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Follow-on post, lung cancer
Further to my first post (4 minutes ago!) I just realized a couple of things I meant to ask - but i can't figure out if I can edit the previous post. The CT scan indicates it is confined to the right lung, but how accurate are they? I'm scared it might actually have spread, though the report said the
Further to my first post (4 minutes ago!) I just realized a couple of things I meant to ask - but i can't figure out if I can edit the previous post. The CT scan indicates it is confined to the right lung, but how accurate are they? I'm scared it might actually have spread, though the report said the
LisR
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
Ways to cope with diagnosis of lung cancer?
Hi. I'm new to this site, and to this situation I find myself in. I have been being treated by my GP for the last two months for a chest infection. Two chest X-rays (Six weeks apart) and three sets of antibiotics later (one I had to stop because of side effects, third started to make a difference on
Hi. I'm new to this site, and to this situation I find myself in. I have been being treated by my GP for the last two months for a chest infection. Two chest X-rays (Six weeks apart) and three sets of antibiotics later (one I had to stop because of side effects, third started to make a difference on
LisR
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
Is No Evidence Of Small Cell Lung Cancer after Three Chemotherapy Cycles a Good Response or the Norm
My Darling Wife after Years Suffering from Lupus was Diagnosed with Limited Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer last November, two tumors 3 cm each, one in her Left Lung and One in her chest. A devastating blow to us all as she has been a Non Smoker for 27 Years. Our Local Hospital were brilliant in picking
My Darling Wife after Years Suffering from Lupus was Diagnosed with Limited Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer last November, two tumors 3 cm each, one in her Left Lung and One in her chest. A devastating blow to us all as she has been a Non Smoker for 27 Years. Our Local Hospital were brilliant in picking
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
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Stem cell transplant for AML 8 yrs on
Hi all as you can see from title I have been in remission for 8yrs following a HSCT from my brother. I would like to ask a question. I knew I would get lots of infections early post transplant which is to be expected. Now 8 yrs along I am still getting more than my fair share of colds, so much so I am
Hi all as you can see from title I have been in remission for 8yrs following a HSCT from my brother. I would like to ask a question. I knew I would get lots of infections early post transplant which is to be expected. Now 8 yrs along I am still getting more than my fair share of colds, so much so I am
Shazzzey
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Leukaemia CARE
7 years ago
Stage 3 lung cancer
Found out I had lung cancer in Feb.2015, had surgery in April to remove upper left lung then Chemo and then Radiation shortly after, as of the present time I have been told I'm NED, Thanks be to God. Had to be admitted to Hospital last week for SOB and coughing because of COPD for 3 days, I feel like
Found out I had lung cancer in Feb.2015, had surgery in April to remove upper left lung then Chemo and then Radiation shortly after, as of the present time I have been told I'm NED, Thanks be to God. Had to be admitted to Hospital last week for SOB and coughing because of COPD for 3 days, I feel like
rrrksr6kid
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Need a little clarity..T cell histiocyte rich B cell lymphoma
I feel like a bit out of place as I'm not a lymphoma suffer. I have a younger brother in his 30s who was diagnosed with: T cell histiocyte rich B cell lymphoma in Sept 2013 He had 6 cycles of RCHOP completed by Jan 2014. Excellent response and PET scan clear. Relapsed in October 2014 Had 4 cycles
I feel like a bit out of place as I'm not a lymphoma suffer. I have a younger brother in his 30s who was diagnosed with: T cell histiocyte rich B cell lymphoma in Sept 2013 He had 6 cycles of RCHOP completed by Jan 2014. Excellent response and PET scan clear. Relapsed in October 2014 Had 4 cycles
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Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Friends
7 years ago
Trying to overlook negativity
Hi there, This is mainly a personal venting session, but it sort of left an uneasy feeling for me. Usually I can overlook negativity, or at least try to be cognizant that every situation, experience, and diagnoses is different. However, I had been chatting on and off recently with a pretty optimistic
Hi there, This is mainly a personal venting session, but it sort of left an uneasy feeling for me. Usually I can overlook negativity, or at least try to be cognizant that every situation, experience, and diagnoses is different. However, I had been chatting on and off recently with a pretty optimistic
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Act of Love
Hi I am new to this site and looking for people based in the Uk who have scleroderma. My sister who is also my best friend was diagnosed a year to date with diffuse systematic scleroderma. She is listed as Cole57 and we are both here to read about people's experiences, share what knowledge she has from
Hi I am new to this site and looking for people based in the Uk who have scleroderma. My sister who is also my best friend was diagnosed a year to date with diffuse systematic scleroderma. She is listed as Cole57 and we are both here to read about people's experiences, share what knowledge she has from
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
7 years ago
Anniversaries, Cancerversaries, and Milestones of Lung Cancer Treatment and Survivorship
I opened my 13th bottle of Tagrisso last weekend, marking a full year of treatment with this very new T790M and EGFR inhibitor. It’s been a great year, full of love and adventures. I feel like celebrating, even though celebrating a milestone with a lung cancer treatment may not be everyone’s idea of
I opened my 13th bottle of Tagrisso last weekend, marking a full year of treatment with this very new T790M and EGFR inhibitor. It’s been a great year, full of love and adventures. I feel like celebrating, even though celebrating a milestone with a lung cancer treatment may not be everyone’s idea of
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Transplant
Hi Im back, I havent posted in a while. Its been a bad winter for me. I went to dr last week. He is trying to get me approved for a lung transplant. Im happy for the chance for this but am very nervouse about it also. I keep thinking if I am approved what if the transplant doesnt take and I could have
Hi Im back, I havent posted in a while. Its been a bad winter for me. I went to dr last week. He is trying to get me approved for a lung transplant. Im happy for the chance for this but am very nervouse about it also. I keep thinking if I am approved what if the transplant doesnt take and I could have
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COPD Friends
7 years ago
actemra
Basel, 24 January 2017 FDA grants priority review for Roche’s Actemra/RoActemra (tocilizumab) supplemental biologics license application for giant cell arteritis, a form of vasculitis Roche recently announced positive results from a Phase III clinical trial in giant cell arteritis (GCA) There have
Basel, 24 January 2017 FDA grants priority review for Roche’s Actemra/RoActemra (tocilizumab) supplemental biologics license application for giant cell arteritis, a form of vasculitis Roche recently announced positive results from a Phase III clinical trial in giant cell arteritis (GCA) There have
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
My recent experience of Giant Cell Arteritis
Hello, for the information of others, I am posting my recent experience of GCA as follows:- I have been suffering from pains in my neck, shoulders and cheeks. My head got so sensitive I could not even comb my hair and my jaws were so painful I could hardly eat any solids. After several visits to my
Hello, for the information of others, I am posting my recent experience of GCA as follows:- I have been suffering from pains in my neck, shoulders and cheeks. My head got so sensitive I could not even comb my hair and my jaws were so painful I could hardly eat any solids. After several visits to my
marpil
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
Kicking Cancer's ASS ONE DAY AT a TIME!
