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Bone marrow transplant on the cards
Meeting with a BMT consultant yesterday. Nice chap. Laid it all on the line warts and all. 6-9 months for the Ibutrinin to do it's job then in for BMT. Good news is that I will only be in 4 weeks and can more or less choose when it's best for me to start. Sisters tissue is done, mine is not ready but
Meeting with a BMT consultant yesterday. Nice chap. Laid it all on the line warts and all. 6-9 months for the Ibutrinin to do it's job then in for BMT. Good news is that I will only be in 4 weeks and can more or less choose when it's best for me to start. Sisters tissue is done, mine is not ready but
KAS8
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CLL Support
7 years ago
Lung disease
Hi all I was diagnosed with fibrosis of the lungs ( pneumonitis) In 2013 I have very bad days and nothing appears to help any ideas to make my breathing better at this time I'm on microphenolate
Hi all I was diagnosed with fibrosis of the lungs ( pneumonitis) In 2013 I have very bad days and nothing appears to help any ideas to make my breathing better at this time I'm on microphenolate
elly76
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Once again, sad relapse
Sad news 😢 I was in remission only a few months for systematic NHL in 2015 after 6 rounds of R-EPOCH, then I had a recurrence in my Central nervous system once the NHL had crossed the blood brain barrier. I then had 8 rounds of Methotrexate/Rituxin prior to a stem cell transplant in Nov 2016 (the chemo
Sad news 😢 I was in remission only a few months for systematic NHL in 2015 after 6 rounds of R-EPOCH, then I had a recurrence in my Central nervous system once the NHL had crossed the blood brain barrier. I then had 8 rounds of Methotrexate/Rituxin prior to a stem cell transplant in Nov 2016 (the chemo
Jennchap1
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Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Friends
7 years ago
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Anyone having success with lung cancer, PDL1 positive, adenocarcinoma. No more treatment is available for my hubby...any advice? He is 44😢
Can anyone help?? Advise who to go to, where to turn, to try a treatment? When chemo, radio and 1 type of immunotherapy has not worked. Dr has said can not offer more... I find this to hard to deal with, my husband is only 44... he don't want to give up, he wants a chance...
Can anyone help?? Advise who to go to, where to turn, to try a treatment? When chemo, radio and 1 type of immunotherapy has not worked. Dr has said can not offer more... I find this to hard to deal with, my husband is only 44... he don't want to give up, he wants a chance...
Fifi24
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
arterial arteritis
Hi all, I have just joined . I was was diagnosed with pmr 17months ago and am on 7mg of predisolone every 2nd day and managing. However I have recently been experiencing headaches, problems reading and an excelleration of most of the symptoms and I am suspecting arterial arteritis. Appointment with gp
Hi all, I have just joined . I was was diagnosed with pmr 17months ago and am on 7mg of predisolone every 2nd day and managing. However I have recently been experiencing headaches, problems reading and an excelleration of most of the symptoms and I am suspecting arterial arteritis. Appointment with gp
blackstone1
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
What do lung cancer patients want from our medical teams?
I recently had the opportunity to talk to a group of medical professionals about lung cancer survivorship issues, and a major focus of my talk was telling them what I think lung cancer patients want from our medical teams. I think that it is an important message to deliver because my medical team looks
I recently had the opportunity to talk to a group of medical professionals about lung cancer survivorship issues, and a major focus of my talk was telling them what I think lung cancer patients want from our medical teams. I think that it is an important message to deliver because my medical team looks
scifiknitter
Blogger
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Lung cancer
Hi my husband has had a pet scan .awitibg results .he was hospitalized with nvery swollen painful hands. Still suffering is this normal with lung cancer .please
Hi my husband has had a pet scan .awitibg results .he was hospitalized with nvery swollen painful hands. Still suffering is this normal with lung cancer .please
Hidden
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
Lung transplant!
It's been a while again since my last post. Health update is as follows oxygen while awake, I'm going to try O-fev, pulmonary rehab, and lose weight. I have begun the evaluation process for a lung transplant I think my biggest obstacle will be the weight loss. I've struggled with obesity my entire life
It's been a while again since my last post. Health update is as follows oxygen while awake, I'm going to try O-fev, pulmonary rehab, and lose weight. I have begun the evaluation process for a lung transplant I think my biggest obstacle will be the weight loss. I've struggled with obesity my entire life
docmel
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Journey begins
Hello ladies , a few hours since my first appointment with consultant following ultrasound diagnosis of a complex cyst two weeks ago. Surgery in three weeks to remove ovaries and Fallopian tubes he asked me to consent to further surgery when He's already there but warned he may have to go back in
Hello ladies , a few hours since my first appointment with consultant following ultrasound diagnosis of a complex cyst two weeks ago. Surgery in three weeks to remove ovaries and Fallopian tubes he asked me to consent to further surgery when He's already there but warned he may have to go back in
Christie22
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My Ovacome
7 years ago
Cyramza/Taxotere
Yesterday was round 2 of Cyramza/Taxotere. All in all, side effects from round one were doable. Worst ones being mouth/tongue sores and major hair loss. Some fatigue but keeping up with life for which I am truly grateful. This is the second line treatment for me after progression on Alimta maintenance
Yesterday was round 2 of Cyramza/Taxotere. All in all, side effects from round one were doable. Worst ones being mouth/tongue sores and major hair loss. Some fatigue but keeping up with life for which I am truly grateful. This is the second line treatment for me after progression on Alimta maintenance
PegD
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Bad news
Have been on immunotherapy for 4 treatments, had ct scan done, bad news two tumors have grown by 20%, have been offered a clinical trial,will find out tomorrow if i qualify
Have been on immunotherapy for 4 treatments, had ct scan done, bad news two tumors have grown by 20%, have been offered a clinical trial,will find out tomorrow if i qualify
Collinjo1
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Sickle cell trait
I have trait of sickle cell and was told that I probably could never travel to Colorado because of the high altitude and that I may get a shortness of breath being that I have sickle cell trait. Is this true and if so what's the worse that can happen
I have trait of sickle cell and was told that I probably could never travel to Colorado because of the high altitude and that I may get a shortness of breath being that I have sickle cell trait. Is this true and if so what's the worse that can happen
Mont107
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Sickle Cell Society
7 years ago
Sickle trait 's' blood count percentages.
