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Uterine/Endometrial Cancer

Missing Miss Linda
Linda and her family have been on my mind all day... My heart aches for them and I pray that the Lord is comforting them as only he can. I remember how much she loved Christmas with her children and especially her grandchildren. In the early days... the first Christmas after dx, it was so important to her to make memories…
first uterine now having biopsy for thyroid cancer
Hello, I have not been on the boards for a while, long story, but my college daughter was in a serious accident and I have been living out of state so I could be close to her, I have been gone for over a month and a half. She was riding her bike in Cambridge, Mass in the bike lane, and was "doored." This means that someone…
International Rare Cancer Initiative
My genetics doctor told me about this the other day.....This initiative is a global collaboration —"an initiative to boost the development of new treatments for patients with rare cancers. This International Rare Cancers Initiative (IRCI) will design and fund clinical trials of treatments for rare cancers – defined as…
sweetners
Just what artificial sweeteners are ok and what brand and how much tummeric is good? I was just told to stay away from processed meats. Thanks, Debrajo
what has people's experience with avastin been with uterine ca?
i recall linda saying it was a lot easier than regular chemo, so i'm hoping she was correct. sisterhood, maggie
Tissue Assay/ Functional Profile: thoughts and questions.
We have chatted about this off and on for a few years. That issue of the tissue assay is so baffling to me – so basic. Docs order scans and bloodwork, but assume that the standard drugs will always work. How many lives can be saved by being more exact in the selection of treatment. Have lives been shortened because vital…
USPC - Mass Found in Supraclavlcular Area - CT Scan Reads Like Death Sentence
Hello Every. As most of you know, I'm rarely on here unless I need something. I wish I had the time to read and respond to every post, because I get so much information, encouragement and comfort from reading all the posts. I have been NED from USPC since Jan, 2011 and have felt really good, except some cramps like I used…
I have a question,
What would you ladies say(or do) to doctors who DID NOT bother to stage my USPC because I had "too many" other morbities issues? I later found through digging through my medical records on line that I had 1a USPC. I had the radical hysterectomy with the five rounds of radiation and six rounds of Carbo/taxol. I was…
Uterine Cancer
Hi, My mother, who just turned 71, was recently diagnosed with uterine cancer and awaiting to see a gynecologic oncologist next week to find out the stage and grade. Does anyone have the name of a good gynecologic oncologist in the Dallas, TX area? We were give a name by her GYN but of course, I would love to seek a second…
Stage 1 UPSC
Here's a good review of the literature discussing management and outcome of women with Stage 1 uterine papillary serous carcinoma. Remember that with the new FIGO system, surgically staged 1b has been collapsed into Stage 1a, which may make the findings of new studies seem worse than those reported prior to this change.…
New Tumor two months post surgery and chemo now Onco suggests Interventional Radiation. Need advice
Hi All, To update. July 2010 had Dx, surgery, chemo treatment four carbo taxol, two Doxil carbo, till end of Jan 2011. Then Meggace till October when 8 cm tumor found and surgically excised, no more Meggace, then three Gemzar Carbo. Then CAT and PET where new 'hot' spots found. Yesterday, Tuesday, went to Interventional…
Type II Diabetic - perspectives on artificial sweeteners affecting tumor growth?
I'm newly diagnosed and trying to read all the information I can on my cancer and wondered if there is any proof/study on artificial sweeteners and tumor growth. I know there are several now but I usually just try to only use items with splenda rather than aspartame and rarely use things with saccharin. Thanks, Julia
Grade I Stage II Endromtetrioid Adenocarcinoma Questioning radiation
Has anyone been a Grade I Stage II and chosen not to have radiation? I am very concerned about reoccurring issues after radiation treatments. I don't want to become chronically ill due to the radiation especially if the radiation is a precautionary measure after a complete hysterectomy because they are not sure if they got…
RO - 10
RO, Noticed that you are posting again, How was your trip? trisha
Ah, the many wonderous joys of turmeric
But don't forget to use it in conjuction with black pepper and olive oil for the most bioavailabilty. The drug companies did try to get a patent on turmeric, but India stepped in as said I don't think so buddy. Go India!!!!! Turmeric has a peppery, warm and bitter flavor and a mild fragrance slightly reminiscent of orange…
Anyone Have Info./Experience With Regard to PR Receptors?
I am just wondering if any of you have any information and have had experience in finding out on your pathology report about the levels of your Progesterone Receptors? I have read numerous articles in the medical journals that claim this is the single most important prognostic factor besides stage and that high PR is…
Anyone Have Info./Experience With Regard to PR Receptors?