I am a 60 year old
carcinoma
non
small
cell
lung
cancer man, ex fighter, back for THE MAIN EVENT FIGHT. let's do this.
I am a 60 year old
carcinoma
non
small
cell
lung
cancer man, ex fighter, back for THE MAIN EVENT FIGHT. let's do this.
Woodykeller
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Last day of radiation for my dad!
Today my amazing, strong dad finished his last radiation treatment! While he feels pretty weak, and low on energy he is very happy that his radiation is over. He's had radiation for the last 3 weeks on his chest and brain. Today I also started a new career and it was my first day on the job. I feel
Today my amazing, strong dad finished his last radiation treatment! While he feels pretty weak, and low on energy he is very happy that his radiation is over. He's had radiation for the last 3 weeks on his chest and brain. Today I also started a new career and it was my first day on the job. I feel
Lisamk55
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Terrified, Coughing up Blood
I have been reading some of the posts on this forum, I think you are all incredulously brave. So what's wrong with me? I seem to be in a very tight grip of fear since coughing up bright red blood 3 days ago, I also have pain in my chest too yet I am terrified to seek medical help. I can't stop crying
I have been reading some of the posts on this forum, I think you are all incredulously brave. So what's wrong with me? I seem to be in a very tight grip of fear since coughing up bright red blood 3 days ago, I also have pain in my chest too yet I am terrified to seek medical help. I can't stop crying
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Lung Cancer Support
7 years ago
Any advice welcome..
Hello everyone I've been diagnosed with pluerisy, on steroids (predisolone 40mg) for 7 days, almost instant relief but then I checked out the side effects, not too sure now if I want to carry on taking them. The list goes on and on, getting more and more horrendous. I'm totally breathless, can't eat,
Hello everyone I've been diagnosed with pluerisy, on steroids (predisolone 40mg) for 7 days, almost instant relief but then I checked out the side effects, not too sure now if I want to carry on taking them. The list goes on and on, getting more and more horrendous. I'm totally breathless, can't eat,
Helzo
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Tests & more tests
After finding a mass after a CT scan, the consultant says I have a swollen lymph node in my lungs & need a PET scan, biopsy, camera & full lung check, query COPD. On more antibiotics for chest infection. Confused and scared
After finding a mass after a CT scan, the consultant says I have a swollen lymph node in my lungs & need a PET scan, biopsy, camera & full lung check, query COPD. On more antibiotics for chest infection. Confused and scared
Vivienneann
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
Husband has small cell lung cancer
Hello all My husband is newly diagnosed with advanced small cell lung cancer which has metastasized into his liver and back. This we know from a CT scan and also a liver biopsy which diagnosed small cell. PET scan was performed yesterday so we will know for certain if these are the only places. We have
Hello all My husband is newly diagnosed with advanced small cell lung cancer which has metastasized into his liver and back. This we know from a CT scan and also a liver biopsy which diagnosed small cell. PET scan was performed yesterday so we will know for certain if these are the only places. We have
Pamann247
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 years ago
Yellow eyes and Red lips
Ever since I was young I had yellow eyes,now at 22 I still do,and the most irritating question I get even from strangers is "why are your eyes yellow",this really brings my spirit down,Because I cant ever explain to everybody I meet why my eyes are so,although I havent tried any medication that would
Ever since I was young I had yellow eyes,now at 22 I still do,and the most irritating question I get even from strangers is "why are your eyes yellow",this really brings my spirit down,Because I cant ever explain to everybody I meet why my eyes are so,although I havent tried any medication that would
macogola
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Sickle Cell Society
7 years ago
Lost dad 2week ago
Hi I'm Paul, we lost my dad 2 weeks ago through lung disease. He was diagnosed 13/12/2016 and lost his fight 11/02/2017 due to Squamous cell cancer, he also had ipf, asbestosis and emphysema! At his diagnosis in December his scan showed he had about 25% of his lungs healthy, the rest was diseased, the
Hi I'm Paul, we lost my dad 2 weeks ago through lung disease. He was diagnosed 13/12/2016 and lost his fight 11/02/2017 due to Squamous cell cancer, he also had ipf, asbestosis and emphysema! At his diagnosis in December his scan showed he had about 25% of his lungs healthy, the rest was diseased, the
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
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