Hello 2 greys sorry for your news.I am new to this site but have been on the copd for sometime.
Now Discovered by accident I have a 4 cm tumour on my left lung.Am waiting on a biopsy to confirm if cancerous.My lung doc thinks it is.I am 80 years young and have lung problems for years so didn't think a anything of my new cough.I am an optimist and a glass half full type of girl.
So I am hoping that they will treat me if it is bad news.I am in Spain and have great respect for the medical services here.( my daughter had a kidney transplant 5 years ago...great sucess).
I'm sorry this is all a out me but i do Wish you all the luck and retirement isn't too bad.
Best regards Ragrug
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Hola Ragrug, Buen Dia. Welcome to our Great Forum, Sorry to hear your dilemma of the Tumour. I know you are in the Best Place and will be seen to a lot quicker there. I have just received a New Report from Valencia quoting the new waiting Times for Hospital Treatment, Very Positive. I feel you are a very Young 80. Good News about Your Daughter having her Successful Kidney Transplant. My family Live in Spain, have done for the last 36 Years.(me 28 Years). My Daughter Had Breast cancer , had the best Treatment there and now Lives a Full Life. The Best of Luck for your Biopsy, please keep us Updated Hun, Keep that Glass Half Full always. Besitos. XXX
Hope all goes well for you Ragrug. Agree with all Hacienda has said. And also know how well my friends in Spain speak of the excellent system over thete. Good luck Wednesday Brian xxx
Hi Ragrug, I am so sorry to hear that news. Cancer is a wicked disease, as is any lung disease. Hopefully, if confirmed, they can go ahead and treat it. There are 4 options to treat it, so one of them will be right for you. I have heard great things about the Spanish health service as well. Let's know how things progress.
Remember that having a positive mind can really make a difference to recovery as does exercising and keeping fit.
Good luck, Ragrug. My 83 year old trumpeter friend had a lobectomy last year to remove an asbestos related tumour and is back playing his trumpet in our band. Hope all goes as well for you too. All the best.
Hello and welcome to the site Ragrug, sorry to hear your news, Spain has a good reputation and they treated my Mum so well when she had heart failure, wish you all the best for Wednesday, keep us updated x
Biopsy completed successfully...however the pneumothorax that followed has kept me in hospital....hope to have the tube out tomoŕrow and the results next week.
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