I am just wondering if any of you have any information and have had experience in finding out on your pathology report about the levels of your Progesterone Receptors? I have read numerous articles in the medical journals that claim this is the single most important prognostic factor besides stage and that high PR is…
Curcumin effective against psoriasis
I decided to repost this with its own title as I'm sure that all thought I was responding negatively to Claudia's post about curcumin and taxol. :) My husband has been battling moderate to severe psoriasis for several years with little success, even trying Enbrel. Enbrel worked some but cost a ton and his insurance company…
p53 study conducted by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) -this explains a bit ab
First Analysis of Tumor-Suppressor Interactions With Whole Genome in Normal Human Cells Reveals Key Differences With Cancer Cells ScienceDaily (Nov. 30, 2011) — Scientists investigating the interactions, or binding patterns, of a major tumor-suppressor protein known as p53 with the entire genome in normal human cells have…
I started crying today when I was updating my email and saw fran's name.
Even though we seldom actually see one another, the bonds we make here are very close. When one of us dies, it instills such a great quiet sadness. I will miss her. Can't bear to remove her email address. Whenever I see it, the memories will come back. She, and others, will be missed but not forgotten. Heart to heart. Life…
Went to Seattle DR.Yesterday for another Opinon about Mom
First of all, I would like to say thank you for your responding.All of you are correct in what you have said.Moms Dr.In Seattle the one who did the Surgery said It Is Unfortunate The Chemo Didnt work,And that it came back so fast.But she said No one Can Predict how long any one has to live.I thought it did work since her…
Natural Compounds in Cancer Therapy: Promising Nontoxic Antitumor Agents From Plants & Other Natural
The good news is it now available from amazon for 84ish instead of $400. Could be free still at the url in the email at the bottom. I was able to order one from the libray system. This is a review, in case some of you might be interested in really delving into cancer's origins, progressions and how nutrients can work…
USPC - MD Anderson - Houston, TX
I live in Houston, TX and have had great success with my GYN/ONC for what I call phase I of USPC. From all of you, I learned USPS is not really curable, but more of a chronic illness. My doctor so informed me of the same, a couple of weeks ago. I wss diagnosed with stage IIIC USPC in April, 2010, had the total…
ANYONE WITH UPSC NOT HAVE A RECURRENCE????
sisters, just began wondering if anyone here who has upsc--whatever stage-- has not had a recurrence. would be great to hear from those of you who have not. i know other uterine cancers recur as well, unfortunately, but specifically asking about those with upsc. thanx, maggie
metastatic adenocarcinoma -small intestine from uterine cancer
My heart has broken as I'm sure many of you have felt when dealing with cancer. A woman that I love DEARLY has recently been told that she has metastatic adenocarcinoma. Her plight began with colon cancer nine years ago which was successfully resected. Four years ago, she underwent a hysterectomy due to uterine cancer.…
Mom Told she has 2 years to live
Moms cancer came back and she is on Abraxane then will start Radiation when the tumors shrink.We asked how long does she have,The Dr. said do you want me to be honest, and Mom said Yes.2 years Is what she said, then said Prove me wrong.We have been sick.I spoke with the oncologists who did the Divinci in Seattle nurse…
Comprehensive Update--Good News!--Almost NED (only two small lung nodules to go)--through Megace and
I don’t post as often as I’d like here, mostly because I’ve been preoccupied with searching out (and implementing) treatment strategies. But I do lurk, and I wanted to share my recent good news with you. I think the last time I posted anything was in relation to seeking a second opinion. I did that because I was frustrated…
Here's that very promising study regarding taking turmeric when one is taking Taxol to up the effect
[My comments: I do think this is worth reading. Talks of turmerics beneficial use in conjunction with Taxol. the spaces in the article were put there by me so it would be easier to see why you might be interested, everything else in the same. I thought I had posted this but didn't see it anywhere. Might be something to…
Found this news from Science Daily on the effects of cruciferous veggies on p53 gene interesting
Most UPSC has the mutant p53 gene. If you have your path report it might say something like stained positive for p53. Which means it stained positively for the mutant version. This is encouraging news on possibilities to turn it back to basically "normal status". The p53 gene is the one that looks around cells to see if…
Re: p53--Cancer Treatment: How Eating Fruit And Vegetables Can Improve Cancer Patients' Response To
Cancer Treatment: How Eating Fruit And Vegetables Can Improve Cancer Patients' Response To Chemotherapy ScienceDaily (Oct. 22, 2008) — The leading cause of death in all cancer patients continues to be the resistance of tumor cells to chemotherapy, a form of treatment in which chemicals are used to kill cells.…

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