Cancer 2nd Time Around
We're not sure if it's cancer but the likelihood is high, not sure where to turn who to talk to.
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My grandfather had this
My grandfather had this cancer, I had never heard of it before his diagnosis.
I dont have any advice, but I will send prayers your way that it is not back. Hugs to you!0 -
2nd Timerbw60 said:2nd Time
Tell him he is not alone, just found out on Monday my cancer has returned, this time to my right lung. I just finished Chemo and 37 rad treatments last fall.
We will go through this together. Hoping for the best,
God Bless
Robert
Robert thank you for your email, I'm sorry you have to go through this again.
Do you mind if I ask... what was the first cancer (Lung)?
How do you deciede between surgery and radiation and chemo?
We see my husbands doctors on Tues. just trying to prep for the meeting.
-Debbi0 -
Problem SolvingDebraS said:2nd Time
Robert thank you for your email, I'm sorry you have to go through this again.
Do you mind if I ask... what was the first cancer (Lung)?
How do you deciede between surgery and radiation and chemo?
We see my husbands doctors on Tues. just trying to prep for the meeting.
-Debbi
Before they can decide treatment, they have to know what they are treating. It could be cancer, but it could be something else. They only know for sure what it is after they examine it under a microscope. THEN they can tell if it is cancer and get a handle on what kind of cancer it might be. In my case, they had to do microgenetic analysis of the nodule that showed up on the CAT scan to determine whether it was lung cancer or breast cancer that had moved to the lung since I had a previous history of breast cancer. In my case it turned out that I have both lung cancer and breast cancer, both stage 1. It was super important to have the operation to find that out, because the treatment for breast cancer differs from the treatment for lung cancer. The chemotherapies are different and the surgery is different. For breast cancer that is moved to the lung for example, no more surgery is needed but you have to have chemotherapy. For lung cancer, stage 1, the lobe or even the whole lung is removed and in my case chemo was not advised. So make sure of the diagnosis before you get treatment plans in place.0 -
DebraS 2nd timeDebraS said:2nd Time
Robert thank you for your email, I'm sorry you have to go through this again.
Do you mind if I ask... what was the first cancer (Lung)?
How do you deciede between surgery and radiation and chemo?
We see my husbands doctors on Tues. just trying to prep for the meeting.
-Debbi
I have Head and Neck, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, it appeared to be gone but my Oncologist said there is a chance of a few cells floating around. He was right, it reappeared in my right lung. That means it is not lung cancer, but the same cancer that metastasized in my lung.
The first time I went for the most aggressive treatments that were available, 4 kinds of Chemo and 37 rad treatments. I do not know what can be done yet, still waiting for all tests and a consult.
My Head neck was severe and in operable due to the stage, size of tumors. It started in left tonsil, and spread down lymph nodes on both sides of neck, he said if it had reached my lungs it would be terminal. It has now reached lung and is a very fast cancer, this tumor grew to 1/2 inch in a few months between CTs.
Good luck, hang in, pray and never give up,
God Bless,
Robert0 -
Sharing to allrbw60 said:2nd Time
Tell him he is not alone, just found out on Monday my cancer has returned, this time to my right lung. I just finished Chemo and 37 rad treatments last fall.
We will go through this together. Hoping for the best,
God Bless
Robert
Hi im already help few people with lung cancer or any kind cancer n they survive until know with god willing if u fren interested plz email to me kabdlatif@yahoo.com i will reply ur email.
tq0
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