this cancer is rare but have yet to find a match to someone else going through this same cancer. My 58 yr old husband was just diagnosed stage 4 Small Intestine Cancer of the Jejunum at the end of January. There are small metastases…
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Urethral Cancer
Hi Everyone, Has anybody else ever had urethral cancer? I had been going to my doctor for about two years complaining of blood in my urine and pain. He said it was my prostate and treated it as such. The symptoms got worse and after many months of medications he sent me to a urologist. The urologist was not happy when he…
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solid mass in my gluteus maximus
I am 34 years old, and hospital just accidentaly found a mass in my gluteus maximus. I am sooo scared, and I hear this is very rare... Anyone else hear of this?
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Uterine Carcino Sarcoma
Hi All, About 2 months ago, I began to get stabbing pains when "evacuating". I found myself bracing every time I had to go. My husband could hear me trying to breath through it. In the beginning, it would happen every now and then. It was exactly the type of pain I had endured when I had endometriosis. That took 3…
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Any survivors of Cholangiocarcinoma?
My uncle was diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma, and has been cured, but experiences pain constantly. He is very despondent, and beleieves he has only 4 years left to live. He desires to talk to anybody that has had Cholangiocarcinoma; just to see what to expect. If you have survived Cholangiocarcinoma, please email me at:…
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Angiosarcoma
Hello Everyone. My Name is Paul and I am trying to get some info for my Dad. He was diagnosed last month with angiosarcoma. He has a mass removed from his nose and forhead and they have found spots on his lungs during a PET scan they then did a lung biopsy and determined it is cancer but they are unsure what type. Our…
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Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis
Hi, I am asking for anyone who has a loved one with Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis of the Central Nervous System (my sister has it from the brain and the spinal cord.) My sister is British living in Australia with her young family and is 39 years old. She has in the last 12 weeks been diagnosed with the condition and is…
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Pancreatic Cancer - a life changing event
hi all; First of all, pardon my humor, it is my defense mechanism. I have to laugh and I try to find the humor in everything, including this....situation. Now on with it........ I am on an adventure. I was diagnosed at the end of July 2014 with Stage 4 Pancreatic cancer. Needless to say I was not expecting this. I even…
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lg. cell, Sm. cell gastrointestinal nueroendocrine carcinoma
My questions is, I have been in remission for 13 months today from gallbladder cancer and large cell and small cell gastrointestinal nueoendocrine carcinoma! I went to my family doctor yesterday and found out I have a UTI. The doctor told me there was bilirubin found in my urine. The doctor I seen said she did not know if…