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Sounds good Jeremy.
Many people here say that surgery in a way is lot easier than chemo. I personally would take surgery any time over chemo.
Dont forget to start taking 400mg Cimetidin twice a day a week before and 2 weeks after surgery. It seems to prevent the cancer spreading during surgery.
Good luck and everything will be ok.
Laz
Ps. It's kind of personal, but can they spare the sphyncter in your case? It was not possible for me, but I'm allright.
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Good luck, Jeremy. I agreelp1964 said:Sounds good Jeremy.
Many people here say that surgery in a way is lot easier than chemo. I personally would take surgery any time over chemo.
Dont forget to start taking 400mg Cimetidin twice a day a week before and 2 weeks after surgery. It seems to prevent the cancer spreading during surgery.
Good luck and everything will be ok.
Laz
Ps. It's kind of personal, but can they spare the sphyncter in your case? It was not possible for me, but I'm allright.
Good luck, Jeremy. I agree with others that the chemo experience is worse than surgery. Know that we are all rooting for you. I am a believer in taking cimetidine beforehand, too.
Hang In! Think positive.
wishes and prayers.
CM
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The doctor believes thelp1964 said:Sounds good Jeremy.
Many people here say that surgery in a way is lot easier than chemo. I personally would take surgery any time over chemo.
Dont forget to start taking 400mg Cimetidin twice a day a week before and 2 weeks after surgery. It seems to prevent the cancer spreading during surgery.
Good luck and everything will be ok.
Laz
Ps. It's kind of personal, but can they spare the sphyncter in your case? It was not possible for me, but I'm allright.
The doctor believes the cancer is high enough to save it. But wont know for sure till surgery.
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