I know its not RA but I've been told that I have cancer of the colon. I am hospital on Monday to enable them to mark it and probably be in for the operation by Friday of next week. my wife and I are quite worried as you can expect.
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I hope thing's get sorted for you such a shock for you and your family
I'm so sorry to hear this Alan. I've just replied to your PIP appeal post, I'm now sure your Welfare Rights Officer would be in a position to help you though quite where you'll stand could be down to how long your hospital stay is likely to be. It sounds as though they're working quickly though, that's a positive. x
So sorry to hear this. Wishing you a speedy recovery, stay strong. X
I have a friend just got the all clear after chemo, radiation and a partial bowel removal. Only 30, she is making good progress after a year of trials and tribulations. These days the outlook seems to have improved vastly so whilst I'm so sorry to read your post I have great faith that you will make a full recovery in time. So try to stay positive although it must be hard and please remember that I'm sure you have everyones best wishes to take with you on what amy be a long journey. xx
Manwithnoname.
I am sorry to learn of your diagnosis,but it sounds like it is being tackled quickly.
Wishing you well with the op and the treatments and in time a full recovery.
Thinking of you and your family.
Crusee
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We'll be thinking of you I"m sure. But the quicker they deal with it the better I understand. Hope all goes well for you
thinking of you, they can do a lot with this disease now, really hoping operation goes well x
What a shock hope u get sorted
What. Shock hope u get sorted
Wish you a speedy recovery. Hope all goes well for you
My Dad had colon cancer over 10 years ago. He was one of the first people to have it removed, along with part of his bowel, by minimally invasive surgery. It was a stage 2 but he didn't have chemo afterwards, and he is well today. So please try to be upbeat ( I know it is soooo hard not to worry). All best wishes for you. Clemmie
Hi manwithnoname
Truly sorry to hear this. When I first became ill with what later became RA I pushed a haematologist to tell me what they were thinking during extensive investigations.
I will never in my life forget the moment he told me they suspected gastric lymphoma. It is a frightening place to be and my thoughts go out to you and your family.
Nothing I can say can make much difference to you, but remember oncologists are at the top of their game and things are a lot brighter than they once were.
All the very best.
Ade
Sorry to hear that - hope you have a speedy recovery xx
Hi don't know if this will help you but when I was diagnosed with breast cancer and RA simultaneously I was at my wits end with worry as I couldn't work and had money worries. I phoned Macmillans for help with info about my illness but they asked me if I had any other worries and I was advised to apply for disability living allowance and a kind lady filled the lengthy form in for me over the phone. She knew how to word it..I was in no state to do it. She then posted it to me to sign and send off. I can't recall if I needed to send letters from doctors or not. Its back in 2011. But give them a call because they are wonderful with helping anyone diagnosed with cancer. But cancer and RA together is hell on earth. I know. Be strong.
Cathy x
So sorry to hear this....best wishes for a speedy recovery. Please do keep in touch. Btw, Macmillan are excellent, and I am sure they will help with your PIP claim. M xx
Thanks to you all for your support I will try and repost when I have had the op.
MWNN. So sorry to hear your news. It's very frightening when the word cancer is mentioned. Sending my best wishes for a speedy recovery xxxx
I can only add to the posts and wish you all the best. I too know two people (one in their 50s one in their 30s) both have been successfully treated some years ago for colon cancer and today are fit, well, and clear of any cancer. Hard times to go through, but your future awaits ☺
Hi. Sorry to hear about your diagnosis. You are in the best hands now and there is a great success rate for colon cancer surgery. Stay positive. I pray that all will be well for you. Best wishes.
Sending all positive thoughts to you MWNN, good luck for your op and treatment and please come back and tell your friends here how things are going.
Big hugs for your wife too.
Mx
Wishing you all the best for a speedy recovery.
Wishing you well and trust everything will work out for you. Best wishes to you and your family. xx
Hope all goes well with your treatments, and wishing you to a speedy recovery. J. Quinn
Thinking of you and your family. Lots of love Delia. X
My 75 year old father has RA and was diagnosed with colon cancer just a few months ago. The colo-rectal team and oncologists are superb. He has had one third of his bowel removed - by keyhole surgery, can you believe? and is now on a 6 month course of tablet chemo which he is tolerating well. I think his RA is causing him more bother than anything else.
I wish you the very best for a speedy recovery. Clare x
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