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Just a update on my progress from my double lung transplant
It's now 8 weeks since I had my op. I'm doing really well the doctors are really happy with my progress. It's so nice to be able to breathe without oxygen. And do the normal things s 40 year old woman does. My kids are so happy that they have finally got there mum back especially my 11 year old son
It's now 8 weeks since I had my op. I'm doing really well the doctors are really happy with my progress. It's so nice to be able to breathe without oxygen. And do the normal things s 40 year old woman does. My kids are so happy that they have finally got there mum back especially my 11 year old son
Michelle12120
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Husband about to start crizotinib.Worried about side effects,infections etc
Hello all. My husband is just about to start oral crizotinib (just found out he's ALK positive). We are wondering how manageable it will be long term (we know everyone reacts differently) - for example, what side effects have any of you had and how have you coped with them? Steve's had 3 lots of chemo
Hello all. My husband is just about to start oral crizotinib (just found out he's ALK positive). We are wondering how manageable it will be long term (we know everyone reacts differently) - for example, what side effects have any of you had and how have you coped with them? Steve's had 3 lots of chemo
nannyjanny
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 years ago
New to this & looking for lots of help
Hi everyone... It's my first post on here so will cut straight to the chase, having only recently been told my only option of survival is a double lung transplant, this bombshell news has left me more than a tad emotional. I'm looking to connect with anyone in a similar position to me, interested in
Hi everyone... It's my first post on here so will cut straight to the chase, having only recently been told my only option of survival is a double lung transplant, this bombshell news has left me more than a tad emotional. I'm looking to connect with anyone in a similar position to me, interested in
ElaineMair
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
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Ipf
Does anyone know if IPF is genetic , I have just found out my cousin had IPF , was going to be referred for a lung transplant but sadly passed away before. I have 12 days until my consultant sees me. He was diagnosed 10 years ago , was fit healthy did not smoke . In March this year I trekked to little
Does anyone know if IPF is genetic , I have just found out my cousin had IPF , was going to be referred for a lung transplant but sadly passed away before. I have 12 days until my consultant sees me. He was diagnosed 10 years ago , was fit healthy did not smoke . In March this year I trekked to little
Titchykath
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Slight improvement???
Well they did get my Consultant and she is saying that because they planned my treatment around my pathetically
collapsed
left
lung
(due to the tumour) now it has re-inflated the angle of the treatment is completely off and we need to review that plan.
Well they did get my Consultant and she is saying that because they planned my treatment around my pathetically
collapsed
left
lung
(due to the tumour) now it has re-inflated the angle of the treatment is completely off and we need to review that plan.
maggie1960
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 years ago
Slight improvement???
Well they did get my Consultant and she is saying that because they planned my treatment around my pathetically
collapsed
left
lung
(due to the tumour) now it has re-inflated the angle of the treatment is completely off and we need to review that plan.
Well they did get my Consultant and she is saying that because they planned my treatment around my pathetically
collapsed
left
lung
(due to the tumour) now it has re-inflated the angle of the treatment is completely off and we need to review that plan.
maggie1960
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Surgery on Friday
I finally got word yesterday that my lung surgery is tomorrow, I am still stressed out with all the delays but trying to stay calm, I have to be at the hospital at 7.15am and I am first on list, wish me luck. wishing you all well Margaret x
I finally got word yesterday that my lung surgery is tomorrow, I am still stressed out with all the delays but trying to stay calm, I have to be at the hospital at 7.15am and I am first on list, wish me luck. wishing you all well Margaret x
littlenanny
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 years ago
Bacterial meningitis
And also the infection went into my lungs and my left
lung
collapsed
and i had to have a cafeter fitted as i was mostly out of it and to weak to move. I was scared and anxious and one day theyd say i was stable and the next i wasnt.
And also the infection went into my lungs and my left
lung
collapsed
and i had to have a cafeter fitted as i was mostly out of it and to weak to move. I was scared and anxious and one day theyd say i was stable and the next i wasnt.
Stace30
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Meningitis Now
9 years ago
Lilylegs
47 years old, diagnosed with endo in my lungs at first following 10 right side pneumothorax. Had major lung surgery to clue lung in place and remove endo tissue. Became symptomatic of abdominal endo in 2012 and since had 2 laps to remove endo and had mirena coil fitted at same time. Unfortunately this
47 years old, diagnosed with endo in my lungs at first following 10 right side pneumothorax. Had major lung surgery to clue lung in place and remove endo tissue. Became symptomatic of abdominal endo in 2012 and since had 2 laps to remove endo and had mirena coil fitted at same time. Unfortunately this
Lilylegs
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Need some help
Hi all. Ok well I had my official diagnosis today. Moderate emphysema in both lungs evf1 74% Problem is they told me nothing. No treatment. No prognosis. All they said is further down the line I could be put in the lung transplant list I'm totally confused and lost. All they kept saying is you need
Hi all. Ok well I had my official diagnosis today. Moderate emphysema in both lungs evf1 74% Problem is they told me nothing. No treatment. No prognosis. All they said is further down the line I could be put in the lung transplant list I'm totally confused and lost. All they kept saying is you need
Chason
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Would you tell your story of being diagnosed with lung cancer to help improve future healthcare?
