sinus/nasal carcinoma
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Dear friend,
I am 54 and have been battling Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma from 1997 when the first tumor appeared from under my left upper lip. It has been a horror story that would take much time to share. I have had 3 recurrences since '97. I have lost my nose (nov 2000) and part of my palatte and 4 teeth (jun 2002). As far as I know, I am presently clean. Am presently under the care of Dr. Lawrence Marentette of U of M in Ann Arbor Michigan.
If you would like to talk more, you may reach me at Rhinonixx@aol.com
God Bless,
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hello,
i am looking for people just like yourself. my husband was just told he had nasal carcinoma and are talking about removing his nose and is not sure what level we are facing!!! looking for support and someone like yourself that has been through treatment. treatments are starting to sound as bad as the cancer it self. our email is amarleaux2@earthlink.net please contact for support0 -
my daughter was having headaches so i wanted scans done because of my family history. dad died at 48 of brain anurysm. they found a tumor on her left emthnoid sinus. it came back as adencarcinoma.we now are on her 3 surgery within a year . they didnt want her to have any radiation or kemo due to her age but the doc. here are stumped over this tumor. they dont uderstand it.good luck and please keep us up dated on your finding. mar.amarleaux2 said:hello,
i am looking for people just like yourself. my husband was just told he had nasal carcinoma and are talking about removing his nose and is not sure what level we are facing!!! looking for support and someone like yourself that has been through treatment. treatments are starting to sound as bad as the cancer it self. our email is amarleaux2@earthlink.net please contact for support0 -
im not sure what the difference from nasal cancer and nasopharygral cancer. Both in the nasal area. I Im also a survivor but what a large price I have to suffer today brcause of the aggressive radiation treatment. Unbearable at times. Congradulations on your recovery. You have a new chance at life. I havent found out yet why I ended up with so much damage.0
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