localized recurrent osteosarcoma

todd15
todd15 Member Posts: 4
edited March 2014 in Bone Cancers #1
is there anyone out there that has a diagnosis of localized recurrent osteosarcoma that has not metasisized?

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  • AuthorUnknown
    AuthorUnknown Member Posts: 1,537 Member
    #2
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  • todd15
    todd15 Member Posts: 4
    #3
    what do you mean? this material is currently unavailable
  • marysorens
    marysorens Member Posts: 9
    #4
    Hi Todd, I know of one person off-hand who had a local recurrence of high grade osteosarcoma without mets...Allan. His story is here: http://tinyurl.com/yykzck . Out of all the stories at ABC Survivors, he is the only one in that situation (I searched them all for you). If you look in the low grade osteosarcoma section at the site where Allan's story is, you will see that Brian, Jill and Trista all had local recurrences without mets to the lungs.

    If you don't mind my asking, do you have a recurrence, and how long has it been since your initial surgery? Did you have high grade or low grade osteo?

    Take care, Mary
  • todd15
    todd15 Member Posts: 4
    #5
    marysorens said:

    Hi Todd, I know of one person off-hand who had a local recurrence of high grade osteosarcoma without mets...Allan. His story is here: http://tinyurl.com/yykzck . Out of all the stories at ABC Survivors, he is the only one in that situation (I searched them all for you). If you look in the low grade osteosarcoma section at the site where Allan's story is, you will see that Brian, Jill and Trista all had local recurrences without mets to the lungs.

    If you don't mind my asking, do you have a recurrence, and how long has it been since your initial surgery? Did you have high grade or low grade osteo?

    Take care, Mary

    sorry it took so long to respond. I had to have my right leg amputated and am now just fully able to ambulate. Yes, i have had a local recurrence. I have high grade osteosarcoma and it had been 27 months from my initial surgery.
  • 59f100
    59f100 Member Posts: 2
    #6
    Hi Todd, I have had this happen to me. My second bout was misdiagnosed for almost nine years. I went from a grade one to a grade two. The radiation treatment destroyed the bone and I ended up loosing my leg. I have a prostesis and I live a normal life. I count my blessings because I know things could be a lot worse.
    Ron
  • Donnette
    Donnette Member Posts: 2
    #7
    59f100 said:

    Hi Todd, I have had this happen to me. My second bout was misdiagnosed for almost nine years. I went from a grade one to a grade two. The radiation treatment destroyed the bone and I ended up loosing my leg. I have a prostesis and I live a normal life. I count my blessings because I know things could be a lot worse.
    Ron

    Left femur osteosarcoma
    Hi Todd,

    I was diagnosed in 97 with and osteosarcoma to the lateral distal protion of my left femur. I went 9 years without a reoccurance the diagnosed in 06 with stage 2 breast cancer.

    Today I am healthy and cancer free.

    Cancer is managable. It's all about early detection, lifestyle and determination.

    Donnette
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