Stanford
I head off to Stanford tomorrow. I received a letter stating that they would accept whatever my insurance would pay, I am afraid it will be $0. The hole in my jaw has gotten bigger, a crown popped off and my wisdom tooth fell out last week. There is still an opening from mouth to sinus and a small opening in the scar from my eye removal. Hopefully the doctor will be able to direct me to something that will close this off. I have a feeling that I am in for some more treatments.
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Thank youwmc said:Best of luck at Stanford
I know you went there before, but I fell the're the best in all the western states. You know you'll be well cared for and there staff is just the best. I hope your stay will be short and get everything taken care of.
Bill
Dr. Sunwoo is my go to man at Stanford. I have had all of my surgeries there and have been very happy with my care. Just another strange bump im my recovery journey.
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Hi Teacher
Seems like we are always in the same boat together with problems, I had a big hole open in my upper palate about 5 months ago had my ENT jumping to figure out why. Will continue to remember you in my prayers
Radiation the gift of life that never stops giving.
Tim Hondo
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dear bev, you have a lot
dear bev, you have a lot going on and I'm sorry for that. in the past you have always shown every problem/issue that YOU were in control and I'm sure you will do that now also. Saying prayers that when this is all over, so are all the problems and holes. you have been so strong, it just amazes me. we'll be waiting to hear good news and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
God bless you, Bev.
dj
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Yes TimHondo said:Hi Teacher
Seems like we are always in the same boat together with problems, I had a big hole open in my upper palate about 5 months ago had my ENT jumping to figure out why. Will continue to remember you in my prayers
Radiation the gift of life that never stops giving.
Tim Hondo
Sometimes I don't want to open a post for fear of yet another side effect I will have soon! We just returned from Stanford, Looks like osteonecrosis. Doctor did take a biopsy because my cancer presents in an unusual way. Boy did I get scoped, by 2 doctors! I didn't know that they had that much control of that wand. They were able to scope up to my scar area (orbital area) and down through the fissure in my mouth. I am waiting on an MRI, then doctor will consult with the microvascular surgeon that did my eye. Looks like surgery is in my future.
Yes Matt, thank you for remembering our little Sofia. We plan on being in Oregon for Christmas this year and our son and dil have a baby boy due in Southern California at the end of January. We will be putting miles on the vehicle.
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Sorry to hear the diagnosisKTeacher said:Yes Tim
Sometimes I don't want to open a post for fear of yet another side effect I will have soon! We just returned from Stanford, Looks like osteonecrosis. Doctor did take a biopsy because my cancer presents in an unusual way. Boy did I get scoped, by 2 doctors! I didn't know that they had that much control of that wand. They were able to scope up to my scar area (orbital area) and down through the fissure in my mouth. I am waiting on an MRI, then doctor will consult with the microvascular surgeon that did my eye. Looks like surgery is in my future.
Yes Matt, thank you for remembering our little Sofia. We plan on being in Oregon for Christmas this year and our son and dil have a baby boy due in Southern California at the end of January. We will be putting miles on the vehicle.
osteonecrosis, not osteoradionecrosis? As OC survivors this is nearly always caused by raditation. First time I have seen it not be ORN. Curious but what is the reason how you likely have the probem if not raditation related?
Good luck. You have great doctors there.
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Correctdonfoo said:Sorry to hear the diagnosis
osteonecrosis, not osteoradionecrosis? As OC survivors this is nearly always caused by raditation. First time I have seen it not be ORN. Curious but what is the reason how you likely have the probem if not raditation related?
Good luck. You have great doctors there.
Don, I think that you are correct. It is due to radiation.
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