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Drug or Chemo Therapy | Chemotherapy
Just started yesterday. No allergic reaction this time.
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Weird suggestions to gain immunity to Covid
People, please use some common sense and don't jump into some of these crazy suggestions. I just read where one of the things going around now is getting a polio vaccination because it's supposed to keep you from getting Covid. I'm not doctor, but if this were a real thing it would probably be suggested by read doctors.…
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What experience have you had applying for unemployment?
The left side of my throat is paralyzed & I can barely talk & cannot swallow at all. I am permanently on a feeding tube. Also have issues with my leg from where they ripped a hunk of meat for my radical dissection & a broken hip.
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I need Long-Term Hope! Tell me how many years you have been clear please.
I have terrible feelings of going through all of this and then just having to repeat in a year, 3, 5, or whatever. How many years have you been a survivor? I need inspiration!!
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Decision Point | Progression seen on Liver after one year on Tagrisso
Discussing possible local radiation to liver after Guardant360 results are received.
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All cancer journeys are important, all cancer stories are inspirational. We want you to share yours
It's simple, easy, no problem, no brainer, uncomplicated, easy peasy, etc. All you have to do is write it out just like you were sitting at your kitchen table talking to an old friend about what you have been through. Don't worry about it being perfect, none of us are, don't worry about misspelling anything, we all do,…
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Just curious about the wait times to get in to have blood drawn or treatments?
15 minutes, 30, an hour?
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Tamoxifen
I’ve been on Tamoxifen for about 5 months now. I’m having pain in my knees and my calves. Does anyone know if this is a side effect from the medication. I walk every day and try not sitting for too long but some days my legs hurt a lot.
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FDA approved treatment method for Covid-19
Did you know that the FDA recently approved a treatment that reduces the chance of community spread of COVID-19 by 5X? Its trade name is called Wearamaskasshole. Side effects include mild inconvenience, possible victim complex, fear of people thinking you are a sheeple, being ostracized by your anti-vax pandemic bros, and…
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How often do you get a little dose of survivor's guilt?
Again this morning I did. A friend of the family, younger than me, probably in his 50's, healthy by most standards, non-smoker, non-drinker, basically the best type of person you would want as a neighbor or a friend, suddenly dead. I don't know at this point why. But for whatever reason it was it's another example of we…
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July is Sarcoma Cancer Awareness Month
Our Blog Post today has some details about sarcoma and awareness. Click here for the article>> https://bit.ly/3ge5R0h
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immunotherapy
wondering if anyone has had experience with the side effects of taking tagrisso? do the side effects become less over time?
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Oh No | Cancer is back/Recurred
After 1 year and six months my cancer has recurred. I now have enlarged lymph node near the duodenum and a golf ball size tumor in my liver
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Drug or Chemo Therapy | Immunotherapy
my wife is constantly nauseous and spends a lot of time feeling weak
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No, I've never smoked, the answer to my most asked question!
Never chewed, don't drink, eat well, exercise, do all the things a person should do to stay healthy. Boom-cancer anyway. Did any of you have no risk factors but were diagnosed anyway?
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Has anyone been treated at the Cancer Center for Healing in California?
I was scrolling around the internet and came across one of their posts that listed the "Top 6 Cancer Tests Every Cancer Patient Must Know". Some of these I've never heard of or read about. A Must-Have Cancer Screening Checklist ● #1 RGCC Test ○ Detects potentially deadly circulating cancer cells and cancer stem cells and…
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Several Universities have announced that they will require students to have a flu shot and a covid 1
Can you imagine the backlash that will come from the conspiracy theorists? We can't even get people to wear a stupid mask to keep from killing each other with a virus with no cure, can you imagine what the outcry will be when they are forced to have a flu shot or a vaccination for covid?
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Celebration | Remission
After two failed chemo treatments, received CAR-T immunotherapy June of 2019, all cancer, tumors gone. Had 1 year follow up scan, still in remission. :)
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2020 is trying to tell us something I think.
First the virus, then killer wasps, now it's choking killer saharan dust cloud. It seems like this is some sort of a B class movie thriller. Has anyone seen or had any effects from this "killer dust cloud"?
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Side Effects | Pain
My tumors are growing despite chemo, and for the first time, the cancer is causing pain. The tumors are pressing on my femoral nerve, and I can no longer walk more than a 200 yards or so without severe, debilitating pain.
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Prostate cancer test ExoDx
Have any of you used this test? It's a urine sample test instead of a biopsy for diagnosing
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As this virus is apparently starting to slow down, where are you on "starting back up"?
I don't think it takes that much common sense. If a place like New York is still having cases by the thousands, everyone needs to stay put. But out in the middle of Montana where there probably isn't 100 cases in the state, they can probably start to move around. But people will need to have some common sense, and that's…
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MD Anderson Hospital in Texas
I am getting frustrated with my current care. I feel like they do not have a sense of urgency on my case. They will decide we need to do a test/procedure/whatever and schedule it, 3 weeks later the procedure/test is done. One week later I get the results. Then, it didn't tell them what they wanted, so another is scheduled,…
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Are there that many people that are afraid of going through cancer treatments/
As I browse around researching my cancer I see post after post where people are always asking if anyone has survived without treatment, or did you have chemo and no radiation or vice/versa, or what "natural Methods" did you use to beat cancer? It seems to me that these people are more afraid of the treatment than the…
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Friendships/Camaraderie
I was thinking last night about how much I enjoy chatting with all of you. It's strange that what we have in common is our "disease," but it's really a very positive place here. Sharing ideas, sharing opinions. It's been interesting for me to see how people process their treatments, their waiting news, and everything else.…
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Have you reached the end of your "first line treatments"? Is your doctor looking for what's next for
Our blog post has helpful information about how they work and how you find one that you will qualify for. Take a look here>> http://bit.ly/2p5ZRyB
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This has probably been asked before but I couldn't find it here. Does CBD oil work for pain?
I mean really work, not just "I think it might", or "I'm not sure if it's working". If it won't cut pain like taking a pain pill I'm not interested. Does anyone have real life experience taking it? How much do you have to take? I know nothing about it other than some facebook claims I read about how good it works, and we…
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A common question we receive is about long term side effects
Several people have asked about the long term side effects of treatment. Usually followed by the statement that they are considering not having treatment at all because of them. So to alleviate these fears, what would you say are "long term" side effects, if you have had any at all? And knowing now what they are and their…
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Who has had the duo of carboplatin and taxol? How was it for you? Side effects?
If I don't have the PD-L1 receptor in my tumor I will have this combo in addition to Keytruda. Just wondering how it was for you. It's been 30 years since I had chemo, things have changed a great deal since then.
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Other Care | Reconstructive surgeries
total of 6 after the mastectomy and a complete revision 10 years later in 2019
