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Epiphany - "A comprehension or perception of reality by means of a sudden intuitive realization"
I have felt ill for so long now that I have spent the last year or two trying to decide whether to continue to live at all. I have no children, partner, career, friends closer than 400 miles etc, etc, etc. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in January and my first response was thank you god, now
I have felt ill for so long now that I have spent the last year or two trying to decide whether to continue to live at all. I have no children, partner, career, friends closer than 400 miles etc, etc, etc. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in January and my first response was thank you god, now
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
Is life fair??
My next door neighbour,bless her,is one of the kindest,gentlest persons you could wish to meet and to ""reward"" her for this she suffers very bad depressions,has had a double Mastectomy and has now been diagnosed with arthritis in her hips and spine and yet Sun columnist/Talkcrap presenter John Gaunt
My next door neighbour,bless her,is one of the kindest,gentlest persons you could wish to meet and to ""reward"" her for this she suffers very bad depressions,has had a double Mastectomy and has now been diagnosed with arthritis in her hips and spine and yet Sun columnist/Talkcrap presenter John Gaunt
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Asthma Community Forum
16 years ago
How to Train Your Doctor
How to Train Your Doctor By Catherine Guthrie Oprah.com | December 01, 2007 It may scare you to realize this—but you, and not your doctors, are in charge of your medical care. They're not gods, and you're not a wuss. Got that? O shows how to fight (nicely) for the best possible treatment. Having
How to Train Your Doctor By Catherine Guthrie Oprah.com | December 01, 2007 It may scare you to realize this—but you, and not your doctors, are in charge of your medical care. They're not gods, and you're not a wuss. Got that? O shows how to fight (nicely) for the best possible treatment. Having
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Thyroid UK
14 years ago
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Low glycemic index food and 'dumping'
With a shorter digestive system (ie after an oesophagectomy /
gastrectomy
) and a cut vagus nerve (that controls the speed of digestive process), food rushes through the digestion system more rapidly, and will tend to trigger a 'spike' of insulin, because the body wrongly thinks it has to compensate for
With a shorter digestive system (ie after an oesophagectomy /
gastrectomy
) and a cut vagus nerve (that controls the speed of digestive process), food rushes through the digestion system more rapidly, and will tend to trigger a 'spike' of insulin, because the body wrongly thinks it has to compensate for
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
12 years ago
Secondaries.
Consultant was alarmed that all this has happened in the two months since my
Gastrectomy
. I was allergic to ECX chemo - it gave me Angina before surgery & had to be stoppd during my first cycle. The disease has probably spread via blood but we'll never know.
Consultant was alarmed that all this has happened in the two months since my
Gastrectomy
. I was allergic to ECX chemo - it gave me Angina before surgery & had to be stoppd during my first cycle. The disease has probably spread via blood but we'll never know.
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
13 years ago
Guide to the Esophagus Urgently Needed
The article then goes on to talk about the surgical removal of most or all of the of the stomach (
gastrectomy
) nearly always involving the removal of the valve at the bottom of the stomach (the pylorus).
The article then goes on to talk about the surgical removal of most or all of the of the stomach (
gastrectomy
) nearly always involving the removal of the valve at the bottom of the stomach (the pylorus).
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
13 years ago
Speech
Hi folks, I am new to this site and just saying hello. I will also add that I am so sorry that each of you has had the misfortune to need to visit this site; it's a cruel illness. I am currently caring for my 87 year old mother, who was diagnosed with PSP last year (after also having a mastectomy, following
Hi folks, I am new to this site and just saying hello. I will also add that I am so sorry that each of you has had the misfortune to need to visit this site; it's a cruel illness. I am currently caring for my 87 year old mother, who was diagnosed with PSP last year (after also having a mastectomy, following
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PSP Association
13 years ago
One Year
I haven't had cancer. My wife has. Breast cancer, about 9-10 years ago. A mastectomy, some glands taken out from her armpit (just in case it tried to spread) and a lot of rest then she was told she'd got the all clear after possibly 5 years. We didn't dwell too much on these things. Example, having the
I haven't had cancer. My wife has. Breast cancer, about 9-10 years ago. A mastectomy, some glands taken out from her armpit (just in case it tried to spread) and a lot of rest then she was told she'd got the all clear after possibly 5 years. We didn't dwell too much on these things. Example, having the
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Pancreatic Cancer Action
13 years ago
I-AM-ME I Recycle so I use the letters once?! IAME
I know the title don't make sense....welcome to my world. In my own little way I do make sense of my world, but in a very different way to many other folk. I went to see a psychologist a few years ago and walked in and when he asked what I was doing there I said I didn't know! How apt,
I know the title don't make sense....welcome to my world. In my own little way I do make sense of my world, but in a very different way to many other folk. I went to see a psychologist a few years ago and walked in and when he asked what I was doing there I said I didn't know! How apt,
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Tourettes Action
13 years ago
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