Hi All, it's been a while since I've posted on here :-) I just wondered whether anyone here has had their sickle trait blood [u]percentage[/u] tested? My son has been very lethargic and complaining of leg pains for a number of weeks now. He was anaemic eighteen months ago and his vitamin d levels were
Hi All, it's been a while since I've posted on here :-) I just wondered whether anyone here has had their sickle trait blood [u]percentage[/u] tested? My son has been very lethargic and complaining of leg pains for a number of weeks now. He was anaemic eighteen months ago and his vitamin d levels were
Linda0076
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Sickle Cell Society
7 years ago
Jeanie 1960
My daughter actually both of them have been diagnosed with fibromyalga but recently found out there is sickle cell trait in the family just wondering if any of you have been doagnosed with fibro or anyone 1 with fragile x carriers ir full blown seems the syptons are quite alike and just so happens we
My daughter actually both of them have been diagnosed with fibromyalga but recently found out there is sickle cell trait in the family just wondering if any of you have been doagnosed with fibro or anyone 1 with fragile x carriers ir full blown seems the syptons are quite alike and just so happens we
Jeanie1960
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Sickle Cell Society
7 years ago
FDA Approves Keytruda Combo for Lung Cancer
The Food and Drug Administration has granted approval for a combination therapy with Keytruda (pembrolizumab) for patients with non–small cell lung cancer. This is the first time an immunotherapy has been approved for use with chemotherapy. Patients will not need to be tested for PD-L1 before starting
The Food and Drug Administration has granted approval for a combination therapy with Keytruda (pembrolizumab) for patients with non–small cell lung cancer. This is the first time an immunotherapy has been approved for use with chemotherapy. Patients will not need to be tested for PD-L1 before starting
FtB_Travis
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Living in England and want to raise awareness about lung cancer?
Hello all We have been contacted by the Public Health team in England. We are pleased there is to be a new campaign on health including raising awareness of lung cancer and the importance of early detection. The team supporting this are keen to involve people with lung cancer who would feature as case
Hello all We have been contacted by the Public Health team in England. We are pleased there is to be a new campaign on health including raising awareness of lung cancer and the importance of early detection. The team supporting this are keen to involve people with lung cancer who would feature as case
LorraineD
Roy Castle
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
First time here
Hi everyone. I really don't know how to start and I honestly feel kind of embarrassed just throwing my business out for the entire world to see but I'm not sure what else to do. I'll keep this short, try to at least. I've been through Hodgkins Lymphoma twice, as recently as last year and beat it again
Hi everyone. I really don't know how to start and I honestly feel kind of embarrassed just throwing my business out for the entire world to see but I'm not sure what else to do. I'll keep this short, try to at least. I've been through Hodgkins Lymphoma twice, as recently as last year and beat it again
AntonioAndEmilio
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Anxiety and Depression Support
7 years ago
Lost my Mum to Lung Cancer in 2005, now my Dad has been diagnosed with the same
Feeling a little shell shocked this morning, my Dad was diagnosed with Lung Cancer yesterday. We had suspected something was not right, and over the last few weeks he's been for various tests etc. Yesterday he received the results. His cancer is too advanced for Chemo. He was offered Radiotherapy, but
Feeling a little shell shocked this morning, my Dad was diagnosed with Lung Cancer yesterday. We had suspected something was not right, and over the last few weeks he's been for various tests etc. Yesterday he received the results. His cancer is too advanced for Chemo. He was offered Radiotherapy, but
Andrew-Stoke-Poges
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
Asbestosis
Hi guys. 4 weeks ago my father died suddenly in hospital at the age of 60... a post mortem was carried out and came back unatural death and now gone to inquest. He went in hospital severly short of.breath and each day got worse and worse untilk he couldnt tolerate the oxygen mask and was put on ventilator
Hi guys. 4 weeks ago my father died suddenly in hospital at the age of 60... a post mortem was carried out and came back unatural death and now gone to inquest. He went in hospital severly short of.breath and each day got worse and worse untilk he couldnt tolerate the oxygen mask and was put on ventilator
Zoe7978
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Perplexing
Two painful crisis this year- had to unpaid leave! Why is sickle cell not given the same sort of respect say like diabetes?
Two painful crisis this year- had to unpaid leave! Why is sickle cell not given the same sort of respect say like diabetes?
Darrenmason1978
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Sickle Cell Society
7 years ago
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