My name is John MacArtney and I am part of a team conducting research at the University of Oxford into peoples’ experiences of being diagnosed with lung cancer. Why is this research important? Research shows that people in England are often diagnosed with lung cancer later than in some other European
My name is John MacArtney and I am part of a team conducting research at the University of Oxford into peoples’ experiences of being diagnosed with lung cancer. Why is this research important? Research shows that people in England are often diagnosed with lung cancer later than in some other European
OllieScott
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 years ago
My mum’s cancer made me stop smoking
Hi all, There's a new story on our blog written by a lovely lady called Judith. She smoked for decades but managed to give up after learning that her mum had lung cancer. She now has COPD herself, but says she's thankful she was able to stop when she did. You can read her story by clicking the link
Hi all, There's a new story on our blog written by a lovely lady called Judith. She smoked for decades but managed to give up after learning that her mum had lung cancer. She now has COPD herself, but says she's thankful she was able to stop when she did. You can read her story by clicking the link
kevinrobinson
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Copd lung deseaseh
Hi I am new to your group I hope you wouldn't mind me joining I am know as catinthehat12 I have Copd but over the last two years I have had none evase
lung
op where there inserted five valves which
collapsed
my bad parts so the good could expand the fist seem no change in my health so they did a second
Hi I am new to your group I hope you wouldn't mind me joining I am know as catinthehat12 I have Copd but over the last two years I have had none evase
lung
op where there inserted five valves which
collapsed
my bad parts so the good could expand the fist seem no change in my health so they did a second
Catinthehat12
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Iressa for BAC but what about Bone Pain?
My mom has been on Iressa (gefitnib) since JUNE 2013. She started this medication just before my wedding. We noticed a huge change in her energy level and overall well being within the week that she started using it. She is still on Iressa and her CT scan and blood results look great (as of today)
My mom has been on Iressa (gefitnib) since JUNE 2013. She started this medication just before my wedding. We noticed a huge change in her energy level and overall well being within the week that she started using it. She is still on Iressa and her CT scan and blood results look great (as of today)
beautifulsimplicity
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 years ago
Lung Cancer
I was talking today to a friend who lost her husband through lung cancer last year. By the time he was diagnosed he was stage 4. He didn't really get any symptoms except losing a bit of weight and a hacking cough, but his consultant told them something very interesting which I would like to share
I was talking today to a friend who lost her husband through lung cancer last year. By the time he was diagnosed he was stage 4. He didn't really get any symptoms except losing a bit of weight and a hacking cough, but his consultant told them something very interesting which I would like to share
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Five years on!
Lung cancer anniversaries can be bitter sweet but they get sweeter with time. I'm celebrating five years NED this month - was diagnosed as stage IV in May 2010. I know I'm not the norm but for every one of us that matches the statistics there are a few of us who buck the trend so please, to all reading
Lung cancer anniversaries can be bitter sweet but they get sweeter with time. I'm celebrating five years NED this month - was diagnosed as stage IV in May 2010. I know I'm not the norm but for every one of us that matches the statistics there are a few of us who buck the trend so please, to all reading
Hidden
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 years ago
Did This really happen?
He then indicated the left
lung
& said that it had
collapsed
. 'No' says I. Although not experienced with
lung
collapse I knew I had no such symptoms.
He then indicated the left
lung
& said that it had
collapsed
. 'No' says I. Although not experienced with
lung
collapse I knew I had no such symptoms.
Scaredlady
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
sorry
you must all be fed up with my garden pics which has taken me 6 years to get it how I wanted it but im am (my be big headedly )really proud of what I have achived its took a lot of sweat a
collapsed
lung
leading to a bullectomy and a hell of a lot of breathless days to get there
you must all be fed up with my garden pics which has taken me 6 years to get it how I wanted it but im am (my be big headedly )really proud of what I have achived its took a lot of sweat a
collapsed
lung
leading to a bullectomy and a hell of a lot of breathless days to get there
mmzetor
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Are you EGFR+?
We are looking for feedback on how you have coped with treatment and how it has impacted on your daily life. This is to help us make a submission to the Scottish Medicines Consortium regarding the drug gefitinib (Iressa). At present this drug and erlotinib (tarceva) are used to treat people with EGFR
We are looking for feedback on how you have coped with treatment and how it has impacted on your daily life. This is to help us make a submission to the Scottish Medicines Consortium regarding the drug gefitinib (Iressa). At present this drug and erlotinib (tarceva) are used to treat people with EGFR
LorraineD
Roy Castle
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 years ago
Observations, Thoughts, and Knowledge!
I have been on this site for a few years and I very rarely post largely due to the fact that when I have I feel that I become attacked due to the opinion I have. I have a medical back ground as I was a registered nurse prior to being diagnosed with IPF. I worked in a nursing home with the elderly many
I have been on this site for a few years and I very rarely post largely due to the fact that when I have I feel that I become attacked due to the opinion I have. I have a medical back ground as I was a registered nurse prior to being diagnosed with IPF. I worked in a nursing home with the elderly many
docmel
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
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