"OCF Down Under" "Above & Beyond" Member (500+ posts) Joined: May 2010 Posts: 638 | only one - you've just had the most harrowing year of your life and you are questioning whether or not you should enjoy an occasional drink?
But seriously, there are studies out there that suggest that heavy drinking in tandem with smoking is a very very bad idea. I have also read a review (sorry can't find it now) that suggests that heavy drinking (daily consumption of 4 standard drinks or more) is independently associated with oral cancer. I haven't read anything that suggests an occasional drink does anything other than make you feel good.
Karen Love of Life to Alex T4N2M0 SCC Tonsil, BOT, R lymph nodes Dx March 2010 51yrs. Unresectable. HPV+ve Tx Chemo x 3+1 cycles(cisplatin,docetaxel,5FU)- complete May 31 Chemoradiation (IMRTx35 + weekly cisplatin) Finish Aug 27 Return to work 2 years on 3 years out Aug 27 2013 NED Still underweight
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